but it provided a great moment for viewers as ESPN sideline reporter Cassidy Hubbarth was on her final broadcast with the network. As the game was winding down, ESPN announcers Mike Breen ...

ESPN will broadcast Savannah Bananas games this summer, offering a unique and entertaining twist on baseball. From April to August, these games will take place at MLB and football stadiums across ...

Fans of the Savannah Bananas, rejoice: Banana Ball will have a regular home on ESPN this season. On Monday, the Disney-owned network announced plans to air 10 Savannah Bananas games on their ...

For 15 years, Cassidy Hubbarth has been an ESPN stalwart. Joining the network just a handful of years after graduating college, the Evanston, Ill. native became a respected presence on the network ...

In 2018, the UFC and ESPN signed a five-year, $1.5 billion deal for domestic broadcast rights beginning ... react to the news that MLS voted down the possibility of moving to the European calendar ...

It should be no surprise, considering how much viewership Clark drew to the WNBA during her rookie season. Per ESPN, the league ... Breaking down the odds for every playoff series, play-in games ...

then ultimately faltering down the stretch.) It's a frustrating dichotomy for the franchise and its fanbase: to be vastly better than most, and a top-five team perhaps, but still far from title ...

Wednesday was Hubbarth’s final NBA broadcast at ESPN. She will be part of Amazon’s NBA coverage next season. And as the Heat and Bulls were wrapping up the game, which Miami won 109-90 ...

ESPN.com’s Matt Miller consulted scouts to pick the Top 10. In this mock draft ... shown considerable interest in high-end receivers during the pre-draft process, and it wouldn’t be surprising ...

Tuesday afternoon, I opened my official NBA awards ballot and voted for my selections for all of the league's top individual honors ... And this year's race truly went down to the final day ...

One player who many expected to go sometime during ... shown by ESPN as the "best available" but didn't hear her name called was TCU's Sedona Prince. As explained on the broadcast by Ryan Ruocco ...