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Skipper left the network in December 2017.

The New England coach reportedly laughed when he heard the news.

“I didn’t think I was saying anything that was shocking,” Hill said.

Skipper said he has long suffered with substance addiction, and "the most important thing I can do right now is to take care of my problem."

You might have to start tuning into an ESPN-branded channel for local sports, but Fox Sports 1 likely isn't going anywhere.

The president wants ESPN to “apologize for untruth.”

The network host called Trump a white supremacist in a series of tweets.

ESPN has apologized for the series of tweets that hit out at the president.

“We have addressed this with Jemele and she recognizes her actions were inappropriate,” the network said.

ESPN, we implore you, don't pull Sergio Dipp from "Monday Night Football."

Silicon Valley will soon hold the rights to major sporting events, says the podcasting godfather who has a well-deserved reputation as a visionary.

ESPN's annual list of 100 Most Famous Athletes has zero baseball or hockey players.

ESPN is rebranding its two programs exclusively dedicated to broadcast journalism with a pair of familiar faces at the helm.

The cable network laid off scores of staff this week.

ESPN laid off approximately 100 on-air or content-producing employees Wednesday in a concession that its model is broken.

One hundred staff are believed to have been laid off.

With four games between ranked teams, college football boasts an unprecedented opening weekend.

The rise and fall of O.J. Simpson is an incredible American tragedy of epic scale.

The ESPN documentary “O.J.: Made in America” offers a powerful take on why O.J. Simpson's life and downfall resonate with so many.

The former World Series MVP was fired by ESPN for posting a transphobic meme to his Facebook page.

Posting an anti-transgender meme to Facebook was only Schilling's latest act of poor judgment.

It's been a rough year for the pop culture Internet.

The 'NBA Countdown' analyst discusses the NBA season thus far.

Why did ESPN fire the prominent black sportswriter from The Undefeated?

After a rough summer of childish celebrity gags, late-night TV is about to get good again.