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

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.

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.

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.

ESPN analyst and former NBA player Jalen Rose has launched a new campaign to cancel Mr. Rushmore because he says the name of “offensive.”

ESPN’s ESPY Awards show collapsed in the ratings earning 34 percent fewer viewers this year than it did in 2019.

Traitor Eileen GU, the U.S.-born skier who competed for China, has been awarded the ESPY for “Breakthrough Athlete of the Year.” 

Subscribers to ESPN’s streaming service are about to be faced with a 43 percent rise in monthly fees as owner Disney’s stock prices tumble.

On Independence Day, ESPN proudly highlighted an anti-American screed by leftist columnist Howard Bryant who said the U.S. has lost freedoms.

ESPN’s Bob Ley took aim at those attacking the new Saudi-backed LIV golf league over the country’s human rights record.

Those tuning in to ESPN for NBA Draft talk today got a whole lot more than that as host Malika Andrews began the program with a tearful condemnation of the Supreme Court for overturning Roe v. Wade.

On Monday’s edition of First Take, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith opined the Commanders defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio can’t understand the true nature of the riots following the killing of George Floyd because he’s “whiiite.”

Monday on ESPN 2’s broadcast of “Around the Horn,” radio host and network contributor Sarah Spain ripped the group of Tampa Bay Rays players that refused to wear rainbow-colored logos on their uniforms as part of the team’s annual “Pride Night.”

Leftist ESPN broadcaster Mark Jones is at it again, injecting his leftist agenda into sports, this time by making blowjob and insurrection references during the NBA Finals.

Former ESPN commentator Keith Olbermann reacted to the June 1, 2022, Tulsa shooting by sharing his opinion that the Second Amendment does not protect a right to “own” guns.

ESPN Arkansas radio host Derek Ruscin has been forced to step away from the mic after going on a rant against Arkansas catcher Michael Turner

On Thursday, ESPN “First Take” host Stephen A. Smith recalled a 2014 conversation with Donald Trump when he was trying to purchase the NFL’s Buffalo Bills.

Cable sports news network ESPN continues to lose subscribers at an advanced rate, losing another ten percent in fiscal 2021.

ESPN reporter Sage Steele suffered a brutal shot to the face from pro golfer Jon Rahm’s tee shot at today PGA Championship in Oklahoma.

The NBA continued its ongoing relationship with China this week when it returned to the authoritarian regime’s state-run television.

Critics are blasting Kentucky Derby-winning horse trainer Eric Reed for a tweet critical of Vice President Kamala Harris. Reed trained the second-biggest long shot in nearly 150 years of Derby history, but the notoriety has also brought attention to Reed’s

ESPN claims to be ultra-woke and supportive of the radical LGBTQ agenda. Yet, it has remained completely silent on the NBA’s decision to hold games in the United Arab Emirates, a country where gays face the death penalty.

ESPN NFL analyst Ryan Clark flat out refused to work with Sage Steele because she dared to question ESPN’s radical coronavirus policies.

ESPN anchor Sage Steele is suing the network for allegedly violating her free speech rights by illegally retaliating against her.

CNN+ and Jemele Hill are on the cusp of being shut down. But Hill is used to signing onto Titanic efforts that quickly sink beneath the waves

On Tuesday, ESPN “First Take” host Stephen A. Smith tore into former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick over his latest remarks about coming back to the league in a backup role. Kaepernick, who has not taken an NFL snap since 2016,

Lakers legend Jerry West has called upon HBO to apologize for his portrayal in the new show Winning Time.

Mel Kiper Jr., ESPN’s chief NFL Draft analyst and signature presence on NFL Draft broadcasts, announced that he is unvaccinated and will cover this year’s draft remotely.

Despite the hype, CNN’s Internet streaming service, CNN+, is already tanking and facing the possibility of layoffs.