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Max Kellerman: I Was Supposed To Replace Chris “Mad Dog” Russo at WFAN and Join Mike Francesa
"I think when he thought they’re gonna make me take a partner, then it was like, okay, well, I’d like it to be with that guy [Kellerman]. And then it was like, I don’t need a partner."
ESPN’s Rece Davis Explains Why He Turned Down Offer From FOX Sports To Stay With College GameDay
"They do big events very well. I was very flattered at the opportunity. But my heart was there with GameDay"
WWE President Nick Khan Confirms Pat McAfee’s Return
"I know you and I are going to sit together once college football slows a little bit"
Malika Andrews Reportedly the Leading Candidate To Replace Elle Duncan on ESPN WNBA Coverage
"No deal has been finalized, and ESPN declined to comment on the report"
CBS Sports Announces New York Giants Quarterback Russell Wilson as Guest Analyst on the NFL Today Sunday
"The 10-time Pro Bowler and Super Bowl champion will offer his perspective on the latest NFL action during the network’s marquee pregame show"
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Announce 10-Part Docuseries Streaming On Prime Video
"We wanted to create an honest and comprehensive look at our journey — from the earliest challenges to the unforgettable championship moments"
FOX Sports Adds Thierry Henry To World Cup 2026 Coverage
"As one of soccer’s elite, we are elated to add Thierry's distinguished resume to our talent roster for the biggest World Cup ever"
Bomani Jones: ESPN Used To Create Stars, Now They Import Them
"Think about what happened with Dan Patrick, which I guess is now probably like 15 years ago. We'll go find another one of you. It’s not that big a deal. They can't do that anymore"
Is Craig Carton’s Return to WFAN Innovation or Another Reboot?
"At some point, major market sports radio will have to stop digging up old playbooks and start drawing new ones"
ESPN’s College Football Playoff Rankings Reveal Showcases The Network’s Ability To Meet the Moment
"No other show on television packs as much information and insight into a fast-moving, half-hour format"