Steve Kim

Guests Steve Kim, a sports media journalist, Jay Skapinac, a sports media personality, and Paul Burkhardt, an insider, join to dissect ESPN’s declining brand amid its dispute with YouTube TV. They explore ‘ESPN fatigue’ and critique divisive personalities like Stephen A. Smith that turned fans off. The panel discusses how modern viewing habits favor highlights and clips over full games, reflecting a shift in audience loyalty. As they analyze potential challengers like Netflix and YouTube, they question if ESPN could become a secondary player in sports media.

In this lively discussion, Sage Steele, a veteran sports broadcaster, shares insights from her ESPN days while diving deep into the controversies surrounding Pat McAfee and Donald Trump's recent media appearances. Former player T.J. Moe and journalist Steve Kim join in to explore the implications of Trump's platforming on ESPN and Fox Sports. The panel debates Stephen A. Smith's influence versus McAfee's unique approach and tackles the management of rising star Travis Hunter, making for a thought-provoking episode packed with sports and media analysis.

Steve Kim, sports commentator nicknamed the 'Korean Cosell', joins to dissect how this NFL season shook up racial narratives. They debate white coach–white QB success, critiqued media race commentary, and the rise of defensive coaching. Short, sharp takes on cultural accountability, coaching trends, and high-profile collapses in football culture.

Matt McChesney, a former NFL lineman and local football leader, shares his shift from supporting Deion Sanders to scrutinizing his coaching methods and program culture at Colorado. They discuss potential flaws in roster construction and the need for better accountability. Sports commentator Steve Kim adds insights on alumni engagement and the financial implications of a failing program. The conversation also touches on viewership trends, the NFL's streaming frustrations, and the Cowboys' struggles, delivering a comprehensive look at current sports dynamics.

Steve Kim, veteran sports reporter and commentator, and Bucky Brooks, former NFL player turned analyst, join to dissect why no Black candidates landed NFL head coaching jobs in 2026. They debate leadership narratives, coaching pipelines, ownership preferences, coaching trees, Brian Flores’ lawsuit, Kwesi Adofo-Mensah’s firing, Deion Sanders’ Pro Bowl claims, and media controversies surrounding sports figures.

Steve Kim, sports media commentator known for NFL coaching and culture analysis, joins the conversation. They debate Shedeur Sanders' controversial Pro Bowl selection and whether networks turned it into spectacle. They discuss Nathan Scheelhaase weighing a Browns role, Deion Sanders' disciplinary fines, and Stephen A. Smith's take on Ryan Clark. Topics center on media, culture, and coaching risks.

JB (Coach JB), veteran football coach known for sharp analysis. Steve Kim, sports media commentator and NFL hiring analyst. They dig into how “baby‑mama culture” shapes the current NFL coaching carousel. They debate Jesse Minter’s fit with the Ravens and Lamar Jackson, Cleveland’s hiring struggles, Pittsburgh’s needs, and which coordinators or former QBs could shift the landscape.

Jay Skapanek, a sports media personality, and Steve Kim, a sports journalist, join Jason to navigate the tumultuous world of sports media. They discuss Josh Allen's struggles under a critical spotlight, drawing parallels to Caitlin Clark's experiences. The conversation pivots to the Lakers' internal drama, with tensions around LeBron James and Jeannie Buss’s leadership. They also tackle rumors of Mike Tomlin's exit while unpacking playoff performances and media bias, providing insightful critiques of team dynamics and ownership succession.

Steve Kim, a sports commentator with a keen focus on college football, and Paul Burkhardt, a veteran sports journalist, join for a fiery discussion. They analyze Deion Sanders' disappointing tenure at Colorado and speculate if his time is running out. The group debates whether Matt Stafford deserves MVP consideration after his resurgence. They also weigh the potential of rookies Cam Ward, Travis Hunter, and Ashton Jeanty, as well as which teams might bounce back stronger this season: the Colts or Lions.

Steve Kim, a sports analyst, joins to discuss the NFL off-season and player dynamics, particularly the heated exchanges between DeMarcus Lawrence and Micah Parsons. They analyze the rumors surrounding Christian McCaffrey's potential trade and what it could mean for the 49ers. The conversation also dives into cancel culture and the scrutiny faced by public figures like Tucker Carlson and Joe Rogan, emphasizing the importance of empathy and understanding in today's contentious media landscape.