ESPN No. 42 Perry stays home, commits to USC Andy Enfield and USC have landed Harvard-Westlake star guard Trent Perry, ESPN’s No. 42 prospect in the 2024 class.
KSI-Tommy Fury and Logan Paul-Dillon Danis: How to watch the fight on ESPN+ PPV Looking to watch KSI-Fury and Paul-Danis? Here’s how to do it.
ESPN’s Melrose has Parkinson’s disease, retiring Barry Melrose, an Emmy Award-winning hockey analyst for ESPN for nearly 30 years, is retiring after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
ESPN to televise inaugural TGL virtual golf season ESPN will televise the inaugural season of TGL presented by SoFi, the new golf league set to begin play in 2024, as part of a multiyear agreement announced Thursday morning.
It’s time for ESPN to retire the BottomLine during games: Like SportsCenter itself, ESPN’s BottomLine news ticker is a relic from a previous era and doesn’t need to be clogging up screentime anymore. submitted by /u/ToffeeFever
Chris Mortensen, longtime ESPN NFL insider, retires after 33 years submitted by /u/HeStoleMyBalloons
ESPN to Go Way of MTV? Perhaps for different reasons, I’m beginning to sense that ESPN’s heyday is coming to an end. I’m not sure that the situation bears much similarity to what happened to MTV. In fact, I don’t fully understand why MTV died as it did. All I know is that ESPN has been using a business model that no longer seems to work. I just read an article explain…
Sage Steele departs ESPN following lawsuit settlement Longtime ESPN SportsCenter anchor Sage Steele is exiting the network after a lawsuit settlement.
Introducing ESPN’s college football preseason All-America team Our roster of college football’s top players has plenty of familiar faces and representatives from traditional powers.
Disney wants sports leagues as ESPN partners, but it’s not clear sports leagues want ESPN Partnering with sports leagues on ESPN may make sense for Disney, but it’s not yet clear it makes sense for the leagues.
ESPN celebrates five decades of hip-hop music In honor of hip-hop turning 50 on Friday, the culture’s top voices write about their favorite athlete name-drops.
ESPN launches sportsbook in partnership with Penn Entertainment Penn Entertainment and Disney’s ESPN are partnering to launch a sportsbook, which will be branded ESPN Bet.
ESPN, Penn Entertainment partner on sportsbook Penn will rebrand its current sportsbook to ESPN Bet this fall in the 16 states where it is licensed after a licensing deal was reached Tuesday.
Which teams will shine in ESPN’s six early-season tournaments? Can this season’s nonconference events spotlight future NCAA tournament stars? We take a look.
Excel’s esports revolution is coming back to ESPN this week You’ve never seen anyone Excel the way the pros Excel. | Image: The Financial Modeling World Cup/David PierceIt’s the Sheeter Bowl! The VLookup Cup! Merge Madness! Whatever you want to call it, the Excel World Championship is coming back to ESPN this week. On Friday morning at 7AM ET, as part of ESPN’s annual “The Ocho” event, a few of the world…
How ESPN Went From Disney’s Financial Engine to Its Problem The sports juggernaut continues to earn billions of dollars for Disney, but profits are down and opportunities for growth have dwindled.
Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz: How to watch the fight on ESPN+ PPV Looking to watch the fight between Jake Paul and Nate Diaz on ESPN+ PPV on Saturday, Aug. 5? Here’s how to do it.
Disney Taps Two Former Executives to Help Sell ESPN Stake submitted by /u/hemlockfuture
Disney’s new vision for ESPN might include part ownership by the NBA, NFL Illustration by Alex Castro / The VergeDisney wants to transition ESPN from linear TV to streaming — and the NBA and NFL might be the partners that help the company do that. According to CNBC, Disney CEO Bob Iger and ESPN leader Jimmy Pitaro held talks with both leagues about bringing them on as minority investors in the sports network. Sources …
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