Paul Finebaum is considering a U.S. Senate run in Alabama after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Reports of an ESPN "ban" were denied by ESPN, calling them "totally false." Finebaum remains active on SEC ...

(Updated: On Tuesday, Oct. 7, Paul Finebaum returned to ESPN for his regular hits on “Get Up” and “First Take.”) Paul Finebaum has been removed from all ESPN appearances by parent company Disney. The ...

Sports fans will be able to take their viewing habits to the next level starting Thursday as a FOX One and ESPN bundled streaming package was announced. Two of the biggest names in sports will offer ...

ESPN has revealed where “College GameDay” will travel for Week 6 after a thrilling weekend of college football action. “College GameDay” announced on its X account that the show will head to ...

Dana Santas, known as the “Mobility Maker,” is a certified strength and conditioning specialist and mind-body coach in professional sports, and is the author of the book “Practical Solutions for Back ...

After five seasons playing as a top-three player for the Memphis Grizzlies, the Orlando Magic made an aggressive trade to acquire Desmond Bane to fulfill a similar role. After confirmation for several ...

The Minnesota Vikings bounced back in a big way in Week 3 when they blew out the injury-riddled Cincinnati Bengals. To their credit, they also had some significant injuries they were dealing with, but ...

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Disney is raising the prices of its streaming services, joining competitors such as Apple and Netflix in hiking subscription costs for their streaming platforms. Beginning Oct.21, the cost of an ...

Four marquee ESPN talents have been mentioned as potential candidates to replace Molly Qerim on the popular “First Take” program. Last week, news broke that Molly Qerim would be leaving ESPN at the ...

Pat McAfee’s deal with ESPN will run another three years, but the top content person at ESPN has already made up his mind. Burke Magnus, ESPN’s president of content, wants McAfee to stay with ESPN ...