Ah, I went to replace that with your link because I thought it was more credible.
SAS was just trying to show humility in discussing the situation.
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SAS was just trying to show humility in discussing the situation.
I don't know if it's true???
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I don't know if it's true???
So far I don't see this posted anywhere legit
I thought it would be on Awful Announcing but nothing so far.
Yeah I see the misspelling and nothing on tmz sports
I advise people to block them- They are not really parodies, they just constantly push fake news. You won’t catch the misspelling every time so just block or mute them as soon as you spot them.
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Boston radio host references ethnic slur toward ESPN personality; station whiffs attempt to walk it back
When asked about favorite alcoholic 'nips,' the host went in another direction with the term
By Ryan Morik | Fox News
A radio host at Boston's WEEI is under fire after the usage of an ethnic slur.
Chris Curtis, a WEEI host since 2013, and his co-hosts, Greg Hill and Courtney Cox, were discussing Boston City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo's plan to formally present a proposal to outlaw small alcohol bottles known as nips.
But the term is also a racial slur against the Japanese (shortened from Nippon) that gained prominence during World War II.
Cox then said the trio should discuss their "top five nips," in which she mentioned several alcoholic brands.
However, Curtis replied, "I'd probably go [ESPN NFL analyst] Mina Kimes."
Kimes is of Korean descent on her mother's side – the name-drop did not garner a response from any of the hosts but did get a laugh from producer Chris Scheim.
When the Boston Globe reached out for comment to WEEI, the station had the chance to save any wrongdoing but whiffed.
The station did not say anything regarding the slur other than claiming that the host mistook Kimes for actress Mila Kunis, who is Ukranian-Jewish.
Mila Kunis stars in a new Netflix film, "Luckiest Girl Alive" adapted from a novel with the same name, written by Jessica Knoll. (Monica Schipper/Getty Images for Netflix)
Mina Kimes attends WrapWomen's Power Women Summit : The Changemakers Of 2021 at The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills on
After the confusion, Kimes changed her Twitter profile picture to a photo of Kunis.
Boston radio host references ethnic slur toward ESPN personality; station whiffs attempt to walk it back
A WEEI host surprised his listeners on Wednesday when he used the term "nips," originally brought up as alcohol bottles, as an ethnic slur.
Boston radio host references ethnic slur toward ESPN personality; station whiffs attempt to walk it back
When asked about favorite alcoholic 'nips,' the host went in another direction with the term
By Ryan Morik | Fox News
A radio host at Boston's WEEI is under fire after the usage of an ethnic slur.
Chris Curtis, a WEEI host since 2013, and his co-hosts, Greg Hill and Courtney Cox, were discussing Boston City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo's plan to formally present a proposal to outlaw small alcohol bottles known as nips.
But the term is also a racial slur against the Japanese (shortened from Nippon) that gained prominence during World War II.
Cox then said the trio should discuss their "top five nips," in which she mentioned several alcoholic brands.
However, Curtis replied, "I'd probably go [ESPN NFL analyst] Mina Kimes."
Kimes is of Korean descent on her mother's side – the name-drop did not garner a response from any of the hosts but did get a laugh from producer Chris Scheim.
When the Boston Globe reached out for comment to WEEI, the station had the chance to save any wrongdoing but whiffed.
The station did not say anything regarding the slur other than claiming that the host mistook Kimes for actress Mila Kunis, who is Ukranian-Jewish.
Mila Kunis stars in a new Netflix film, "Luckiest Girl Alive" adapted from a novel with the same name, written by Jessica Knoll. (Monica Schipper/Getty Images for Netflix)
Mina Kimes attends WrapWomen's Power Women Summit : The Changemakers Of 2021 at The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills on
After the confusion, Kimes changed her Twitter profile picture to a photo of Kunis.
Bomani Jones: Cancellation of High Noon ‘Had Zero To Do With Me’
“I could have the greatest version of ‘High Noon’ that was possible [but] there’s not a place in [ESPN’s] line-up for that right now.”
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Not sure how he can claim that about a knock-off PTI while the original is in decade three on the air. I didn’t see it much because of working during the day so maybe I’m off— I know they covered less topics for more time but I don’t see/remember the huge difference.Bomani Jones: Cancellation of High Noon ‘Had Zero To Do With Me’
“I could have the greatest version of ‘High Noon’ that was possible [but] there’s not a place in [ESPN’s] line-up for that right now.”
I made it about 20 minutes into the discussion earlier today and plan to finish tomorrow. I have not tuned into any of Smith’s book tour so some may be redundant for those who have but it was an interesting interview IMO!
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He need to improve the quality of sports journalism he spreading with all this energy...
Better use of his time.
Swimmer Riley Gaines slams ESPN for Lia Thomas Women's History Month segment
Riley Gaines on Sunday blasted ESPN for its segment honoring Lia Thomas during Women's History Month. Thomas was the first transgender female to win an NCAA championship.
Dan is 100% correct!
All the yelling and BS opinions just to create stories is rampant in the sports world. There is zero ethics in sports journalism.
As much as I like Shannon Sharp, I can't listen to him yelling for two hours.
If you ever watch First Take when SAS is out, all the guests that normally don't scream and yell are on there playing these fake roles and yelling at each other.
BTW.... People are not going to hurt Dan Lebatard's feelings with insults. He eats that shit like birthday cake.
Stephen A. Smith Explains Why He Wanted Max Kellerman Off 'First Take'
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Is Caitlin Clark having the greatest NCAA Tournament run since Steph Curry? | (debatable)
Welcome back to (debatable) with hosts Pablo Torre, Mina Kimes, and Domonique Foxworth! On today's show: Would you take UConn or the field in the Men's Final...
Boston radio host appears to use ethnic slur involving Mina Kimes
A sports talk radio host on WEEI in Boston is in hot water after appearing to invoke a racial slur about ESPN personality Mina Kimes.
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WEEI's Chris Curtis suspended after using on-air racial slur regarding ESPN's Mina Kimes
WEEI producer Chris Curtis has been suspended for a week, after a clip of him using a racial slur in reference to ESPN's Mina Kimes went viral.
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I’ve been missing out on her podcast because she’s on Spotify… BGOL hates her for being a Black feminist which means that while she’s a strong defender of Black men she will also have some criticism… She’s every bit as solid as Bomani IMO— at least.