I like that bro. Can I use that?
Maria Taylor, 6'2" ESPN Reporter, This May Be the One For Me... But
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I like that bro. Can I use that?
She’s cute
She is so sexy!! Too bad she got corn on the cob feet
Says she almost dropped the phone when Robin Roberts talked with her for 30 minutes.
Gee, I wonder why Robin Roberts would personally speak with this gorl for 30 minutes... could it be...
Aww no. Woman you know your feet was fucked up, why you let them take a picture of you like this. You better let the doctor do some surgery on that mother fucking shit. Other than that the chick is fireShe is so sexy!! Too bad she got corn on the cob feet
For those looking for a non fit, humongous fat ass... go to another thread.
Nah B I’m good
You think she a lezbo?
She WAS talking with Robin Roberts on the phone for half an hour. Proof enough.
Seriously I don't THINK so.
For those looking for an ass... go to another thread. {/edit}
*Leaves*
all jokes aside...the sista is pretty .............but that skinny, lanky, gangly, type of body doesn't appeal to me
There's nothing like the deep pussy and the long legs of a tall chick. Trust me on this one.
Thanks for the heads up.... I'm out..For those looking for a non fit, humongous fat ass... go to another thread.
No doubt, but at least you keeps paint on those ugly muthfuckas.She is so sexy!! Too bad she got corn on the cob feet
lolThanks for the heads up.... I'm out..
I have never understood how back Americans have tolerated this kinds of people throwing the "flag"
in their faces. The first person who died in the war of indendence was a black man called Crispus
Attucks; except the Indian wars, there has never been a war in which black soldiers did not dies.
Black American men make 6% of the population, around 18% of the military, a 300% over representation;
I do not why people have a problem mentioning that no Trump has ever worn an American
military uniform, much fight in a war
in their faces. The first person who died in the war of indendence was a black man called Crispus
Attucks; except the Indian wars, there has never been a war in which black soldiers did not dies.
Black American men make 6% of the population, around 18% of the military, a 300% over representation;
I do not why people have a problem mentioning that no Trump has ever worn an American
military uniform, much fight in a war
She said it perfectly too
CHICAGO RADIO HOSTFIRED FROM JOBAfter Sexist Comments About Maria Taylor
9/15/2020 12:03 PM PT
BREAKING NEWS
11:59 AM PT -- The Score is washing its hands of Dan McNeil after his tweet about Maria Taylor ... announcing he's been fired from the station effective immediately.
"For each one of us our words have power," Rachel Williamson, Entercom Chicago regional resident told Julie DiCaro. "For our brand and on-air personalities that is amplified and brings increased responsibility in how we chose to use our voices."
"Last night's tweet, and its degrading and humiliating tone to a fellow female broadcaster, was unacceptable."
Williamson continued ... "We have the best teams in Chicago, and we must hold ourselves to high expectations to continue to be leaders in our organization, our industry and our community."
"We apologize to all who were offended by Dan's words, especially Maria."
ESPN's Maria Taylor made her "Monday Night Football" debut this week ... and celebrated the milestone by bodying radio hosts who made sexist comments about her wardrobe on Twitter.
Dan McNeil of Chicago's 670 The Score, thought it was his place to criticize Taylor's outfit during last night's 'MNF' broadcast ... tweeting out, "NFL sideline reporter or a host for the [Adult Video News] annual awards presentation?"
The tweet -- which rightfully received a ton of backlash -- stayed live on McNeil's account for roughly 30 minutes before he deleted it, according to Awful Announcing.
Taylor fired back at McNeil late Monday night ... saying, "Well Danny Dearest if you would like to continue making sexist comments about me...please bring your misogyny with you to the NBA Countdown double header I’ll be hosting tomorrow night."
"Hey ladies remember you can wear whatever you feel confident in!"
Other big names have shown support for Taylor, including fellow reporter Taylor Rooks -- "Always ride with @MariaTaylor - I love you my sister. Keep being GREAT. These haters could never."
Saints star Malcolm Jenkins added ... "Exactly the reason why we’re focusing on building up black women this season. @MariaTaylor congratulations on such a big accomplishment! Keep leveling up."
So far, McNeil hasn't apologized for his comment and The Score has not addressed the issue ... but it's only a matter of time.
9/15/2020 12:03 PM PT
BREAKING NEWS
11:59 AM PT -- The Score is washing its hands of Dan McNeil after his tweet about Maria Taylor ... announcing he's been fired from the station effective immediately.
"For each one of us our words have power," Rachel Williamson, Entercom Chicago regional resident told Julie DiCaro. "For our brand and on-air personalities that is amplified and brings increased responsibility in how we chose to use our voices."
"Last night's tweet, and its degrading and humiliating tone to a fellow female broadcaster, was unacceptable."
Williamson continued ... "We have the best teams in Chicago, and we must hold ourselves to high expectations to continue to be leaders in our organization, our industry and our community."
"We apologize to all who were offended by Dan's words, especially Maria."
ESPN's Maria Taylor made her "Monday Night Football" debut this week ... and celebrated the milestone by bodying radio hosts who made sexist comments about her wardrobe on Twitter.
Dan McNeil of Chicago's 670 The Score, thought it was his place to criticize Taylor's outfit during last night's 'MNF' broadcast ... tweeting out, "NFL sideline reporter or a host for the [Adult Video News] annual awards presentation?"
The tweet -- which rightfully received a ton of backlash -- stayed live on McNeil's account for roughly 30 minutes before he deleted it, according to Awful Announcing.
Taylor fired back at McNeil late Monday night ... saying, "Well Danny Dearest if you would like to continue making sexist comments about me...please bring your misogyny with you to the NBA Countdown double header I’ll be hosting tomorrow night."
"Hey ladies remember you can wear whatever you feel confident in!"
Other big names have shown support for Taylor, including fellow reporter Taylor Rooks -- "Always ride with @MariaTaylor - I love you my sister. Keep being GREAT. These haters could never."
Saints star Malcolm Jenkins added ... "Exactly the reason why we’re focusing on building up black women this season. @MariaTaylor congratulations on such a big accomplishment! Keep leveling up."
So far, McNeil hasn't apologized for his comment and The Score has not addressed the issue ... but it's only a matter of time.
Cacs Can't Cac Enough: CHICAGO RADIO HOST FIRED FROM JOB After Sexist Comments About Maria Taylor
CHICAGO RADIO HOSTFIRED FROM JOBAfter Sexist Comments About Maria Taylor 125 9/15/2020 12:03 PM PT BREAKING NEWS 11:59 AM PT -- The Score is washing its hands of Dan McNeil after his tweet about Maria Taylor ... announcing he's been fired from the station effective immediately. "For each...
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ESPN's Maria Taylor claps back at questions over All-NBA vote after misogynistic remarks
Cassandra Negley
·Writer
Sat, September 19, 2020, 4:46 PM EDT
An innocent tweet analyzing the All-NBA team vote selections turned into an avalanche of misogyny and ESPN’s Maria Taylor once again having to defend herself by firing back at it.
Taylor was one of the many media members who submitted ballots for NBA awards this year. Her ballot was highlighted by a Los Angeles Lakers writer for leaving Anthony Davis off of the all-NBA team. That note spun into sexist comments, rather than mere disagreement, and questions on why she has a vote in the first place.
Lakers writer apologizes after inadvertently riling up sexists
Harrison Faigen looked at the ballot as a Lakers writer and noted who voted for LeBron James and Anthony Davis and where they were placed. He tweeted, “Maria Taylor of ESPN was the sole voter who did not put Anthony Davis on their first, second or third All-NBA team.”
The tweet has since been deleted and he explained why seeing as it’s a fairly innocent tweet.
(Warning: language)
Taylor claps back at Gottlieb over NBA vote
Fox Sports Radio host Doug Gottlieb couldn’t help but get involved and asked why Taylor had a vote in the first place.
Taylor has had a week. The seasoned reporter covered her first “Monday Night Football” game and was met with criticism of her outfit by radio host Dan McNeil on Twitter. She went high and clapped back with a reminder that he should tune in to the NBA Countdown doubleheader she hosted the following day. McNeil was fired less than 24 hours later.
Gottlieb’s ‘only analysts’ tweet at Maria Taylor
ESPN's Maria Taylor got dragged for her All-NBA ballot, but the retorts were mostly about her gender. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack)
Gottlieb tried to back track a little and said he didn’t believe she should have a vote because she is a studio host who doesn’t give opinions. He also tried to bring the beloved Doris Burke into it — possibly to assert he wasn’t sexist — by saying Burke deserves her vote because she holds an analyst title.
As with any sports, voting members are those who are watching games day in and day out. You don’t have to have an analyst job to analyze. And you certainly don’t need to have a media badge, seeing as everyone attacking Taylor are analyzing her ballot to do it.
Taylor took to Twitter saying she made a “CLEAR mistake” in not putting Davis on the team.
Athletes, media back Maria Taylor
Plenty of others in the sports world rushed to Taylor’s defense on Saturday, too — including both media members and NBA players themselves.
ESPN's Maria Taylor claps back at questions over All-NBA vote after misogynistic remarks
Maria Taylor came back at Doug Gottlieb after he asked why she got an All-NBA vote in the first place.
ESPN's Maria Taylor claps back at questions over All-NBA vote after misogynistic remarks
Cassandra Negley
·Writer
Sat, September 19, 2020, 4:46 PM EDT
An innocent tweet analyzing the All-NBA team vote selections turned into an avalanche of misogyny and ESPN’s Maria Taylor once again having to defend herself by firing back at it.
Taylor was one of the many media members who submitted ballots for NBA awards this year. Her ballot was highlighted by a Los Angeles Lakers writer for leaving Anthony Davis off of the all-NBA team. That note spun into sexist comments, rather than mere disagreement, and questions on why she has a vote in the first place.
Lakers writer apologizes after inadvertently riling up sexists
Harrison Faigen looked at the ballot as a Lakers writer and noted who voted for LeBron James and Anthony Davis and where they were placed. He tweeted, “Maria Taylor of ESPN was the sole voter who did not put Anthony Davis on their first, second or third All-NBA team.”
The tweet has since been deleted and he explained why seeing as it’s a fairly innocent tweet.
(Warning: language)
He was calling out someone with 49 followers saying “put her in the kitchen,” adding that it was far from the only sexist comment he had in his mentions after the tweet. Faigen’s entire thread:
A Reddit thread also showed some inappropriate and misogynistic comments. They appeared to be deleted after men called them out for making it about gender rather than the ballot itself.
Taylor claps back at Gottlieb over NBA vote
Fox Sports Radio host Doug Gottlieb couldn’t help but get involved and asked why Taylor had a vote in the first place.
Taylor came back with her credentials.
She played volleyball and basketball while at Georgia from 2005 to 2009.
Taylor has had a week. The seasoned reporter covered her first “Monday Night Football” game and was met with criticism of her outfit by radio host Dan McNeil on Twitter. She went high and clapped back with a reminder that he should tune in to the NBA Countdown doubleheader she hosted the following day. McNeil was fired less than 24 hours later.
Gottlieb’s ‘only analysts’ tweet at Maria Taylor
ESPN's Maria Taylor got dragged for her All-NBA ballot, but the retorts were mostly about her gender. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack)
Gottlieb tried to back track a little and said he didn’t believe she should have a vote because she is a studio host who doesn’t give opinions. He also tried to bring the beloved Doris Burke into it — possibly to assert he wasn’t sexist — by saying Burke deserves her vote because she holds an analyst title.
Without calling anyone else out by name — see above for how that backfires — there are a handful of voting media members on the list who are not strictly “current analysts.” Many of them write for newspapers or digital outlets where their primary job is to strictly report. Some of them write opinion pieces or columns, but it may be rare.
As with any sports, voting members are those who are watching games day in and day out. You don’t have to have an analyst job to analyze. And you certainly don’t need to have a media badge, seeing as everyone attacking Taylor are analyzing her ballot to do it.
Taylor took to Twitter saying she made a “CLEAR mistake” in not putting Davis on the team.
But she’s far from the only one with a “questionable” ballot. Look at almost any ballot on the list, and someone would argue something about it. And that’s fine. But don’t drag the gender of a person into the argument and make lame, overused, unfunny “jokes.”
Athletes, media back Maria Taylor
Plenty of others in the sports world rushed to Taylor’s defense on Saturday, too — including both media members and NBA players themselves.
I hate Gottlieb
ESPN's Maria Taylor claps back at questions over All-NBA vote after misogynistic remarks
Maria Taylor came back at Doug Gottlieb after he asked why she got an All-NBA vote in the first place.
ESPN's Maria Taylor claps back at questions over All-NBA vote after misogynistic remarks
Cassandra Negley
·Writer
Sat, September 19, 2020, 4:46 PM EDT
An innocent tweet analyzing the All-NBA team vote selections turned into an avalanche of misogyny and ESPN’s Maria Taylor once again having to defend herself by firing back at it.
Taylor was one of the many media members who submitted ballots for NBA awards this year. Her ballot was highlighted by a Los Angeles Lakers writer for leaving Anthony Davis off of the all-NBA team. That note spun into sexist comments, rather than mere disagreement, and questions on why she has a vote in the first place.
Lakers writer apologizes after inadvertently riling up sexists
Harrison Faigen looked at the ballot as a Lakers writer and noted who voted for LeBron James and Anthony Davis and where they were placed. He tweeted, “Maria Taylor of ESPN was the sole voter who did not put Anthony Davis on their first, second or third All-NBA team.”
The tweet has since been deleted and he explained why seeing as it’s a fairly innocent tweet.
(Warning: language)
He was calling out someone with 49 followers saying “put her in the kitchen,” adding that it was far from the only sexist comment he had in his mentions after the tweet. Faigen’s entire thread:
A Reddit thread also showed some inappropriate and misogynistic comments. They appeared to be deleted after men called them out for making it about gender rather than the ballot itself.
Taylor claps back at Gottlieb over NBA vote
Fox Sports Radio host Doug Gottlieb couldn’t help but get involved and asked why Taylor had a vote in the first place.
Taylor came back with her credentials.
She played volleyball and basketball while at Georgia from 2005 to 2009.
Taylor has had a week. The seasoned reporter covered her first “Monday Night Football” game and was met with criticism of her outfit by radio host Dan McNeil on Twitter. She went high and clapped back with a reminder that he should tune in to the NBA Countdown doubleheader she hosted the following day. McNeil was fired less than 24 hours later.
Gottlieb’s ‘only analysts’ tweet at Maria Taylor
ESPN's Maria Taylor got dragged for her All-NBA ballot, but the retorts were mostly about her gender. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack)
Gottlieb tried to back track a little and said he didn’t believe she should have a vote because she is a studio host who doesn’t give opinions. He also tried to bring the beloved Doris Burke into it — possibly to assert he wasn’t sexist — by saying Burke deserves her vote because she holds an analyst title.
Without calling anyone else out by name — see above for how that backfires — there are a handful of voting media members on the list who are not strictly “current analysts.” Many of them write for newspapers or digital outlets where their primary job is to strictly report. Some of them write opinion pieces or columns, but it may be rare.
As with any sports, voting members are those who are watching games day in and day out. You don’t have to have an analyst job to analyze. And you certainly don’t need to have a media badge, seeing as everyone attacking Taylor are analyzing her ballot to do it.
Taylor took to Twitter saying she made a “CLEAR mistake” in not putting Davis on the team.
But she’s far from the only one with a “questionable” ballot. Look at almost any ballot on the list, and someone would argue something about it. And that’s fine. But don’t drag the gender of a person into the argument and make lame, overused, unfunny “jokes.”
Athletes, media back Maria Taylor
Plenty of others in the sports world rushed to Taylor’s defense on Saturday, too — including both media members and NBA players themselves.
Glad she checked his hoe ass
These white boys are losing their damn minds seeing a sista shine covering sports.
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I don't need one of these...She would love a negro like me.We can work it out.
But they don't have shit to say about that a Rachel Nichols bitch. They just hate black women
Exclusive | Maria Taylor, ESPN facing possible divorce over ‘Stephen A. Smith money’
ESPN star Maria Taylor turned down an extension that offered her almost $5 million per year, sources tell The Post’s Andrew Marchand.
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Why did she take this picture and show those feet? She know she got corns from shoving her feet I to tiny shoes. She shoulda wore heelsShe is so sexy!! Too bad she got corn on the cob feet
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