Elle Duncan destroys a king cake in desperate search of the baby while broadcasting from Baton Rouge
Duncan's treatment of the cake was taken as an act of war given her Atlanta roots.
Duncan's treatment of the cake was taken as an act of war given her Atlanta roots.
This week, ESPN announced plans beginning this Monday to air their popular podcast offerings on ESPN2 during weekday afternoons.
"We're just trying to ask you to work within the parameters of your employment in the same way every other person on the planet is expected to do."
"Nobody's asking if Travis Kelce is distracting her from a world tour."
"That man has never touched that woman."
"There's not a lot of us in control rooms, directing, producing or even in PR."
"We at ESPN greatly appreciate the protection our local law enforcement regularly provides us."
Duncan will continue to host the 6 PM SportsCenter among other duties.
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"As we turn the page to 2021, we’re doing what we have always done – providing new opportunities for some anchors to experience different shows and pairings while offering continuity and familiarity to our viewers with other editions."
You might never think of a particular Chris Berman catchphrase the same way again.
Steele has claimed colleagues Elle Duncan and Michael Eaves worked to exclude her from race-focused special "The Undefeated Presents Time for Change: We Won’t be Defeated." An ESPN spokesperson denied that interpretation.
"Boston is incredibly defensive when it comes to any accounts from Black people about any potential racism that they’ve faced there."
The This Is SportsCenter ad campaign launched in 1995 and has produced more than 400 spots. ESPN will look back at some of those in three specials Sunday.
"There's so much more that goes into the job of being a sports reporter, for women, than there should be."
Judge doing a home-run trot on an ESPN treadmill? Surprising. Oh, wait, wrong ad campaign.