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Bad look ESPN, very bad look.

In 2006, with nightly news ratings in the midst of a 30-year decline, CBS attempted a Hail Mary pass:

Hugh Douglas was inebriated and threatened to beat up his colleague Michael Smith three times Friday night, a source who witnessed the altercation at the House

Keith Olbermann is returning to ESPN next month, the company finally announced today.

Mark May, an ESPN college football analyst, has had just about enough of Johnny Manziel’s off-field antics. Cavorting with a model, getting a parking ticket, fl

Grantland transfixed media types when it started in 2011. What the site was did not so much matter. It was what the site could represent in a broader media land

Bobby Knight, the legendary Indiana basketball coach who has been an ESPN college basketball analyst since 2008, most likely will not be retained by the network

Jay Williams and Charissa Thompson – the ESPN basketball analyst and the Sportsnation host – are the Worldwide Leader’s newest romance. The photo on the far rig

I met Darren Rovell at the Super Bowl in 2005. He was at ESPN at the time, and wrote about the Super Bowl parties. As a media observer, I tracked his career to

Sources tell me that ESPN suits in Bristol at the “top of the food chain” were made aware of the Manti Te’o hoax/fake girlfriend story on January 6th – the day

Rob Parker, the ESPN talking head in hot water for idiotic comments on First Take last week about the “blackness” of Redskins QB Robert Griffin III, has written

First Take’s “embrace race baiting” movement continued today. The show’s producers poached an innocuous Robert Griffin III quotation. Willing hack Rob Parker ra