Max Kellerman Reportedly Barred From Working After ESPN Exit
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ESPN has made the decision to prohibit Max Kellerman from any professional engagements since his departure from the network. This ban encompasses both television appearances and other career-related activities. Though Kellerman is no longer affiliated with ESPN, he continues to receive financial remuneration, restricting his ability to pursue new opportunities. As a result, he remains largely out of the public spotlight and social media, effectively "on ice," as his friend Brian Kenny put it. Once a key figure on 'Around the Horn' and a prominent presence on 'First Take' alongside Stephen A. Smith, Kellerman's exit was marked by a notable conflict with Smith. In a reflective moment, he humorously remarked, "I’ll get paid for doing nothing," highlighting the irony often seen in corporate layoffs today.
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