As one of the most influential names in Rap music Lil Wayne continues to defy the genre with his star power. He has linked up with the world’s largest sports news network for a new track.
The hardest working man at ESPN just got rewarded mightily. The New York Post is reporting that Stephen A. Smith is now the highest-paid sportscaster at the Disney owned sports network.
Gilbert Arenas was one of the most electrifying basketball players on the planet during his time with the Washington Wizards, although the team made just more headlines for locker room strife as it did winning games. Agent Zero sat down with ESPN’s The Jump, and his former college teammate Richard Jefferson relentlessly roasted him.
Disney’s streaming service hasn’t dropped yet, but the house of the mouse is making sure it competes with the likes of Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video out the gate. Starting November 12, a $12.99 bundle package featuring Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ will be available for users.
The ESPYS, the annual awards show where ESPN recognizes the biggest names in the sports world as well as the jaw-dropping moments that had us screaming at our television screens took place last night in Los Angeles. With Tracy Morgan handling hosting duties for the 2019 edition of the ESPN owned awards show, it was […]
It goes without saying that Michael Jordan might just be the best basketball player to ever live, and he certainly transformed the game while boosting it to global heights. ESPN debuted a new trailer for an upcoming docu-series about His Airness and Twitter fans are already chomping at the bit.
Deion ‘PrimeTime’ Sanders accomplished a lot of the goals all professional athletes strive for. But at one point in his life, the two-sport star was in a very dark place and tried to end it all. A new ESPN 30 For 30 documentary will touch on Sanders’ almost succumbing to the pressures of fame.
Sports analyst Jemele Hill will be leaving ESPN in September per multiple sources.
LeBron James is known for playing top-notch defense on the court but now he might have been caught stealing off the court. A company is claiming the NBA champion took their show idea.
The pairing of Michael Smith and Jemele Hill at ESPN’s Sportscenter was a history-making move marking the first time the popular sports program featured an all-Black anchor team. With Hill bolting for The Undefeated, it all seemed apparent that Smith would also follow suit and he delivered his last anchoring broadcast on Friday (Mar. 9).
Jemele Hill is moving to a new gig. The renowned sports analyst is still at ESPN, but instead of SportsCenter she’ll be sliding over to The Undefeated.
