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By on 03/03/2014

ESPN moves ‘Marty & McGee’ to noon Saturdays, expanding ‘SEC Nation’ to three hours

Marty & McGee now runs from noon to 12:45 p.m. ET, right before SEC Network's 1 p.m. kickoffs.

Stephen A. Smith accuses NABJ of ‘personal hit job’: ‘Folks are scared’

"I’ve received a lot of insults in my day, that might be the lowest"

CBS has no plans to hire NFL insider to replace Jonathan Jones

The NFL Today has opted to eliminate the insider segments familiar to most NFL pregame shows.

Charley Steiner called full Dodgers game for 1st time in 3 years following cancer, back fractures

"It's just nice being back at the park. It's home."

Chris Berman praises sports as uniting ‘melting pot’ during Disney Legend speech

"I don’t care what the color of your skin is, we can have the same discussion today on last night’s game"

Jeff Zucker predicts there’s no ‘floor’ to bundle subscribers as sports rights flee cable

"I do think it will continue to decline, and it’ll probably do so every year until sports rights eventually disappear from cable."

ESPN moves ‘Marty & McGee’ to noon Saturdays, expanding ‘SEC Nation’ to three hours

Marty & McGee now runs from noon to 12:45 p.m. ET, right before SEC Network's 1 p.m. kickoffs.

Stephen A. Smith accuses NABJ of ‘personal hit job’: ‘Folks are scared’

"I’ve received a lot of insults in my day, that might be the lowest"

CBS has no plans to hire NFL insider to replace Jonathan Jones

The NFL Today has opted to eliminate the insider segments familiar to most NFL pregame shows.

Charley Steiner called full Dodgers game for 1st time in 3 years following cancer, back fractures

"It's just nice being back at the park. It's home."

Chris Berman praises sports as uniting ‘melting pot’ during Disney Legend speech

"I don’t care what the color of your skin is, we can have the same discussion today on last night’s game"

Jeff Zucker predicts there’s no ‘floor’ to bundle subscribers as sports rights flee cable

"I do think it will continue to decline, and it’ll probably do so every year until sports rights eventually disappear from cable."