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The big Knicks fan Qerim talks basketball with the NBA brothers while showing how small she looks next to both of them.
Chris Russo mocks Stephen A. Smith’s massive ESPN salary as ‘First Take’ loses power: ‘$400 million’
ESPN personality Chris "Mad Dog" Russo was furious over having to do his segment in the hallway after the power went out on ...
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The Spun on MSNMolly Qerim Grabs Attention With Her NBA Playoffs OutfitMolly Qerim is trending for her latest outfit shown off on social media. The popular ESPN host, who has been leading the ...
On First Take, Stephen A. Smith, Kendrick Perkins, Marcus Morris Sr. and Markieff Morris join Molly Qerim to discuss Game 4 ...
ESPN personality Chris "Mad Dog" Russo called out ESPN for paying Stephen A Smith $100 million while having a power outage.
Molly Qerim’s bold comeback on First Take stunned even the ESPN cameraman during a fiery on-air fashion debate.
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It was nearly three months ago when Smith inked the lucrative contract that made him ESPN's first $100 million man, becoming ...
Qerim: “We lost power, so, Mad Dog, tell us why you’re mad.” ...
He’s nicknamed “Mad Dog” for a reason. Chris Russo let Stephen A. Smith have it, after ESPN’s First Take studio lost power, forcing the show to move to the hallway. Russo ...
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Sporting News on MSNESPN host Molly Qerim shows off dashing look in off-green dressShe has to know her sports in order to keep up with the likes of Stephen A. Smith. Of course, Qerim might be better suited to wear a referee's shirt on that show. Qerim will, no doubt, drop other ...
Molly Qerim is, of course, a staple as the host and moderator of ESPN’s First Take every morning, but fans have wondered why she’s been absent all week. There have been people worried about ...
NBA. Molly Qerim receives "the look" and a compliment from Stephen A. Smith for the outfit she chose for First Take Celebrities. Molly Qerim is approached by an indiscreet driver on a ride on her ...
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