Adam Schein signs contract extension with SiriusXM to remain on Mad Dog Sports Radio
"I am so incredibly elated and fired up to re-sign another long-term deal with SiriusXM."
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Greg Gumbel signs CBS extension, but will move off the NFL
Gumbel had been calling NFL games since 1988 for CBS (1988-94), NBC (1994-98), and CBS again (1998-present).
Rebecca Lobo signs multi-year extension with ESPN as lead women’s basketball analyst
Lobo will continue her since-2004 run with ESPN.
Charles Barkley admits there’s ‘probably a zero chance’ he fulfills new contract with TNT
"I don’t wanna work til the day I drop dead"
Charles Barkley puts retirement talk on hold to sign massive 10-year deal with Warner Bros. Discovery
NBA fans will rejoice at the idea of Charles Barkley staying with TNT, but there are a couple of hurdles that could potentially prevent him from fully fulfilling his newly-signed contract.
Stephania Bell signs new deal with ESPN, will continue appearing on Fantasy Football Now and SportsCenter
Bell will continue her long ESPN career with this new deal.
Lisa Salters signs extension with ESPN, will continue on Monday Night Football and NBA broadcasts
Salters will provide some continuity for MNF alongside a new broadcast booth.
ESPN’s Ryan McGee signs contract extension, reveals he wrote for ESPN The Magazine under pseudonym
McGee wrote for ESPN as "Al Covington" for two years in the early 2000s.
ESPN anchor, reporter Michael Eaves signs multi-year extension: “I’m very appreciative of the opportunity”
"I don't know what else to put on the bucket list. I've been very fortunate."
Tony Reali has signed a multi-year extension with ESPN, will continue hosting Around The Horn
Reali is one of ESPN's longest-tenured studio hosts at this point.
The Chiefs teamed with Katie Camlin, the liquor store employee who broke the Patrick Mahomes news, for a Chris Jones extension video
"Come on, Katie. Leave some scoops (and champagne) for the rest of us."
Zach Lowe reportedly agrees to multi-year extension with ESPN
It looks like Lowe has again decided to stick with ESPN despite interest from other companies.
Dick Vitale signs extension with ESPN through the 2021-22 college basketball season, when he’ll be 82
For the third-straight year, Vitale and ESPN have agreed to add another future year to his contract.
