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The noticeable absence of sports isn’t forcing ESPN to speed up production on its highly anticipated The Last Dance documentary. The executive vice president of programming acquisitions and scheduling for ESPN, Burke Magnus, told Front Row that the docu-series’ production is not complete. Therefore, it’s unlikely that The Last Dance will get an early release date. “Overall, any […]
With sports in America being shut down due to the coronavirus, fans have taken to social media to grieve the premature end of these seasons. During this process, momentum started to swell behind the idea of ESPN expediting the release date for The Last Dance docu-series. It seems like the network has had its ear to the […]
Antonio Brown‘s talent made him one of the NFL‘s brightest stars. But his off-the-field antics have clouded his skills, placing him in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. The fallout led the wide receiver to sit down with ESPN’s Josina Anderson to discuss all the drama surrounding his life and career. Brown starts by […]
A number of touching tributes to Kobe and Gianna Bryant have poured in since their untimely passing, and Elle Duncan’s memorial to the legendary basketball player and his daughters has been one of the most moving to date During her latest broadcast, the ESPN host opened up about the time she met Kobe while backstage at an ESPN […]
ESPN is reportedly looking to pry Tony Romo away from CBS by making him the highest-paid sportscaster in television history. According to Michael McCarthy of Front Office Sports, the Worldwide Leader in Sports is prepared to extend an offer to Romo between $10 million to $14 million annually. SCOOP: ESPN is preparing an offer that would make Tony Romo the highest-paid […]
Authorities have confirmed sports broadcaster Carley McCord was among the five people killed Saturday in a small plane crash in Lafayette, Louisiana. McCord, the daughter-in-law of LSU offensive coordinator Steve Ensminger, was reportedly on her way to Atlanta for the College Football Playoff semifinals between the Tigers and the Oklahoma Sooners. According to the Daily Advertiser, LSU coach Ed Orgeron […]
When the Clippers and Lakers squared off for arguably the most highly anticipated game on the Christmas Day slate, the last thing ESPN/ABC needed to do was to start experimenting with new camera angles. But then, as we’re enjoying the action, this monstrosity happens: We weren’t alone in thinking that this “new camera angle” was unnecessary and unwelcome. […]
On this episode of Load Management, ESPN’s Jay Williams joins Adam and Chopz in studio to talk about all things NBA, from the dynamics of the Rockets to who is currently better between the Clippers and the Lakers. The crew also got into the New York Knicks situation and why Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving […]
With the 2019-20 NBA season underway, the NBA is reportedly engaged in discussion to dramatically overhaul the league’s calender year. As ESPN reports, the NBA has been talking with the National Basketball Players Association and broadcast partners about the potential changes. The discussions are ongoing with a plan to bring a vote for the changes […]
Antonio Brown‘s next NFL record might be in court. NFL sources have told ESPN’s Adam Schefter that Brown could become the first player in league history to file nine grievances and appeals against the NFL at once. AB is taking the NFL to court in hopes of recouping the more than $61 million that the league […]
