ESPN apologizes for SportsCenter airing a clip containing f-bombs…from ESPN’s own 1986 Mets’ 30 for 30
"We apologize for the language that was used. You will see that during the broadcast, but not normally on SportsCenter."
"We apologize for the language that was used. You will see that during the broadcast, but not normally on SportsCenter."
Duncan will continue to host the 6 PM SportsCenter among other duties.
Everett and Brewer will form part of the 1 AM EST SportsCenter rotation in Los Angeles.
"When I was a teen, I was like, ‘Man, I want to be on SportsCenter.' When I started my broadcasting career it was without question on my vision board."
Kenny said goodbye with the help of Aaron Rodgers, Sue Bird, Marshawn Lynch, and others.
"I don't know what else to put on the bucket list. I've been very fortunate."
Mayne had been with ESPN since 1994, working on everything from SportsCenter to Sunday NFL Countdown to Kenny Mayne's Wider World of Sports.
The special will air Sunday night, January 24, at 9 p.m. ET
Van Pelt tweeted that he can't smell or taste anything, but feels fine otherwise.
"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.
Nine minutes of top-quality entertainment.
"I loved it, but it took years of my life. I'm too old to be doing that, it's a young man's game."