Worst sports anchor on a TV news broadcast...

I remember him butchering your name a few times. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

i remember one time every [censored] news station butchered the [censored] outta my name, bastards...

I know he's not a sports anchor, but Stephen A. Smith from ESPN is horrible. I get the impression he hates all white people and he's constantly screaming, which is very annoying. I hope his show gets cancelled ASAP.

I absolutely hate Stephen A. Smith. He's such a moron. He's like nails on a chalk board. Good call. Also, I really dislike Jason Whitlock. The fat, black fellow that writes for the Kansas City Star. He's on PTI and The Sports Reporters sometimes. You can throw Dan Lebetard into the conversation as well.

Amen to all of those you mentioned. What do you think about Stuart Scott? He's gotta be ranked at the top of most annoying. When he really gets going I can't understood any thing that comes out of his mouth. Plus, he's got that creepy eye thing going on and you can't help but stare at it. It seems like all of the good ESPN anchors have left to start their own shows and it's been going downhill for a long time now.

does anyone ever come close to Dick Schapp on reporting though? Reynolds and Gammons are the best on baseball. Bill Walton needs to be fought.

Stuart has never bothered me too much. I know most people hate him though. He can be annoying, but not to the level as the others, imo.

Do you mean Jeremy Schapp? His father, Dick , passed away a couple years ago. I sorta like Walton for NBA games. Tom Tolbert who does color analysis for either ESPN or TNT is the worst.

Apparently one of our wishes were granted:
Per IMDB

Former ESPN Commentator: ESPN Is "A Monopoly"

Kansas City Star columnist Jason Whitlock, fired last week as an ESPN commentator after calling fellow ESPN commentator Mike Lupica "an insecure, mean-spirited busybody" and ESPN.com columnist Scoop Jackson "a clown, " refused to back away from his criticism when he appeared on CNN's Reliable Sources on Sunday. "I can't say I did not want to be dumped, but I knew the ramifications and knew what could happen. I'm not that surprised. ESPN is very thin-skinned, " Whitlock said. He then went on to underline his criticism of ESPN itself. "It's a monopoly. It's the most powerful sports entity, I think, in America, but it's not properly covered by the American media because too many of us are in bed with ESPN."

No, I meant his father Dick.