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ESPN hockey writer Greg Wyshinski is taking Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov to task for agreeing to wear a military tribute sweater but refusing to wear a Pride Night jersey.

Two former ESPN employees have filed a federal lawsuit against the company, claiming that its coronavirus vaccine mandate violated the 1A.

ESPN directly refutes the NFL’s claim that it never seriously considered restarting the Jan. 2 game between the Bills and Bengals.

Many are hailing the power of prayer in helping facilitate Demar Hamlin’s miraculous come back.

ESPN host and former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky defied woke critics and performed a live prayer for Damar Hamlin live on the air on Tuesday.

ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit blasted USC quarterback Caleb Williams for painting “Fuck Utah” on his fingernails before the conference game. 

The NFL has postponed the Monday Night Football game between the Bills and the Bengals after Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapses on the field.

Banking giant Wells Fargo has made a 2023 prediction: the Walt Disney Company, which abruptly brought back former CEO Bob Iger to reverse the woke company’s rapid downward spiral late this year, will end its ownership of TV networks ABC and ESPN.

UFC President Dana White believes he knows the reason why his organization landed a monster deal with ESPN, and that reason is cocaine.

Left-wing bomb-thrower and ex-ESPN sports talker Keith Olbermann posted a spittle-specked video Friday in reply to being suspended by Twitter

Since its release on October 25, Jemele Hill’s memoir, “Uphill,” has sold only 5,034 copies.

ESPN’s Robert Griffin III used a racial slur when criticizing the critics of Philadelphia Eagles QB Jalen Hurts during the Monday Night Football pregame show.

A discussion about Jets quarterback Zach Wilson’s refusal to accept responsibility for his team’s woeful offensive performance on Sunday took a socio-economic turn on Monday night after ESPN’s Booger McFarland attributed Wilson’s lack of accountability to his supposedly wealthy upbringing.

A reasonably innocent wife joke led to an awkward moment between two ESPN hosts during an SEC Network broadcast on Saturday.

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith drew an analogy to the killing of George Floyd when discussing Kyrie Irving’s suspension on Friday, saying that the league’s punishment of the Nets star was like having a “knee on his neck.”

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith said on Friday that he is “underpaid” even though he is the highest-paid on-air talent on his network.

UFC Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier has been rocked by more than his fair share of heavy, unexpected blows. But what happened to the former heavyweight and light-heavyweight champion on Tuesday was on another level.

Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder sent a letter to his fellow NFL owners denying allegations that he launched investigations into them.

Stephen A. Smith believes the media would have reacted far more harshly to Tom Brady’s sideline rant on Sunday if he had been black.

ESPN’s Monday Night Football commentator Troy Aikman has apologized for the “misogynistic” comment he made.

A Boston sports talk show host is blasting those claiming to be offended by Troy Aikman’s “sexist” remarks on Monday Night Football.

Former ESPN commentator Jemele Hill cried racism after Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams was charged for shoving a photographer.

Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams has been charged with misdemeanor assault after shoving a photographer on his way off the field Monday night.

In 2013, Brent Musburger dared to draw attention to the beauty of Miss Alabama Katherine Webb, and was blasted by the media for it.

Leftists on social media are enraged at ESPN analyst Troy Aikman after he said it was time for the NFL’s competition committee to “take the dresses off” and let the players play football.

ESPN mistakenly referred to the Cleveland Guardians as the “Indians” in a graphic that aired on-screen during the team’s Friday evening game. 

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith says the Dallas Cowboys won’t sign Colin Kaepernick because Texas is “too patriotic” to do so.

Former ESPN host and full-time idiot Jemele Hill took to Twitter Thursday to say it was the duty of journalists to examine Queen Elizabeth II’s role in the “devastating impact of continued colonialism” when putting her legacy “into full context.”

The national media excitedly reported claims by a black Duke volleyball player that someone in the crowd at Brigham Young University repeatedly yelled the n-word at her. But those same media outlets suddenly went mute after an investigation failed to find evidence to support the player’s claim.

US Open broadcasters Mary Carillo and Chanda Rubin made a major error on Wednesday by misidentifying Dionne Warwick as Gladys Knight.

ESPN hosts Stephen A. Smith and Ryan Clark went on the attack Friday against white people who have criticized L.A. Rams player Aaron Donald.

Even Little Leaguers don’t trust ESPN if a hot mic moment during Saturday’s game at the Little League World Series is any indication.

Trevon Diggs brought his son to the mic who praised God and Jesus, but both ESPN and the NFL edited those references out of their tweets

Veteran ESPN reporter Mechelle Voepel has come out as transgender, switching her female identity for a male identity. 

Chris Russo and Ryan Clark got into an on-air tussle during Monday’s broadcast of ‘First Take’ after Clark torched Russo for his Heisman votes

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem (R) has let an ESPN host know he can forget any attempt to cancel Mt. Rushmore while she’s in office.