Former "SportsCenter" anchor Stan Verrett is returning to the spotlight. ESPN and Verrett went their separate ways earlier this year. The New Orleans native, who spent 25 years with the Worldwide ...

ESPN has re-signed Michael Eaves to a new multi-year contract, keeping one of its most reliable anchors in Bristol for the foreseeable future. The network announced the deal on Friday but didn’t ...

Football fans in the Greenville area will be able to catch parachute jumpers, fireworks and more fun tonight, along with a feature spot on ESPN's SportsCenter. The network's flagship program will ...

ESPN raised eyebrows when it struck a deal with TKO that gave it the rights to show WWE premium live events including “WrestleMania.” Now, the Disney sports giant may surprise further: it’s launching ...

Neil Everett and Stan Verrett will be forever linked in sports broadcasting circles, given their long run with ESPN as the anchors of Los Angeles-based “SportsCenter.” The two worked together out of L ...

Greenville will feature on ESPN's flagship program on Thursday when SportsCenter records live shows in the city's downtown district ahead of East Carolina University's American Athletic Conference ...

Molly Qerim’s last take at ESPN will be coming soon. The host of the popular program “First Take” is leaving the show and the network at the end of the year, she announced Monday night. “After much ...

ESPN is launching the network's new media partnership with WWE with wall-to-wall coverage that will lead right up to the first-ever Wrestlepalooza Premium Live Event this Saturday night in ...

Don't call it a comeback, because Jey and Jimmy Uso are out to prove to the entire world that they are still the ones Saturday night at WWE Wrestlepalooza. The inaugural Premium Live Event is the ...

ESPN president of content Burke Magnus wants to assure all fans of “Inside The NBA” that his company is not going to mess around with the iconic show. When the “Inside The NBA” crew comes to ESPN this ...

Neil Everett and Stan Verrett will be forever linked in sports broadcasting circles, given their long run with ESPN as the anchors of Los Angeles-based “SportsCenter.” The two worked together out of L ...