It’s been quite an eventful day at ESPN 850 WKNR, thanks to some outlandish and wild comments made by now former sports talker Sabrina Parr, who was fired earlier this evening thanks to comments about new Browns draft pick Jabrill Peppers.
Not sure if this has already been out there, but was told Sabrina Parr is no longer "a teammate" of Good Karma Brands.
— Kevin Kleps (@KevinKleps) May 11, 2017
Parr, who has been part of the station on and off over the last part of the decade, went off about Peppers during ‘The Really Big Show’ with Tony Rizzo and Aaron Goldhammer on Wednesday morning, stating that Peppers was on a number of drugs, stating he was “on the lean and the molly.”
For those that don’t know what that means, it’s a promethazine with codeine, Sprite and Jolly Rancher candy. As for ‘Molly,’ that’s basically ecstasy.
Parr stated that Peppers is ‘high all the time,’ and that “he’s not going to make it, because he’s on the lean. And the molly.”
She claimed when it came to Peppers that she’s ‘seen it first hand from a different vantage point.’ Mind you this is the same woman who stated she watched a 2009 fight between former Browns wide out Braylon Edwards and a friend of LeBron James.
If you haven’t heard the comments – you can hear the whole thing below from earlier today.
Cleveland listeners of the show, and those that don’t have been having a field day today and this evening firing shots at Parr and the station for allowing the comments on the air in the first place.
Hey @JabrillPeppers, feel free to sue @Sabrina_Parr for slander on this morning's show.
— Michael Bateman (@mikeinparma) May 10, 2017
We would like to thank @Sabrina_Parr for her participation in any media job, ever again. pic.twitter.com/nFgdDgAXT6
— McNeil (@Reflog_18) May 11, 2017
.@Sabrina_Parr You can't be misquoted on the radio. It's literally your own voice saying those words. pic.twitter.com/fCemtqHh8g
— Ryan McCrystal (@Ryan_McCrystal) May 10, 2017
@Sabrina_Parr don't let the door hit you on your way out lmao ????????
— Go Blue (@poppaTman) May 11, 2017
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