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ESPN went all-in against anti-grooming laws on Tuesday with a long series of tweets celebrating trans child athletes.

Lia Thomas used his inherent male athletic advantages to dominate elite female swimmers unfairly, and people need to stop acting like that is okay.

ESPN broadcasters showed their support for the radical LGBTQ agenda by taking a moment of silence over Florida’s education bill.

ESPN’s Sports Center committed a major gaffe on Sunday with a tweet that celebrated a drug dealer and cop killer.

Former ESPN commentator and hardcore leftist Jemele Hill is coming back to video after signing a new deal with CNN’s streaming service CNN+, according to reports.

A Project Veritas video reveals accusations from a former ESPN employee charging that the sports network fosters a racist and toxic workplace.

ESPN guest analyst JA Adande pushed back on concerns over human rights in China by saying that the United States cannot criticize the communist nation because red states assault the “voting rights” of people of color in America.

NFL quarterback Tom Brady says that he is “still going through the process” of deciding whether to retire.

Former 49ers quarterback Jeff Garcia has been called a sexist for criticizing ESPN commentator Mina Kimes after she knocked the current 49ers QB.

Commentator Ryan Clark is blasting the sports media for refusing to acknowledge how great the Rams Cooper Kupp has been because he’s white.

Purported sports cable network ESPN completely ignored the story of Warriors Co-Owner Chamath Palihapitiya, who dismissed Chinese genocide.

To cope with the frigid temps, former Jets and Ravens linebacker Bart Scott suggested that Bills quarterback Josh Allen take Viagra to get that “circulation going right.”

ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum called Cleveland Browns QB Baker Mayfield a “poor man’s Johnny Manziel” during a recent interview.

During an interview on ESPN’s Manning Cast with Peyton and Eli Manning, Aaron Rodgers pointed out that he has Ayn Rand’s classic Atlas Shrugged on his bookshelf.

Left-wing sports site Deadspin was blasted online for a tweet claiming that Sage Steele, a biracial ESPN commentator, is “the black Candace Owens.”

Keith Olbermann was blasted online after he posted an attack on Mitt Romney’s family saying he hoped they would get vasectomies.

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith announced he had contracted the coronavirus and blasted the Nets for allowing unvaccinated Kyrie Irving to come back.

On Tuesday, ESPN released a video trailer for their upcoming E:60 special Fistful of Steel on the Bubba Wallace noose incident last year. However, at no point during the video do they mention that the FBI determined that the “noose” was a garage pull and Wallace was not a victim of a hate crime at all.

Extremist, left-winger Keith Olbermann used the shooting in a Michigan high school as a means to attack Donald Trump and Barstool Sports

Pittsburgh Steelers rookie running back Najee Harris bit back at an ESPN announcer, who claimed Harris used to sleep on his dorm room floor while attending the University of Alabama after growing up homeless because “he’s just more comfortable, more used to that.”

Disney is set to cancel both ESPN Classic and ESPN 2.0, according to a report from Sports Business Journal’s John Ourand.

ESPN’s Major League Baseball reporter Jeff Passan took to Twitter on Friday to make a case for stopping the “Tomahawk Chop” practice long performed by Braves fans by citing the “truly racist” American policies of the early 20th century.

Former ESPN reporter Allison Williams says that Joe Biden sounds like a “dictator” when threatening vaccine mandates.

Entertainment giant Disney is reportedly looking to ax ESPN, which has been bleeding subscribers for years.

ESPN’s college football reporter Allison Williams has confirmed that she is quitting the network over its coronavirus vaccine mandate.

ESPN “First Take” host Stephen A. Smith got into a heated discussion with colleague Jay Williams on Wednesday regarding Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving’s refusal to get vaccinated.

ESPN’s Jeff Van Gundy took a shot at unvaccinated NBA players who claim to be doing their “own research” on the virus.

On the day she apologized for calling her parent company’s vaccine mandate “sick” and “scary,” it was learned that ESPN’s Sage Steele tested positive for the coronavirus.

ESPN SportsCenter anchor Sage Steele has reportedly apologized for comments made in a recent podcast in which she was critical of Barack Obama’s father, provocative women’s attire, and of parent-company Disney’s vaccine policy. In response, ESPN says Steele will not appear at the espnW Summit or on SportsCenter this week, according to a report.

ESPN’s Sage Steele took a shot at Back Obama for identifying as black even though his black father was “nowhere to be found.”

There’s a chance he could have said it with a smile on his face, but according to a new book, Patriots Owner Robert Kraft called Bill Belichick “the biggest f*ck*ing a**hole in my life.”

ESPN personality Sage Steele ripped parent-company Disney’s vaccine mandate, calling it a “sick” violation of people’s bodily autonomy. 

Former Giants quarterback Eli Manning gave viewers “double rods” middle fingers on ESPN 2’s Manningcast on Monday Night Football.

Cowboys right tackle La’el Collins was suspended by the league after he reportedly tried to bribe an NFL drug test collector.

The NFL is going to shake up their normal postseason schedule by playing one of their six Wild-Card games on Monday Night Football, according to a report.

ESPN has announced that Malika Andrews has been chosen to replace Rachel Nichols for the network’s daily NBA coverage.