In a preview of an interview with ESPN’s Jeremy Schaap, former MLB slugger Sammy Sosa danced around the question of whether or not he took performance-enhancing drugs, instead saying he “never tested positive.” Sosa was named in a 2009 New York
During Thursday’s “Outside the Lines” on ESPN, host Bob Ley praised Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins for holding up signs instead of speaking out as part of his social justice reform. “There’s no disputing what Malcolm Jenkins did yesterday was
According to ESPN senior writer Seth Wickersham, NFL owners never actually held an official vote on the new National Anthem policy that now requires players to either stand on the field or remain in the locker room. Instead of an
During ESPN’s “Outside the Lines,” former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie discussed the U.S. Supreme Court overturning the ban on sports betting, saying legalized sports gambling means a “significant amount of revenue” for states. “It’ll be hundreds of millions of dollars
Free agent safety Eric Reid believes that teams are yet to sign him over his National Anthem protests. While free agency has only been open the last week and he ultimately thinks Reid gets signed, ESPN NFL insider Dan Graziano
Tuesday, Sports Illustrated reported about a hostile work environment in the Dallas Mavericks organization, citing a barrage of sexual harassment by former team president and CEO, Terdema Ussery, among other employees. Appearing Thursday on ESPN’s “Outside the Lines,” SI’s Jessica Luther discussed her
Friday on ESPN’s “Outside the Lines,” Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins discussed his decision to skip out on visiting the White House to celebrate his team’s Super Bowl LII victory, saying he is not interested in just a photo op
During Tuesday’s “Outside the Lines” on ESPN, Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman said she does not think USA Gymnastics cared that former team doctor Larry Nassar was molesting gymnasts, adding USA Gymnastics was more focused on its reputation, medals and money. “Their biggest priority from
Friday on ESPN’s “Outside the Lines,” Jeremy Schaap dispelled the recent effort to rehab the image of disgraced Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding by putting her on talk shows and in print due to her new movie, “I, Tonya.” “Tonya Harding, you
Thursday, former NFL offensive lineman Kyle Turley called President Donald Trump “the poster boy for Alzheimer’s disease,” adding that it is “starting to show.” ESPN “Outside the Lines” host Bob Ley shot down Turley’s claims, but Turley doubled down, saying
On Thursday’s “Outside the Lines” on ESPN, sports editor for The Nation magazine Dave Zirin discussed Muslim athletes in America, saying that sports play an “important role” in humanizing those who may be different. Zirin then pointed out that this role that sports
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) said in a recent interview with ESPN’s “Outside the Lines” that it is at best “disingenuous” to use taxpayer’s money to pay for on-field patriotic recognition at sporting events and at worst “unacceptable.” ABC’s Jim Avila reported that
ESPN sportswriter Mike Wise responded to South Carolina State Sen. Paul Thurmond (R), son of the late Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-SC), calling for the removal of the Confederate flag. Wise proposed that if a symbol makes someone feel worse than it
Despite Pete Rose’s protests that he never bet on baseball as a player, ESPN’s Outside the Lines acquired copies of documents suggesting that Rose did just that between March and July 1986, his last season on the field.
Just two days after the Justice Department arrested a number of FIFA officials on various charges, FIFA held its presidential election in Zurich on Friday. Bob Ley, host of ESPN’s “Outside the Lines,” showed the FIFA agenda to the viewers at home, pointing out
During the latest broadcast of “Outside the Lines” on ESPN, Fox News political analyst Juan Williams appeared to discuss New England Patriots Tom Brady DeflateGate report by Ted Wells which determined Brady “more probable than not” purposefully had the game-used footballs
