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The author of 'Those Guys Have All the Fun' and former ESPN personality sized up the state of the network following another round of layoffs.

The network's lead NFL play-by-play broadcaster will return to his roots in March when the Yankees play the Brewers.

ESPN has carried Major League Baseball games since 1990, but can opt out of its contract with the league in March.

The Lakers-Jazz game averaged more than 2 million viewers, making it the second-most watched NBA game on cable this season.

The former quarterback signed off from his ESPN timeslot Monday with a major announcement that sounded anything but straightforward.

The postponed game broadcast nearly went off without a hitch, but Burke Magnus said ESPN's omission of the anthem was a 'human error' and the people responsible 'feel terrible about it.'

The big crash in the MLB television-rights landscape could be four years away.

Recent comments by the two networks' on-air personalities suggest a shift in how the corporations view political talk on-air.

ESPN welcomed roast comic Tony Hinchcliffe to College GameDay for Pat McAfee's kicking segment and did not hold back.

The network's founder, William F. Rasmussen, is the subject of a full-length feature documentary from Sunn Stream.

The league's under-30 stars take center stage in a new commercial heralding a new season.

Jeff Passan decided to let Leonardo DiCaprio's character in "The Big Short" sum up his reaction to the news of Shams Charania's new gig at ESPN.