On July 25, 2016, Max Kellerman joined ESPN’s First Take. Now he bidding farewell to the show after 5 years. Previously he replaced Skip Bayless.

Max Kellerman’s time Stephen A. Smith duo is apparently coming to an end.

ESPN’s “First Take” – an American sports talk show. This show was hosted by Max and A Smith along with Molly Qerim Rose for 5 years. This is a weekday sport debating show. This show talks about trending topics in sports and hidden and unnoticed news. Expert analysts and Top featuring guests from sports and entertainment join the show, frequently.

Tim Tebow is in the place of Max Kellerman now:

The final appearance of Kellerman was on Wednesday. Smith wished him luck, At the same time, he specified that Max is unsuitable with him and he acted as a catalyst to move him out. He had his terms to dictate the rules.
Now, Tim led the way to ESPN’s “First Take”. After a break off from Jacksonville Jaguars, Tim going to arrive every Friday on this ideal show with Stephen A. Smith, ESPN announced on Thursday.

On 24th August, Kellerman sat opposite Stephen A. Smith on a 2-hour debate show for 5 years, but now ESPN published on 31st August that Max Kellerman is quitting the show at the same time, joining the morning radio show. Further, ESPN announced there is going to be Tebow on Fridays and Irwin on Mondays with Stephen A Smith while taking off Max.

Previously, Tim worked for ESPN as a football analyst. His Heisman trophy, two championships in college and he chose NFL as his career. Furthermore, In New York Met minor league system he played as a professional baseball player.
After he got failed from NFL Jacksonville Jaguars, he figures to appear on First Take with Stephen on Fridays. Moreover, First take has also positioned Pro Football Hall of Famer Michael Irvin on Monday’s First Take.

There is going to be rotation between the casts with Stephen A. Smith. Alongside, Mina Kimes, Kendrick Perkins will be featured on the show. Whereas, Molly Qerim Rose will be the moderator.

Where is Max hosting now?

Right now, he hosts the Max Kellerman Show, on Radio ESPN. Also, He was the anchor on “Around the Horn”. He has strong roles in ESPN. He also joins radio ESPN morning show. ESPN pays him nearly $8 million each year. This amount is higher than Mike Greenberg’s. His new television series and boxing show are on their way. He is going to be an analyst with Jay Williams on their morning show now called as JWill and Max.

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