Tag: ESPN
Browse our Latest articles!
Randy Moss Receives Well Wishes, Support from ESPN ‘Sunday NFL Countdown’
Moss recently returned home from the hospital after undergoing surgery to remove cancer “in the bile duct right between the pancreas and the liver.”
Lessons Learned From Management Conversations Involving Jimmy Pitaro and Dave Portnoy
"Portnoy takes a very different approach to running Barstool than Pitaro does at ESPN. Both work because their companies employ people who understand the culture, fit, approach, and vision."
Bill Belichick to Continue ESPN Apperances as UNC Head Coach: Report
Belichick is only slated to appear on the ManningCast one more time this season when the network broadcasts a game in the opening round of the NFL playoffs.
Dick Vitale Says He’s Cancer Free Again
Basketball coaching legend and ESPN announcer Dick Vitale tweeted on Thursday that the results of his PET Scan came in that morning and showed...
Shams Charania: ‘I 1000% Stand By My Reporting’ on Jimmy Butler Situation
"It’s fully vetted, and as a professional, that’s what I do, that’s what I get paid to do, that’s what I’m going to do."
TGL on ESPN Coverage to Include Scott Van Pelt, Matt Barrie, Marty Smith
"They will make a strong team and we’re looking forward to the debut on January 7."
Bill Belichick, Michael Lombardi Join University of North Carolina Football Program
"Although leaving my VSiN family will be hard, I’m excited to return to helping build a winning program."
Jimmy Pitaro: ESPN Direct-to-Consumer ‘Could be Disruptive to the Traditional Ecosystem’
"Now, we’ve done more than just about anyone to protect that ecosystem. It has been very good to us, and it will be a priority for us going forward. This is parallel paths."
ESPN Sets Live Heisman Trophy Coverage
ESPN said it will televise the presentation of the Heisman Trophy on December 14 at 8 p.m.
For 90 years, the Heisman has been presented...
Jason Kelce Documents ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ Appearance, Receives Advice for Upcoming Late Night Show
"When you’re doing a show like this, you want to look right into the camera."