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ESPN apologizes for fake name entries for Emmy Awards
Some ESPN on-air personalities reportedly were given awards they were not entitled to.
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ESPN star Pat McAfee publicly attacks network executive amid Aaron Rodgers controversy
ESPN host Pat McAfee publicly called out executive Norby Williamson, accusing him of sabotaging his show.
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Disney and Charter reach deal to end cable blackout in time for ‘Monday Night Football'
The deal will see Disney’s ad-supported streaming apps Disney+ and ESPN+ included in packages for some of Charter’s Spectrum pay-TV customers.
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ESPN networks go dark on Charter Spectrum cable systems during busy sports night
ESPN was carrying a college football game while ESPN2 was showing the U.S. Open when the channels went dark for Charter Spectrum’s 14.7 million subscribers.
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ESPN launches sportsbook in partnership with Penn Entertainment
Penn Entertainment and Disney’s ESPN are partnering to launch a sportsbook, which will be branded ESPN Bet.
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ESPN lays off Mark Jackson with Doris Burke and Doc Rivers slated for lead NBA broadcast crew, AP sources say
Burke and Rivers would join Mike Breen on ESPN and ABC’s top NBA broadcast crew.
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ESPN soccer analyst Shaka Hislop shares video message after collapsing on-air
Hislop collapsed during ESPN’s on-site pregame coverage of Sunday’s Real Madrid-AC Milan friendly at the Rose Bowl.
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Ex-UConn football player Dennis Hernandez ordered re-arrested on brick-throwing charges at ESPN
A judge has ordered the re-arrest of former UConn football player Dennis Hernandez after he failed to appear in court last week on charges related to throwing a brick at the ESPN campus in Bristol, Connecticut. The 37-year-old, who was known as DJ Hernandez when he played quarterback and wide receiver at UConn in the mid-2000s, was originally arrested...
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ESPN Lays Off About 20 On-Air Personalities Including NBA Analysts Jeff Van Gundy and Jalen Rose
ESPN is laying off about 20 on-air employees as part of a broader cost cutting effort.
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ESPN director dies after suffering a medical emergency while on the job
Kyle Brown was was covering the NCAA Baseball Super Regional in North Carolina when he suffered a medical emergency. He was 42.
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ESPN Announces ‘Pat McAfee Show' Will Join Afternoon Lineup
Pat McAfee’s show is moving to ESPN as part of a new multiyear deal reportedly worth $120 million.
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ESPN Sorry for Airing Twin Towers Clip During Knicks Game
ESPN apologized for the 9/11 image after last night’s game. The Knicks play the Heat in Game 2 at MSG tomorrow in NBA playoffs.
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ESPN Sells X Games to Group Managed by Phoenix Suns Minority Owner
ESPN sold a majority stake in X Games on Wednesday to a private-equity firm managed by Phoenix Suns minority owner Jahm Najafi