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Dick Vitale Says He'll Be Off the Air for Remainder of College Basketball Season
The legendary announcer is undergoing treatment for precancerous dysplasia on his vocal cords. He disclosed in October that he had been diagnosed with lymphoma and that he was undergoing chemotherapy.
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‘Manningcast Curse' Strikes Again With Josh Allen, Bills Losing to Jaguars
Peyton Manning and Eli Manning’s Monday Night Football telecast has been a success, but their guests have been struck by bad luck.
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NHL Season Opens With a New Franchise and a Returning Network
Besides the Seattle Kraken’s first game, the return of hockey to ESPN and the addition of Turner Sports are among the main storylines when the regular season begins this week.
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ESPN Sidelines Sage Steele After Comments on Network's Vaccine Mandate, Barack Obama
ESPN sidelined reporter Sage Steele on Tuesday after the sportscaster questioned former President Barack Obama’s racial identity and blasted her company’s COVID-19 vaccination policy.
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Peyton Manning Says He Believed Patriots Bugged His Locker
Former Colts quarterback Peyton Manning says he would cautiously discuss plays with his teammates while playing in Foxboro because he believed the Patriots bugged his locker.
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Former Washington QB Alex Smith Hired by ESPN as NFL Analyst
Smith retired from football in April after an illustrious career, the final year of which he led WFT to the playoffs.
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Longtime Indy 500, ESPN Racing Announcer Bob Jenkins Dies at 73
Bob Jenkins, who was ESPN’s lead motorsports announcer for more than 20 years and called the Indianapolis 500 on television and radio has died.
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Broadcaster Maria Taylor Earns Praise in NBC Sports Debut at Tokyo Olympics
Maria Taylor made her NBC Sports debut in grand fashion at the Tokyo Olympics, appearing alongside NBC Olympics prime-time host Mike Tirico during the Opening Ceremony.
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NBC Quickly Hires Maria Taylor After Her Departure From ESPN
Maria Taylor has joined NBC less than a week after her contract with ESPN expired
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Maria Taylor Is Leaving ESPN, Network Announces
ESPN said Taylor’s last assignment for the network was her NBA Finals telecast during Game 6
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Peyton and Eli Manning to Team Up for ‘Monday Night Football' MegaCast
ESPN has finally landed Peyton Manning as a “Monday Night Football” commentator.
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National Spelling Bee Stalwarts Persevere Through 2-Year Gap
Competitors in the Scripps National Spelling Bee got lessons in patience and perseverance after last year’s bee was canceled because of the pandemic.
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Women's College Sports Get Boost in TV Ratings, Visibility
A record-setting Women’s College World Series last week capped off a dynamic year of increased visibility for NCAA Division I women’s sports.
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The ESPYS Returning to New York, Anthony Mackie to Host
The ESPYS are returning to New York next month and actor Anthony Mackie will host the show that honors the year’s top athletes and moments.
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ESPN Announces ‘The Captain' Docuseries About Yankees Star Derek Jeter
ESPN Films announced a six-part documentary series Tuesday to tell the story of famed New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter
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ESPN Fires Paul Pierce After Racy Video: AP Sources
NBA analyst Paul Pierce has been fired by ESPN, people familiar with the situation confirmed.
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New Vaccination Site Opens at ESPN in Bristol
Bristol Health opened a new COVID-19 vaccination site at ESPN on Monday.
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Drive-Thru COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Opens at ESPN Today
Bristol Health is teaming up with ESPN to hold a new drive-thru COVID-19 vaccine clinic.
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Drive-Thru COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Opens at ESPN Today
Bristol Health is teaming up with ESPN to hold a new drive-thru COVID-19 vaccine clinic. The clinic will be held at ESPN’s North Campus in Bristol starting Monday. The new partnership between Bristol Health, the Bristol-Burlington Health District and ESPN is forming in an effort to vaccinate more people, according to Bristol Health. Both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines...
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State Continues Effort to Bring COVID-19 Vaccine to Vulnerable Populations
Now that all Connecticut residents 16 and older are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, the state is focusing on equity and thinking about what the next steps will be once demand is finally met.