ESPN announces new 30 for 30, “Al Davis vs. The NFL,” premiering on Feburary 4
"Al Davis vs. The NFL" is set to premiere on ESPN on February 4 at 9:00 p.m.
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Director Bernardo Ruiz: 30 for 30 “The Infinite Race” is “the story of the resiliency and resistance of this community”
"Can we tell a running story, but one that also looks at some of these other issues?"
Key ESPN Films figure Libby Geist is leaving, raising questions about what’s ahead for the 30 for 30 series
Geist, ESPN's vice president and executive producer, ESPN Films and 30 for 30, is leaving the company in January.
The four-part 30 for 30 “The Life And Times of Oscar Pistorius” is coming to ESPN+ Sept. 27
Four-part 30 for 30 installment The Life And Times of Oscar Pistorius will premiere on ESPN+ on Sept. 27.
There’s a multi-part 30 for 30 on the 1986 Mets coming to ESPN, with Jimmy Kimmel and Cousin Sal involved as executive producers
ESPN is turning their multi-part 30 for 30 sights on the 1986 Mets.
30 for 30 review: Long Gone Summer
This film is a heavy helping of nostalgia and home run porn.
ESPN releases trailer for ‘Long Gone Summer’, a 30 for 30 on the Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa 1998 home run battle
The 1998 MLB season was an absolute blast, but it's now remembered as much for PEDs. How will Long Gone Summer depict the home run chase? We'll find out on June 14.
30 for 30 review: Be Water
ESPN releases trailer for Bruce Lee 30 for 30 “Be Water,” which will premiere on the network on June 7
Be Water is directed by Bao Nguyen, whose previous work includes 2015's Live From New York! documentary on Saturday Night Live.
30 for 30 review: Lance
ESPN Films will roll out three new 30 for 30 documentaries on Sundays in May and June following the conclusion of “The Last...
Documentaries on Lance Armstrong, Bruce Lee, and Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa will follow in the Sunday slots that have worked well for The Last Dance.
ESPN averaged 6.3 million viewers for The Last Dance’s first episode, 6.1 million viewers across episodes 1 and 2
The audience for The Last Dance's first two episodes ranks as the most-watched telecast among adults 18-34 and 18-49 since sports halted across broadcast and cable networks.
Michael Jordan makes room for (fake) “30 for 30” about “The Office” boss Michael Scott
Scranton, Pennsylvania's most enigmatic sports legend gets the (fake) documentary he deserves.
