Things have been pretty contentious between LeBron James and ESPN's Stephen A. Smith over the past several days (to say the least). After the Lakers superstar chose to confront Stephen A.
ESPN personality Michael Wilbon isn't afraid to call out nonsense when he sees it. He made that extremely clear this week. Wilbon, one half of ESPN's "Pardon the Interruption," spoke to Bobby Burack of OutKick about a plethora of topics.
Michael Wilbon has been part of the ESPN family for over two decades, so when he voices his concerns about the network, people usually listen. With that being said, Wilbon has a major problem with the way ESPN operates.
After a long wait, Anthony Davis finally made his on-court comeback for the Dallas Mavericks. Six weeks since he went down from an abductor strain during his electrifying debut, Anthony Davis made his long awaited return for his new team.
The Dallas Mavericks face a dilemma over what to do next as a difficult season unfolds. In 2023-24 the Dallas Mavericks surprised everybody by reaching the NBA Finals.
LeBron James' recent criticism of the NBA media has not gone down well with ESPN's Michael Wilbon. Wilbon blasted James on an episode of Pardon the Interruption, making it clear that the media are not on his payroll.
The Detroit Pistons entered Friday morning on top of the NBA world, riding an eight-game winning streak into their matchup against Nikola Jokic and the 2023 league champion Denver Nuggets.
Luka Doncic’s arrival has motivated LeBron James to bring back one aspect of his game, says Michael Wilbon. Since joining the Los Angeles Lakers, LeBron James has been consistently criticized for his lack of effort on the defensive end of the floor.
As the SEC and Big Ten push for automatic bids to the College Football Playoff during expansion talks, ESPN's Michael Wilbon is against the proposal entirely. College football commissioners are meeting this week in New Orleans to discuss the playoff format from 2026 and beyond.
ESPN's Michael Wilbon may be a fan of the Big Ten (and a trustee at his beloved Northwestern University) but that didn't stop the former Washington Post columnist from blasting the conference's recent push for four automatic bids in an expanded College Football Playoff scenario.
NBA icon Michael Jordan once called ESPN’s Michael Wilbon and told him to stop criticizing LeBron James. LeBron is one of the most scrutinized players in NBA history.
The Golden State Warriors have pulled out of a move for Jimmy Butler, a trade that was always an awkward fit. Jimmy Butler appears determined to land his move to the Phoenix Suns, after expressing a desire not to head to the Golden State Warriors.
NBA icon Michael Jordan told Michael Wilbon of ESPN to stop criticizing LeBron James. LeBron is one of the most scrutinized players in NBA history. Jordan, who is friends with Wilbon, once told the ESPN commentator to leave LeBron alone. Jordan and LeBron are two of the best players in NBA history.
By Jay Berry Pardon The Interruption's Michael Wilbon recently called out his employer for their greed surrounding the expansion of the college football playoff, and he's not wrong.
ESPN's Michael Wilbon has never been afraid to criticize his own employer when he sees fit. And on Friday's episode of "Pardon the Interruption," the longtime sports commentator levied a pretty stern criticism of his network's bosses regarding the College Football Playoff.
In the wake of the disappointment that has been the first two rounds of the College Football Playoff more and more analysts are ripping the tournament organizers for a faulty format.
Last week, Michael Wilbon of NBA Countdown and Pardon the Interruption made an impassioned plea for the Los Angeles Lakers to trade LeBron James to Western Conference rivals, the Golden State Warriors.
NBA legend Michael Jordan called ESPN’s Michael Wilbon and told him to stop criticizing LeBron James. LeBron is one of the most scrutinized players in NBA history and Jordan — who is friends with Wilbon — wasn’t a fan of what the ESPN commentator was saying about The King. Jordan and LeBron are two of the greatest players in NBA history.
During his tenure as ESPN’s new golden boy of sports talk, Pat McAfee has provided or been central to no shortage of controversy. And a new ESPN-on-ESPN grievance might’ve just bubbled up.
Michael Wilbon and Brian Windhorst hinted at unhappiness from Kevin Durant with the Suns. On the latest episode of ESPN's Pardon The Interruption, Wilbon noted that he had heard some negative things about the relationship between Durant and the Suns.
Wilbon slammed announcers' explanation of the Buccaneers' decision to go for a 2-point conversion against the Lions on ESPN's "Pardon the Interruption."