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ESPN opted out of its contract to carry the Wild Card round, Sunday Night Baseball, and Home Run Derby after this season; could some find a new home on TNT?

The versatile broadcaster is re-signing with ESPN for a reported nine-figure salary.

In his first comments since ESPN announced the long-running 'Around the Horn'

An original staff writer is leaving after 22 years at Yahoo! Sports.

The news comes just a couple weeks after ESPN and Major League Baseball opted out of the final three years of a contract that ran through 2028.

ESPN analyst Richard Jefferson is poised to jump to the lead analyst chair on ABC and ESPN, including the networks' coverage of the NBA Finals, according to a n

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 former Eagles All-Pro and current podcast star's ratings in his TV debut were 'not particularly good.'

The longtime SportsCenter anchor is interested in seeing where he can take his brand, and how, in light of his colleague's renegotiated contract