It’s October, which means Draymond Green is getting ready for the NBA season, and to talk football on a new show with Jordan Schultz.

The New York Jets made a bold and unexpected move when they fired Robert Saleh on Tuesday, just five games into the 2024 season. And as you might expect, it sent the sports media into Defcon 1 ...

According to Stephen A. Smith, for once, Major League Baseball isn’t the last one to the party. On his The Stephen A. Smith Show, the First Take co-host praised baseball for its attempts to ...

The ManningCast is so popular because it’s able to mix the wealth of football knowledge that Peyton and Eli Manning have with their unique brand of humor. And after watching the brothers ...

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter breaks news dozens of times every day during football season. For the most part, his reporting is accurate. Once in a while, however, the league’s preeminent ...

Matt Barnes has carved out quite the career in NBA media outside of traditional outlets like his former employer ESPN. But the 14-year NBA veteran thinks that a lucrative contract for his former ...

There is an old line about hockey, that I went to a boxing match (or maybe to modernize it an MMA fight) and a hockey game broke out. To borrow that idea, I was watching some political messaging ...

Any football fan who’s watched the Cleveland Browns anemic offense knows they have a quarterback problem, but Dan Orlovsky took that scenario a big step further Monday on ESPN’s Get Up.

“Everybody’s watching it — and if you don’t watch it, you’re going to get left behind,” said TikTok star Coach Jackie J, of women’s professional sports. And, by many measures, she ...

The New York Giants pulled one of the biggest upsets of Week 5 with a win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. But Giants head coach Brian Daboll was in no mood to celebrate in the locker room ...

For a long time, ESPN sideline reporter Lauren Sisler kept a secret about her past close to the vest. Her parents both died of a drug overdose. Just recently, she decided to tell her story.

Just like there are millions of armchair quarterbacks watching the NFL each week, there are millions of armchair doctors watching the games ready to make snap assessments of players who appear ...