Malika Andrews is leading candidate to replace Elle Duncan as ESPN’s WNBA host, per report
Duncan is departing ESPN to become the face of Netflix sports.
Duncan is departing ESPN to become the face of Netflix sports.
Duncan will become the "face" of Netflix's sports coverage.
At least ESPN is trying?
Longtime 'Inside the NBA' analyst Kenny Smith appeared on 'NBA Countdown' after signing a new deal with ESPN.
Her first assignment is Sunday's Cavaliers-Celtics preseason game.
Malika Andrews has signed a new contract with ESPN, continuing as the network's main NBA host for years to come.
"He is fiercely committed, he is deeply principled, and he is funny too, although a certain senator may disagree with me on that one."
Andrews will guest co-host GMA this Saturday and Sunday, as well as the GMA3 digital program next Monday, July 14.
"Apparently, I made a hell of an impact in Portland."
Smith's point here almost got cut off by the shift to commercial.
"That was a halftime show, and people said things, often at the same time other people were saying things."
“Adding Malika Andrews to this elite commentator team to lead our efforts out of Los Angeles is another statement in the elevation of our coverage around the WNBA."
"I never said anything bad about him. And I just want to move on."
"We wanted to make sure that we could do a very, very small part in helping you rebuild."
"You would have thought that you just told me that I won the lottery."
The network is already slated to move the L.A. edition of SportsCenter back to Bristol.
"When people don't have information, often times they fill in the blanks with whatever they come up with."
Windhorst's contract is reportedly up this summer, while Andrews is set to become a free agent in the fall.
Andrews stood her ground over years of criticism toward her coverage of Black NBA athletes like Brandon Miller.
"It was the year [Giannis] won his first MVP, so there wasn't the same attention that was on them now, so I got to really know that team with their guards down."
In replacing Sam Ponder on 'Sunday Countdown,' Mike Greenberg's confident that he can balance the workload with his other commitments at ESPN.
The wedding reportedly included a fully functional basketball hoop.