After many years bringing sports highlights to fans on ESPN, two of the network's biggest names are going off on their own to ...

A SportsCenter anchor from 1996-2003 before jumping to NFL Network, Rich Eisen will return to ESPN's flagship program Aug. 18 ...

On September 7, 1979, at exactly 7 p.m. EST, television sports history was made when ESPN officially launched its first broadcast. Roughly 30,000 viewers tuned in to see the brand-new 24-hour sports ...

Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser, the popular hosts of “Pardon the Interruption,” have signed multi-year extensions with ESPN, the network announced Tuesday. The duo will remain on the job “beyond ...

Disney and ESPN have cooked up a plan to try to whet the sports appetite of Disney+ U.S. customers — who may not necessarily be the more voracious fans of sporting events. ESPN is set to launch “SC+,” ...

After breaking ground on it more than two years ago, ESPN is finally ready to show viewers the Digital Center 2. In the 194,000-square foot building, located at its Bristol, Connecticut, campus, the ...

Welcome to Day 2 of upfront week, otherwise known as Disney Day. Before ABC presents at Lincoln Center Tuesday afternoon, ESPN led off from Broadway’s Minskoff Theatre, home of “The Lion King.” ESPN ...

More than three years ago, ESPN opened a 194,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art production facility known as Digital Center 2. That space was built to house five studios, including the home of its ...

ESPN is joining TV’s morning fray, hoping a new take on offering viewers stats and analysis of games will provide competition in the early hours of the day against Matt Lauer, Norah O’Donnell and Joe ...