ESPN Vet Calls JD Vance A ‘Demon’ Who Made Her Feel ‘Ill’ At Olympic Hockey Match

Sports commentator Sarah Spain, best known for her 15-plus years at ESPN, found a devil of a way to taunt Vice President JD Vance.

In a recent “Good Game” podcast that is now making the rounds on conservative media, Spain said she sat near Vance at a U.S. women’s hockey match at the Winter Olympics and got satanic vibes.

She recounted his appearance with Secretary of State Marco Rubio as a “lowlight” of the podcast at the Milan-Cortina Games.

“When I see JD Vance’s eyeliner face, I literally feel ill,” the former “Around the Horn” panelist said on the Feb. 6 episode.

She added, “I feel like I just looked at a demon, like the devil, and I don’t even believe in that.”

“My body felt like when you have been spooked and you have a little tingle that feels like, ‘Ooh, something’s not right,’” continued Spain, whose latest association with the sports network is “talent” for espnW, according to her LinkedIn.

“Or like when you get in a situation and you feel like, ‘Oh, some of the energy’s bad, something could go wrong here, maybe I should get out of here,’ or something’s dangerous.”

The presence of the vice president, who has backed the Trump administration’s migrant crackdown that has also resulted in the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, was “disgusting to me.”

She returned to her underworld theme, referring to the veep as “a human being, allegedly” who exudes “demon energy.”

Vance’s repping of the U.S. at the Games wasn’t a rousing success. He got booed at the Opening Ceremony, his motorcade nearly helped cause a U.S. figure skater to be late for her competition, and he took flak for telling athletes “you’re not there to pop off about politics.”

Several athletes have spoken out against Trump and Co. One even wrote his “fuck ice” protest in pee in the snow.