Bill Simmons fumes over ‘banned’ Peter Schrager not coming on podcast: ‘On my s–t list’
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The famous sports personality has banned ESPN star Peter Schrager from his podcast for allegedly not accepting an invitation but instead being featured on Tuesday’s “Pardon My Take.” Simmons said Schrager is on his “s–t list.” “I parlayed the Niners +3.5…
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The famous sports personality has banned ESPN star Peter Schrager from his podcast for allegedly not accepting an invitation but instead being featured on Tuesday’s “Pardon My Take.” Simmons said Schrager is on his “s–t list.” “I parlayed the Niners +3.5…
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