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ESPN’s ‘Pardon the Interruption’ Could Become an Hour-Long Show Following ‘Around The Horn’ Cancellation, Per Report
Could ESPN’s replacement for Around the Horn already be on its airwaves? According to Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, ESPN is considering extending ATH’s...
Barrett Media Welcomes Jon Lafayette as Sports Editor, Promotes Derek Futterman to Associate Sports Editor
"We want to share news, tell stories, highlight people, and explore business issues that effect all areas of the industry. But to do that, adjustments have to be made."
ESPN Plans to End Around the Horn After More Than Two Decades, Per Report
The show, which launched in 2002, has been hosted for the last 20 years by Tony Reali who took over in 2004 from original host Max Kellerman.
Dan Le Batard: ‘An Era is Ending at ESPN’
Earlier in the year, the widow of former Chicago Bulls general manager Jerry Krause was booed during a Ring of Honor Induction Ceremony at...
Pablo Torre Finds Success with Meadowlark Media While Still Contributing to ESPN
"We do serious things stupidly and we do stupid things seriously."
Jen Lada Has Built a Multiplatform Presence at ESPN
"I always say my job is to make the viewer care about somebody and root for somebody that they might ordinarily not root for or care about."
T.J. Simers, LA Times Sports Columnist, Around the Horn Original, Dies at 73
Simers was with the LA Times from 1990 to 2013 and sued the newspaper upon his departure
Woody Paige Inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame
“They must have run out of qualified people after the first four honorable and most worthy inductees were chosen for the 2024 class of the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame."
Bob Ryan: Around The Horn Doesn’t Exist Without PTI
“It is the most successful spin-off probably in American TV sports history.”
8 Panelists Paint The Full Picture of 20 Years of ‘Around The Horn’
"Most of them have good things to say about the show. Some of them don't. I'm including it all to paint a full picture of what the show is and what it is capable of."