STLR Media Sports TALK

STLR Media Sports TALK STLR Sports Talk is the sister station to STLR Media. Check us out on Spotify search STLR MEDIA Sports Station Talks All Sports

01/06/2026

Anthony Black is making waves in Orlando.

Dropping 27 points and dishing out 10 assists while barely turning the ball over, he’s now in rare air, joining Tracy McGrady as the only Magic players 21 or younger to hit 25+ points and 10+ assists with 1 or fewer turnovers.

That’s next-level stuff for a young guy.

The Magic are getting a glimpse of something special. Black isn’t just scoring, he’s running the show, making the right plays, and showing the kind of poise that makes a team better.

If he keeps this up, the future looks really bright in Orlando.

01/03/2026

SAVAGE 🐬 👀

👀👀👀👀
12/24/2025

👀👀👀👀

DK Metcalf’s suspension could be a costly one 😳

https://www.facebook.com/share/16cspe66RQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr
12/22/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/16cspe66RQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr

“SIT DOWN. AND BE QUIET, STEPHEN.” — Nick Saban SHUTS DOWN Stephen A. Smith LIVE ON AIR after a fiery attack following 🏈 Miami Hurricanes 10 — Texas A&M Aggies 3, freezing the studio in place.

👉 Full story: https://strongflow.forum/posts/down-quiet-nick-saban-freezes-studio-playoff-winhtv-hoaithuong123-fhfi

Stephen A. Smith thought it was just another routine segment — another loud rant, another controversial take.
Then he turned his fire on Miami. “Unimpressive.” “Conservative.” “Barely escaped.”

He argued that despite the score, Miami hadn’t truly controlled Texas A&M — that the low margin exposed limitations and signaled trouble ahead. His voice rose. His confidence hardened. What he didn’t realize was that the temperature in the studio was about to drop.

Because Nick Saban had heard enough.

Stephen A. doubled down, claiming Miami “lacks offensive punch,” “benefited from field position,” and that 10–3 was “survival, not dominance.”

Then it happened.

Saban slowly turned his head.
No smile. No theatrics. Just a cold, measuring stare — the same look that has defined championships.

The studio fell silent.

Saban picked up the stat sheet. Read it line by line. Calm. Precise. Unforgiving. Defensive stops. Third-down wins. Red-zone denial. Tempo controlled. Every criticism met by the tape.

He folded the paper. Set it down. Thud.

“Stephen,” Saban said evenly, “evaluate football with the tape — not your narrative.”

No response.

“Miami didn’t ‘get lucky,’” Saban continued. “They executed. They adjusted. And when pressure showed up, they closed. 10–3. That’s discipline.”

He paused.

“What you delivered wasn’t analysis — it was rat poison.”

The room froze. Stephen A. Smith — usually the loudest voice — sat silent.

Saban leaned forward one last time.

“And Texas A&M?”
“They’re a quality opponent. But the scoreboard doesn’t lie. Miami 10. Texas A&M 3. When preparation meets composure, this is what it looks like.”

No shouting. No spectacle.
Nick Saban didn’t raise his voice — he ended the debate.

DETAILS IN COMMENTS 👇👇👇

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
09/07/2025

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Address

Sarasota, FL

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when STLR Media Sports TALK posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category