Government approves ESPN, NFL Media merger
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ESPN closes its billion-dollar purchase of NFL Media, gaining NFL Network, RedZone, and expanded game rights.
(WTVY) - Following confirmed reports of ESPN canceling appearances on regular network programming over the past week for college football personality and host Paul Finebaum, the network has now confirmed that Finebaum has been scheduled for new appearances ...
When the last few seconds tick away during NBC’s telecast of Super Bowl LX, the NFL season will come to a close. At Disney, it will just be getting started. The media giant, which in 2027 will air its first Super Bowl in more than two decades,
ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum was back on the network’s top morning shows Tuesday following accusations that he’s been benched over comments he made on a conservative radio program about mulling a MAGA-backed run for political office.
Disney’s ESPN has long called itself the worldwide leader in sports. Now it will have to figure out what to do when there aren’t any. On what could be called Black Thursday for major sports leagues, Major League Baseball and the National Hockey League ...
While ESPN programming has undergone significant changes in recent years, headlined by the departure of Around The Horn a few months ago, one long-standing show isn't going anywhere. On Monday, Puck's John Ourand reported that ESPN signed Pardon The ...
The long-running ESPN show featuring Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon is set to continue for at least another three years. Team Stephen A. coach Stephen A. Smith and Team Wilbon coach Michael Wilbon pose for a photo during an ESPN program - Quinn Harris ...
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OutKick’s Clay Travis reported Monday that ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum was “removed” from ESPN programming after an interview in which he hinted at political ambitions, but ESPN is denying that it benched the star commentator. Last week, Finebaum sat ...