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Ives Galarcep, Soccer By Ives

Description: Ives Galarcep is an American soccer writer/columnist for FoxSoccer.com and creator of SoccerByIves.net.

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Description: Steven A. Smith's career in sports journalism began as as a writer for The Philadelphia Inquirer in 1994. He was initially a general sportswriter for the Inquirer before he gained positions as their reporter for the Philadelphia 76ers,as their NBA columnist, and eventually, as a general sports columnist. On August 23, 2007, the Inquirer announced that Smith would no longer be writing columns and would instead be demoted back to the position of general assignment reporter. Prior to his job with the Inquirer, Smith has had positions with the Winston-Salem Journal, the Greensboro News and Record and the New York Daily News. In 2008, the Inquirer ended its relation with Smith, which coincided with Smith starting his own blog. Smith is frequently seen as a basketball analyst and talk show host on ESPN. His stint there began in August, 2005, when he hosted a daily hour-long show called Quite Frankly with Stephen A. Smith. After the show was cancelled in January, 2007, he mainly concentrated on basketball, serving as an NBA analyst. Smith has appeared on other ESPN shows as well, including the reality series Dream Job, as well as a frequent guest (and guest host) on Pardon the Interruption and 1st and 10. He appears as an anchor on the Sunday morning edition of SportsCenter, but it remains unknown if he will assume this responsibility full time.

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