The ‘First Take’ Masters segment went about as poorly as you would expect
Smith and Windhorst seemed about as comfortable as Greg Norman with a back-nine lead in a major.
Smith and Windhorst seemed about as comfortable as Greg Norman with a back-nine lead in a major.
"He can just make a donation to my non-profit that’s for the youth in our communities that are less fortunate."
"I didn't agree to this!"
Bilas will call at least three or four games this postseason.
Now that NBC has the Wild Card round, the point is probably moot.
"Who says you can't go home again?"
"It's a poor decision... I just think the fans deserve to be thrown a bone once in a while."
“Y'all vote in the collective bargaining, and now you want to complain."
Doris Burke was very emotional in the final ESPN broadcast of her longtime NBA broadcast partner, Mark Jones.
"Expects" isn't as good as "definitely will be," but it's something.
The longtime SportsCenter anchor has been a major voice of hockey for ESPN on both the NHL and NCAA sides.
Jones told the Sacramento Bee he isn't going anywhere, even if his future role with the Kings isn't fully defined yet.
"If you're up for it, I would love to do something like that."
"I give you the Memphis Grizzlies versus the Utah Jazz, a game that nobody, and I mean nobody, wants to win."
"If you reached through my computer screen right now and handed me a contract to continue my time at ESPN, I would sign it"
Mark Jones is leaving ESPN after being one of the network's primary play-by-play voices for the NBA and serving Bristol since 1990.
"It's all the other crap, for lack of a better term, that's being shoved down golf viewers' throats that is turning people away."
"We’re continuing to expand how we serve fans of women’s sports."
Eisen's previous SportsCenter appearances since returning to ESPN have been from LA.
"I’m still grieving (Pat Summit) frequently, and to watch that legacy getting reduced to something that’s not special is hard to watch."
Schrager committed to returning while en route to Bristol for the ESPN circuit of shows, one year after stealing the show at the 2025 Draft Spectacular.
"And I actually do think there's a happy medium and I kind of think we're in it, guys."
Golf fans were very annoyed at Jason Kelce showing up for the Masters Par 3 Contest and ruining their pristine vibes.
The news comes amid a recent report that ESPN will slash 30 jobs.