Breaking down the biggest news in sports culture from the week.
The former Carolina Panthers quarterback barely made it a full year as a steady contributor to First Take before getting the axe.
The Super Bowl champion and TV sports personality was let go during a live broadcast and didn't return to the show.
The 2026 ESPYS celebrated sports' biggest stars, with Jalen Brunson and the Knicks stealing the show, and inspiring speeches from Curry and Collins.
Check out what some of your favorite athletes were wearing on the ESPYs red carpet.
Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown took aim at ESPN and Stephen A. Smith during an appearance at Sports Beach Cannes in France on Wednesday, accusing the network of misrepresenting his comments as speculation about his future in Boston continues to grow. Brown, speaking on a panel titled The Spiritual Game, appeared to reference the fallout […]
The Celtics forward blasted Smith as “the face of clickbait media” during a Twitch stream, prompting the ESPN personality to warn Brown that he could start “reporting on that level.”
ESPN personality calls out Newton for failing to challenge Whitlock’s claims, escalating an ongoing feud between the outspoken commentators.
After sweeping layoffs gutted the Post, ESPN hires a half-dozen veteran reporters to bolster its investigative and enterprise coverage.
The longtime ESPN host says that race wouldn't be a factor in a possible presidential run.
Stephen A. Smith went viral after mistakenly referring to Texans wide receiver Christian Kirk as political activist Charlie Kirk on 'First Take.'
Netflix is increasing its reach across the sports world. In 2025, they’ll stream the NFL Christmas Day doubleheader and in 2026, will expand to FIFA games as the World Cup comes to the U.S., and major league baseball. Now, they’ve found the face of their sports coverage. ESPN host Elle Duncan, 42, will move from […]