Paul Pierce loved The Post’s Thursday back page so much that he donned a T-shirt featuring it. The former Celtics great and current FS1 personality sported a shirt with The Post’s ‘Choke 2.0” back page emblazoned on it during the latest episode of “Speak” before handing them out to his fellow panelists on the show. … Read more
The FS1 lineup has taken shape after Skip Bayless’ exit. The new morning show, “Breakfast Ball,” will feature former WFAN host Craig Carton, Mark Schlereth and Danny Parkins from 8-10 a.m. ET, The Post has learned. Schlereth is a three-time Super Bowl champion and a veteran of sports talk TV, while Parkins joins after co-hosting … Read more
The FS1 lineup continues to evolve this summer. Michelle Beadle is in serious talks to join former WFAN broadcaster Craig Carton’s morning show as a daily co-host, The Post has learned. A deal has not been finalized, according to sources. Michelle Beadle is in serious talks to join FS1. Getty Images A Fox Sports spokesperson … Read more
Shannon Sharpe has weighed in on his former broadcast partner Skip Bayless’ impending departure from FS1. As The Post first reported, Bayless is set to leave “Undisputed” after eight years of co-hosting the morning debate program on FS1. Sharpe, who was paired with Bayless for the first seven of those years and left last summer, … Read more
It is the end of an era at FS1. Skip Bayless is leaving his role as co-host of “Undisputed” at the network after eight years, The Post has learned. His final show will be later this summer. Skip Bayless Instagram / Skip Bayless Bayless referred The Post to Fox Sports PR, which declined to comment. … Read more
Craig Carton will have a new TV partner as FS1 has once again hired a former ESPNer in David Jacoby, The Post has learned. In what has been an active offseason for the morning TV sports talk shows, Jacoby joins “The Carton Show” as a co-host. Jacoby spent more than two decades at ESPN on-air … Read more
Dan Le Batard takes offense to Craig Carton’s career resurgence. Or, more specifically, what it says about his profession. Carton is leaving WFAN next month to solely do his Fox Sports 1 television show “The Carton Show” full-time for a seven-figure salary, The Post’s Andrew Marchand reported. “As it relates to our sorry sad sack, … Read more