Comments Thread For: Kellerman Suspended By ESPN for Controversial Comment

[crazed_z06]

The Fox Sports 1 Channel has a real oppurtunity here. With ESPN turning into an ultra-politically correct drama station, Fox Sports can creep in. ESPN is turning into the CNN of Sports. Like it used to be the most trusted brand in sports, but now it's turning into a punchline.

[swifty007]

No kidding.....I think Lampley choked his wife (or lady friend) out or worse. ESPN would have put him on a cross and set it on fire. I don't condone hitting women at all but they sometimes use it to their advantage and try to attack men because they know dudes won't hit them back. That's when I take a drink and toss it in the face and tell the slut to take a hike.

I agree with the using of the female card to their advantage. But to the "macho" guys who sing the NEVER touch a woman for any reason guys, they live in a dream world. Some girls manipulate a guy to that point to see what he is made of. And before you say otherwise I have seen it myself. I have also seen a 5'2 110 lb girl put knots across her boyfriends head. If you think you can restrain a crazy chick that is really trying to hurt you with minimal effort, one day you may be tragically mistaken. No one believes that beating your wife is a good thing. But being a dope or punching bag is not either. I can honestly say.that I have been slapped while I was in the wrong, and I took it. And I have been slapped because a lady thought she could get away with it, and I slapped her back.

[ShoulderRoll]

Lebatard's billboard was thanking Lebron. His billboard said Your Welcome Lebron, from Miami...

Why would they suspend Le Batard for that? You can't even have a little fun with a rival city anymore?

ESPN's political correctness is out of control.

[-Antonio-]

I'm so tired of this Ray Rice ****. Everyone has to be politically correct about everything. Everyone is too ***** to be honest or if they are honest they get in trouble.

I'm not saying it's right to hurt or beat on a woman, but there are plenty of circumstances where a woman deserved it. If a woman is egging you on that is one thing, if she starts to attack you then you have a right to respond with at least minimal force.

[Resilient]

Yet a woman (Sharon Osborne) can go on a woman's talk show and laugh and mock with spite a man who had his penis cut off by his wife.... smdh feminism.

[Ratchet]

They're not suspending him because of the story; they're suspending him because they told him not to talk about the Rice-Domestic Violence incident and he did it anyway. After all the blow-back they received from Stephen A. Smith's comments, I can kind of understand why they'd want everyone to stfu about it on their network.

[STEELHEAD]

frk espn. they have their head up their ass.

[LAPete]

America - land of the free and the home of the sensitive. All of this Political Correctness has turned a once great nation into a land of timid wimps. The rest of the World points it finger at the USA and laughs. Sad indeed.

[champion4ever]

This is not cool. Almost all boxing fans on NSB mostly the Floyd haters; Excoriate him mercilessly for his propensity towards violence against women. However, when it's comes to one of their heroes like Max Kellerman, Ben Roethlisberger, Stone Cold Steve Austin and Lex Luger then they are often given free passes as if it's no big deal.

Speaking of hypocrisy; They are all given honorary badges by most boxing fans. This isn't right nor fair. All women deserve equal protection from men when it comes to violence. There is no justification for a married man to strike his wife or for any man to get physical with a woman or his girlfriend.

The best case scenario for that situation, when a man feels need to want to hit a woman is for him to simply leave and break up with her by dissolving the marriage and the relationship itself in the process.

[The Problem Child]

ESPN has gone so soft man, it's disgusting to see. Society as a whole has turned sensitive and sissy like.