SportsCenter is traveling across the country this summer, but this week’s stop in Georgia will be the ultimate playground for ESPN, broadcasting four major events in Atlanta.

SportsCenter anchor Kevin Negandhi and veteran ESPN producer Charlie Moynihan, who worked on the original “50-50” series in 2005, share what makes this stop stand out — and why it’s more than just trick shots.

Director Farrell: “Jeremy [Schaap] and I felt strongly we could give [Abbott’s] story the highest quality treatment, and at the same time reach a whole new audience that might be completely unaware of his life and career”

The pair are great examples of ESPN’s commitment to cross-sport versatility in reporting

Don’t blink or you’ll miss myriad color-matching square puzzles solved in seconds; Shobar and anchor Kevin Negandhi are in Seattle to cover the start of a mind-bending tournament

Working with trusted partners managing day-to-day operations, Schulz explains how she oversees both NHL and tennis productions during a packed sports calendar

“I celebrated the assignment more than I should probably admit,” Scott said. “Alaska was my last infinity stone.”

At ESPN, we’re constantly evaluating how to serve fans best and invest in the future of sports. Today’s renewal announcement with the Premier Lacrosse League is an example of both.

From kicking off in Ireland to dogpiles in the dirt in Oklahoma City and Omaha, ESPN has once again delivered the heart-pounding drama and unforgettable moments that define college sports.

ESPN is doubling down on Disney+ original content with a new all-female sports studio show that promises to shake up traditional sports coverage when it premieres on Monday, June 30.