Some of this week’s outstanding content from ESPN’s storytellers.

ESPN EVP Burke Magnus writes: “Live events bring us scale that . . . makes ESPN a ‘reach machine’ that is unparalleled in the industry.”

Statements on David Stern’s passing from Disney’s Bob Iger and ESPN’s Jimmy Pitaro.

“ESPN’s heritage of incessant innovation carries forward in the work of the best-in-class SIG team, consistently finding compelling new ways to serve the sports fan – anytime, anywhere.”

Shadeed Sharpe lives his dream every Sunday, roaming the set and relaying live video from the best vantage point in ESPN’s NFL studio.

ESPN and SEC Network host/reporter Laura Rutledge is pulling double duty at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl covering the College Football Playoff Semifinal.

Calling his alma mater Washington State’s game vs. Air Force caps perfect ending to first year with ESPN for Ryan Leaf.

Each year, ESPN recognizes the individuals who have contributed to the company’s success through a year-end credit roll that follows SportsCenter. Here are the 2019 credits.

Versatile Maria Taylor multitasks with the best of commentators. How does she juggle her college football and NBA Countdown duties?

Watch the results of his “labor of love” when he reveals the top five plays of all-time tonight on Monday Night Countdown and revisits the 50 finest in Boomer’s Vault debuting Christmas Eve on ESPN.