Awful Announcing
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.
'The Last Dance' won't be on ESPN+ for 15 months, but will hit Netflix in July 2020.
If you were annoyed by the amount of State Farm ads you watched this past NFL season, you will find no reprieve here.
As per Andrew Marchand of The New York Post, "The Last Dance" will now premiere April 19 rather than its previously-scheduled debut of June 2.
ESPN continues to release promos of "Coming Soon" for The Last Dance, and while production on it may not be quite finished yet, that doesn't mean it won't air before the original date of June 2.
"This deeply personal documentary will give fans a never-before seen look not only at the behind-the-scenes of my sixteen year career in the NBA, but will peel back the curtain on my personal life – the highs, the lows and everything in between."
The First Day focuses on one of Herren's presentations to kids about substance abuse, and is told primarily through shots of the audience.
ESPN and Netflix will team up to tell Jordan's story in what sounds like a very ambitious documentary project.
'The Last Days of Knight' will premiere on ESPN in the spring.
"While we remain excited about Nebraska football and its dynasty, for a variety of reasons - including timeline issues - we will not be moving forward with this film."
If Ezra Edelman makes another O.J.: Made in America, it will be with ESPN.
ESPN Films continues to go beyond standard documentaries, and they have a big Alex Gibney project in the works.
O.J.: Made in America is the longest film to ever win an Oscar at 467 minutes.
Ezra Edelman’s O.J.: Made in America documentary was a crowning achievement for ESPN Films and its 30 for...
