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ESPN has announced the launch of “Year of the Super Bowl,” a comprehensive, yearlong celebration leading up to ESPN’s inaugural production of the Super Bowl scheduled for February 14, 2027.
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The BAL is the first the NBA has run outside of the United States. Executive producer Richard Brown: “Once we started filming, we realized we weren’t only making a sports documentary, we were documenting a continent in motion.”
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As the finance manager for Getty Oil, Conner approved an initial investment by Getty in ESPN, helping turn the idea co-founders Bill and Scott Rasmussen had for a 24/7 sports network into a reality.
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The Eagles’ signature play of Super Bowl LII still resonates eight years later. The filmmakers explore their passion for the subject and how they worked with several stars from that team – including ESPN’s Jason Kelce – on the project
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Ahead of Super Bowl LX, Mike Leonard, coordination producer for ESPN Deportes and ESPN International talked to us about leading production in Santa Clara and San Francisco.
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Sunday evening, the puck dropped on the 2026 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series. Over a weekend packed with hockey, Walt Disney World Resort and pirates, here’s a look back at the magic that happened in Tampa, Florida.
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ESPN has provided global coverage in the weeks leading up to the start of the Milan Cortina Games and has plans for daily news, features and more through its Feb. 22 conclusion
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The Tampa Bay Lightning host the Boston Bruins on Sunday, Feb. 1, at 6:30 p.m. ET. This year’s matchup at Raymond James Stadium features state‑of‑the‑art production, a first‑intermission performance by Tim McGraw and special guest appearances throughout the broadcast.
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Geoffrey Mason, one of sports television’s most accomplished and honored production executives, died on Sunday in Naples, Fla. He was 85.
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“I grew up listening to great commentators — they fueled my love for the sport. I just hope my voice helps others enjoy it, too.”
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No matter who basks in the confetti and lifts the trophy on Championship Monday, history will be made on January 19 on ESPN. There are several ESPN commentators with ties to the teams, the universities and the host city as Indiana and Miami prepare for the College Football Playoff National Championship.