Mike Greenberg spent ‘Get Up’ arguing Lakers should want to lose Play-In game
"The Lakers would inarguably be better off if they lose tonight."
"The Lakers would inarguably be better off if they lose tonight."
"We have a seat for you. Don't worry about that."
"She also has to sit there like she can't hear us talking about her."
"I look forward to joining the great Andscape family and representing women’s sports at ESPN comprehensively, with intention and passion.”
Caitlin Clark shared an embrace with "Jake from State Farm," even placing the Indiana Fever hat onto his head as she went in for a hug.
"I’m elated to expand our partnership with this commitment to Omaha Audio Network. Stanford Steve and I can’t wait to get started.”
Jeff Passan suggests adopting automated strike zones and challenge system to address umpire inconsistencies, like those by Ángel Hernández.
Will we see Flair on Get Up or Bart & Hahn soon?
"So why is your wife mad at you?"
It's the largest two-day average viewership for the first two rounds since 2018.
"You're supposed to ******* throw him out."
"Oh, sorry. Uh, it's great."
Andre Gaines will direct this in-production documentary on Scott's life and impact.
Nick Saban figures to be an invaluable part of ESPN’s college football coverage. And while Saban might still...
Jeff Passan of ESPN.com wins the APSE National Beat Writing contest, topping established names like Ross Dellenger and Adam Kilgore.
Troy Aikman has been nominated for an Emmy Award, channeling his inner Susan Lucci in hopes of finally winning broadcasting's top prize.
Johnson posted a triple-bogey on the par-three 12th hole, then had a message for fans who cheered sarcastically.
"We're in the sandbox of life, and we should be able to go have fun doing that."
Andreas Hale, a veteran combat sports reporter, will join ESPN and will be tasked with covering UFC 300 for his first assignment.
"It all pales in comparison to him being perceived as a double murderer."
"Anybody who saw Jackson Holliday swing a bat at 7, 8, 9 years old knowing the history of sons who reach the major leagues, you knew that this was going to happen."
"I have never heard of a superstar just completely being allowed to ignore and, in effect, ignore the fans, too."
Cedric the Entertainer agreed, but neither explained their take.