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Skip Bayless returning to ESPN’s ‘First Take’ on Friday

Skip Bayless is going back to ESPN.

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Skip Bayless, Stephen A. Smith, set to reunite on ESPN's 'First Take'

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ESPN legend returning to First Take to debate Stephen A Smith

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Skip Bayless to reunite with Stephen A. Smith on ESPN as First Take's ratings slip

For the first time in nearly a decade, Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith will debate each other on ESPN’s "First Take" this Friday.

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Years After Abrupt Exit, Skip Bayless Returns to TV and Reunites With Stephen A. Smith

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First Take Is Reuniting Stephen A. Smith And Skip Bayless, And I Can't Wait For The Arguments

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Skip Bayless Will Return To ESPN's 'First Take' This Week

Bayless, who left ESPN for Fox Sports 1 more than a decade ago, will be returning to the Worldwide Leader in Sports.

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A Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless 'First Take' reunion is coming, per report

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Skip Bayless to Reunite With Stephen A. Smith on Friday’s ‘First Take’

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Mike Vrabel called out by ‘First Take’ stars over late-night NFL draft counseling decision

The Patriots head coach, embroiled in scandal after Page Six photos showed him and reporter Dianna Russini together at an adults-only resort in Arizona last month, told ESPN on Wednesday he would be missing Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft on Saturday as he is “seeking counseling.”

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"I miss her a lot": Stephen A. Smith breaks silence on Molly Qerim's controversial exit from ESPN's 'First Take'

Molly Qerim’s decade-long run as the moderator of ESPN’s "First Take" came to a controversial end in September.

ESPN app streaming guide: How to watch live sports, ESPN+ content, channels and more

Here is everything sports fans need to know about the ESPN streaming service, including subscription plans, pricing, live sports, available channels, shows, bundles and how to start watching.

David Roberts, ESPN’s Supervisor of News and Top Studio Shows, to Retire

David Roberts, an ESPN veteran who has oversight of signature properties ranging from “SportsCenter” to “First Take,” will leave the Disney sports-media giant at the end of August, the company announced Thursday.