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ESPN Names Broadcast Teams for MLB Wild Card Round
As Major League Baseball needs an extra day to work out all of the playoff spots for the Wild Card round, ESPN has announced...
Fame, Fear, Fortune, Fun or Freedom: Which of the Five F’s Drive You?
"Companies have to understand that the best expect to be compensated, and challenged. Money matters, but if it's all you've got, eventually your top stars will chase new situations."
Michael Kay Tells 880 ESPN New York Radio Audience He Will Call Houston Astros AL Wild Card Series on ESPN
880 ESPN New York host and the television voice of the New York Yankees, Michael Kay said on his radio show that he will...
Bill Simmons: Doesn’t Seem Like ESPN Cares About Podcasts After Laying Off Zach Lowe
"I don't understand the strategy. I feel like I've always understood, at least somewhat, what they're doing."
Dick Vitale Receives Humanitarian Award, Inducted into the Broadcasting + Cable Hall of Fame
Dick Vitale, who has called more than a thousand NCAA college basketball games with ESPN, was inducted last night into the Broadcasting + Cable...
Christopher ‘Mad Dog’ Russo Mixes Salesmanship with Showmanship on SiriusXM, ESPN, MLB Network
Sixteen years ago, in a move that left sports consumers and industry professionals stunned, Christopher “Mad Dog” Russo decided to leave WFAN to sign...
ESPN Averages 2.5 Million Viewers as Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever End Season with Most-Viewed WNBA Game Ever on Cable
In her final act of her rookie season on the court, Caitlin Clark made more history as the final game the Indiana Fever will...
ESPN Reportedly Parts Ways with NBA Reporter Zach Lowe as Disney Layoffs Continue
According to reports from Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, ESPN and NBA insider Zach Lowe have parted ways. Disney, ESPN's parent company started another...
ESPN and WNBA Average Nearly 1 Million Viewers in Playoff Game Without Caitlin Clark
It has been a record-breaking year all around for the WNBA with the addition of Caitlin Clark and a very talented rookie class. Clark's...
Scott Van Pelt Represents the Past and Future of ESPN SportsCenter Anchors
It is fitting that ESPN SportsCenter anchor Scott Van Pelt is based in Washington DC, because he’s a national treasure, standing as tall as...