re: What’s your take on Max Kellerman of ESPN?

His social justice schtick is applied thick and makes me strongly dislike him

I’ve always hated that show though

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I don’t watch first take. I have a job.

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Well you're posting about 12,000 posts a year, so your job must not keep you too busy.

One of the most punchable faces at ESPN. Used to like the guy. But he’s become unbearable lately.

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Well you're posting about 12,000 posts a year, so your job must not keep you too busy.

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Like 90 percent of those posts came when I was in college

He made a name for himself as a boxing expert. There are not really a lot of those who could string a sentence together.
Between Fox and ESPN there are about 10 shows that do nothing but rehash the same point over and over again. It’s mindless but you need content to be able to sell “My Pillow” and 30 day diets

I'm just fricking with you.

Clown.

Max is one of the smartest guys in the history of ESPN.

If you remember him far back enough, he was the consummate MSG guy- he did boxing, he did the Knicks, he did anything and everything that played the Garden-- and he was nowhere near a SJW.

However, he kept getting bounced down in the sports media; even Teddy Atlas, his good buddy and fellow East Coast boxing guru, broke through a lot more than Kellerman ever did.

He was hamstrung by ESPN, to two roles- Friday Night fights contributor, and Around the Horn, which they constantly threatened to take away from him. When he had an opportunity at Fox Sports in LA come open, he jumped ship to a company that would let him do his own thing without threatening it. Unfortunately, I, Max, bombed.

He went on to work for Tucker Carlson (that dirty commie) on Tucker, and learned then where media leadership wanted sports coverage to go. He was no fool, and flipped the switch, moving to be another left wing mouthpiece-- and his employment prospects proportionately bloomed.

Now, when ESPN is announcing an intent to let the air out of the politics of sports broadcasting, Kellerman isn't buying in quite yet. Watch and see if its sincere, you may find Max putting himself out there a bit with a few controversial statements.

The guy is one of the rare bright people in media-- and he knows how to ride the wave.

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So he figured out that he had to adapt/conform/cuck to have success. Got it.

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Dating back to his public access program and coverage of Tyson just as Tyson was coming up as a boxer, he's made zero bones about it. He's about making money and being famous-- and he'll cry himself to sleep on a pile of money, if he wants consolation.

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Max Kellerman

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