Viviane Wegrath, a former X Games medalist and FAI World Champion skysurfer, is shown competing at the 1998 U.S. Open…
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Twenty years after the ESPN-televised competition, former NFL DT Oliver Gibson retains immense respect for the event billed as "the…
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X Games Street Luge king Bob Pereyra: "There are times I wake up from a dead sleep in the middle…
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Chris Berman and Tom Jackson resumed their distinctive NFL Prime Time take on Sunday's games in September on ESPN+. Here's…
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The O.G. PTPer, Dickie V made his ESPN debut Dec. 5, 1979. Enjoy a brief retrospective in this video.
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Here, in our final chapter, is what ESPN means to those who work here and a sampling of their indelible…
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ESPN's longest-serving commentator, covering US Open this week, reflects on joining the Bristol, Conn., startup decades ago.
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ESPN celebrates 30 seasons of innovation, special moments and its groundbreaking partnership with MLB, while looking towards the future.
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Today, the National Sports Media Association (NSMA) announced its 2019 Hall of Fame class, as well as its national and…
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Ed Durso retires from ESPN after 28 years of service as one of the company's "go-to" executives. His colleagues celebrated…
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In 1980, ESPN programming featured lots of "scrummers" scrumming, bowlers bragging and more via "Transponder 7 on the SatCom 1."…
Read More »How has ESPN influenced American culture? At Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn., a 2011 fall semester course considers that question.…
Read More »It’s time to take another time machine trip. ESPN’s debut 32 years ago, kicking off with SportsCenter, ranks among TV…
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