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Steele announced her departure on Tuesday in a social media post.

Sage Steele announced Tuesday she had settled her lawsuit with ESPN and was leaving the network.

ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith defended "NBA Today" host Malika Andrews over the backlash she faced for discussing Hornets rookie Brandon Miller's legal matters during the 2023 NBA Draft.

During a Thursday appearance on "Grandes En Los Deportes" — a podcast hosted by ESPN Deportes baseball reporter Enrique Rojas — Ortiz explained he "tried to make myself available" to Wander.

Steele also spoke about Walters in a controversial 2021 podcast appearance that led to her suspension from ESPN.

The conservative pundit and Sage Steele lit into ESPN for discussing liberal talking points not related to sports — but staying silent on trans atheletes in women's sports.

There are no hard feelings from Mark Jackson toward Doc Rivers.

With an expanded college football tournament on the horizon, there are still some questions about the media rights.

ESPN has set its "Monday Night Countdown" crew.

Monday Night Football returns as the Commanders host the Ravens on ESPN.

Sage Steele, former ESPN “SportsCenter” anchor, appeared on SiriusXM’s “The Megyn Kelly Show” days after settling her free-speech lawsuit with the network.

Todd Frazier is quickly rising in the broadcast world after 11 seasons in the big leagues as a big part of the ESPN broadcasts of the Little League World Series

Buffalo Bills' star receiver Stefon Diggs didn’t appreciate what ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith said about him on Monday’s “First Take.”

ESPN host Mike Greenberg's wife, Stacey, made it clear she isn't a fan of him rocking a mustache on TV in a recent Twitter message.

Andrew Marchand and John Ourand chatted with NBC's Matthew Berry in their latest podcast.

Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele went on "The Megyn Kelly Show" last week to discuss leaving the Worldwide Leader.

The ESPN analyst took to Twitter on Thursday to address the drama involving the Dolphins quarterback.

ESPN is considering charging between $20 and $35 amonth for the new streaming service, which could make it the most expensive streaming service in the US, the report added.

Chris Fowler is remaining with ESPN amid company layoffs.

Between the buyout with ESPN and the new deal with FS1, Johnson will make the same amount and will retain his audio rights.