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Lawyers representing ESPN personality Sage Steele issued a strong rebuke to ESPN’s parent company Disney on Tuesday, charging the media giant with admitting liability and attempting to ‘purchase the constitutional rights” of their client.

In a discussion of the ups and downs of ESPN’s flagship program, SportsCenter, network executive Norby Williamson reveals that a renewed focus on sports, instead of politics, has led to a resurgence in growth.

Ratings for ESPN’s revamped SportsCenter have seen a huge jump since its two “woke” hosts — Jemele Hill and Michael Smith — were replaced by a more sports-minded Sage Steele and Kevin Negandhi.

ESPN recently re-re-re-hired outspoken liberal Keith Olbermann. The President Donald Trump-hater will be hosting a special “SportsCenter,” as well as make other appearances on the network. Tuesday, Olbermann posted a teaser video from the “SportsCenter” set. Follow Trent Baker on Twitter @MagnifiTrent

Liberals are already attacking ESPN’s new SportsCenter host Sage Steele before she’s even hosted her first show, and they’re doing it by calling her a MAGA stooge.

This week ESPN issued a press release touting the ratings success of SportsCenter now that hosts Jemele Hill and Michael Smith were removed as hosts.

As a lead-in from ESPN’s “SportsCenter” Thursday to “First Take,” Stephen A. Smith reacted to Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds, both tainted by steroid use, failing to be elected into the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame this year, saying

In an appearance on ESPN’s “SC6,” Seattle Seahawks outspoken defensive end Michael Bennett called on his white colleagues to help with the national anthem protests started by Colin Kaepernick to “really get things changed.” “I honestly believe that it would

Tuesday on ESPN’s “SportsCenter,” ESPN Radio host Dan Le Batard argued that the next quarterback to be signed out of free agency will prove what is really going on with the NFL and Colin Kaepernick. Le Batard admitted that there

In a Monday appearance on ESPN’s “SportsCenter,” “First Take” co-host Stephen A. Smith weighed in on the chance quarterback Colin Kaepernick has to play in the NFL this year, saying he believes there will be an “uproar” or an “uprising”

Tuesday on ESPN’s “SportsCenter,” host Josina Anderson asked for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and NFL owners around the league to make themselves accessible to her or any other ESPN employee to answer why free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick remains a free

During Wednesday’s “SportsCenter” on ESPN, ESPN Radio host Dan Le Batard weighed in on free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s national anthem protest from the 2016 season and social activism on Twitter, calling it all “fairly benign.” Le Batard went on

Tuesday on ESPN’s “SportsCenter: Coast to Coast,” senior NBA writer for ESPN’s The Undefeated Marc Spears said he would be “shocked” if any Golden State Warriors visit President Donald Trump at the White House to celebrate their championship over the Cleveland Cavaliers because

ESPN’s “SportsCenter” announced its Saturday broadcast was sponsored by left-leaning cable news network MSNBC, with the ESPN announcer saying “because information and facts have never been more important.” “‘SportsCenter,’ brought to you by MSNBC — because information and facts have

Friday on ESPN’s “SportsCenter: Coast to Coast,” ESPN Radio co-host Peter Rosenberg said the fact that quarterback Colin Kaepernick remains unsigned in the NFL is “shameful and embarrassing for the league as a whole.” “[T]he bottom line is Colin Kaepernick is

Friday, on ESPN’s “SportsCenter: Coast to Coast,” Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson weighed in on quarterback Colin Kaepernick continuing to be a free agent in the NFL. He began by discussing the race issue, saying Kaepernick took a knee

ESPN “SC6” co-host Michael Smith had a strong reaction Tuesday to a group of Boston Red Sox fans using racial slurs towards Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones Monday night with one fan throwing peanuts at him. Gov. Charlie Baker (R-MA)

Author and radio host Charlamagne Tha God appeared on ESPN’s “SC6” Monday to promote his book “Black Privilege: Opportunity Comes to Those Who Create It.” Charlamagne Tha God explained black privilege as “something spiritual” that gives them “access to a

Remember that time an ESPN employee criticized a player for disrespecting the anthem, while bad-mouthing leftist protesters, and got to keep her job without suffering any professional consequences whatsoever? Yeah, me neither.

It’s not often that we’ve had the chance to associate the word “biblical” with ESPN. However, according to the Sporting News, biblical best describes the current freak-out level amongst talent at the sports cable giant.

Monday, former NFL star Jim Brown appeared on ESPN’s “SportsCenter,” and the Cleveland legend was asked to explain his previous comments where he said that things will eventually work out for the better now that Donald Trump has been elected as

During the Monday night “SportsCenter” broadcast on ESPN, host Scott Van Pelt reacted to New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez’s announced end to a polarizing 22-year career. While Rodriguez put up Hall of Fame numbers in his career, his legacy

During Monday night’s broadcast of “SportsCenter” on ESPN, host Scott Van Pelt compared the vitriol in sports rivalries to that of a presidential race. Van Pelt listed off how numerous sports rivalries pit a red team against a blue team,

While showing a highlight of Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce dancing on ESPN’s “SportsCenter,” anchor Robert Flores questioned the recent coverage on ESPN’s “First Take” of Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton and the lack of coverage over Kelce for celebratory

Just over 24 hours after a brutal wreck, NASCAR’s Austin Dillon shared his thoughts on ESPN’s “SportsCenter” about the Confederate flag controversy in NASCAR, saying the Confederate flag is a part of NASCAR and it has been for a long time, but on

Later this month, ESPN’s Jay Harris will be walking viewers through an interactive George Clooney trailer as part of a show about sports.