‘ESPN Is a Joke,’ ‘Really Unprofessional’ — Monica McNutt Under Fire for Filming WNBA Segment From Nail Salon After Caitlin Clark Controversy

ESPN’s Monica McNutt has come under criticism for a latest segment that has backfired horribly.

ESPN is under fire again. This time, it’s because of Monica McNutt’s actions.

It should be noted that McNutt was already under fire recently after criticizing Caitlin Clark’s “accountability” and “self-awareness.” Now McNutt is in the news again, and what she did is getting ESPN blasted all over social media.

ESPN Ripped for McNutt’s Manicure on TV

During a recent appearance on ESPN’s ‘SportsCenter’, McNutt could be seen in a beauty salon chair, getting a manicure. That didn’t sit well with viewers.

Immediately, a commenter asked, “How are we suppose to take Monica McNutt serious when she’s on ESPN getting a manicure while reporting. Smh.”

One spectator even suggested that “ESPN must be trying to lose viewers at this point.”

ESPN must be trying to lose viewers at this point.”

Another commenter from X said, “ESPN is a joke.”

One X user said, “This is really unprofessional.”

Another commenter went so far as to call ESPN “out of touch.”

“ESPN so out of touch they think ppl actually enjoy watching this slop.”

But not everyone agreed with the heat that McNutt was taking. Some even thought it was “cool as [expletive].

“Not gonna lie. This is some of the flyest [expletive] that you could do as a reporter. Cool as [expletive]. Shoutout to McNutt.”

Meanwhile, O.J. Spivey commended McNutt for her appearance, “multitasking and looking fly” in the process.

“Black woman multitasking and looking fly doing so. 👌🏾”

One Knicks account pleaded with people to “Stop attacking Monica.”

Former Indiana University head coach Dan Dakich also delivered his unfiltered opinion. “Amazing how much [ESPN] has lowered standards,” he said.

“If Kendrick Perkins was getting a shape up during a segment on ESPN everyone would praise it and think it was the funniest thing ever. Stop attacking Monica, this is getting ridiculous.”

Another commenter praised McNutt for being a “champion AND a queen.”

“She’s a champion AND a queen.”

In general, the public seems split on whether McNutt should have taken a few moments to find a better location to provide her insight. Meanwhile, others thought it was just about the coolest thing they’ve seen on TV.

Still, the guess here is that McNutt will be asked to avoid similar situations in the future, simply because they may not welcome the criticism.

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