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Tony Kornheiser: Real Sports Showcased Best Journalism on Sports TV & Beyond
“Bryant also lowered his standards enough to feature PTI in a segment when we were a fledgling show, and it meant the world to us.”
Stephen A. Smith to Dan Le Batard: ‘You Do Seem to be a Bit Sanctimonious’
"I've known you for 30 years. You are a brilliant brother. And you are incredibly conscientious and caring and compassionate. But you're also self-righteous."
Mike Greenberg: ‘Chris Mortensen is on the Mt. Rushmore of ESPN Personalities’
"You hear all the time, ‘So and so is great at their job but they’re an even better person. The most obvious example of that I’ve ever known is Chris Mortensen."
ESPN Names Lindsey Thiry National NFL Reporter, Extends Insider Jeremy Fowler
Thiry and Fowler will be prominently featured across ESPN platforms throughout the 2023 NFL regular season.
Molly Qerim on Hard Knocks: ‘You Can’t Change Who You Are’ In Front of Cameras
The series deliberately tries to stay in the background, merely documenting the everyday action.
Kirk Herbstreit on Criticism of Gus Johnson: ‘How Do You Not Get Into’ Colorado, TCU?
“If you have a game going back and forth like they had in that particular game, it's easy to get caught up in the emotion of the game...It was like two or three plays, touchdown!"
ESPN Unveils ‘Monday Blitz’ Show, New NFL Monday Lineup
The fast-paced program will be hosted by SportsCenter studio anchor Michael Eaves, and he will be joined by Booger McFarland and Herm Edwards among others.
Jimmy Pitaro ‘Contemplated Leaving’ ESPN Under Bob Chapek
"Sherman writes that at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, Pitaro had become 'so demoralized' with Chapek’s attempts to reorganize the Walt Disney Company that 'he contemplated leaving the company."'
Mina Kimes Joins Meadowlark Media, Signs Deal to Stay at ESPN
Mina Kimes is joining Meadowlark Media according to Kyle Koster of The Big Lead. Details are sparse at the moment, but Barrett Sports Media...
Spectrum May Have Sped Up ESPN Direct-to-Consumer Move
Cable companies can't afford to be held hostage by channels and vice versa. So, cable channels like ESPN need to use the one bullet left in the chamber.