ESPN will feature WNBA and NWSL on Sunday nights. Ian Maule/Getty Images As NBC builds a year-round Sunday night live-sports portfolio of NFL, NBA and — coming next month — MLB, ESPN is rolling out ...

As NBC builds a year-round Sunday night live-sports portfolio of NFL, NBA and — coming next month — MLB, ESPN is rolling out its own innovative Sunday night programming strategy, hubbed around the top ...

ESPN is launching Women’s Sports Sundays, a new primetime programming franchise for top national WNBA and NWSL games starting this summer. The network announced the move Thursday, about a month before ...

An announcing shakeup is coming to NBC's "Sunday Night Football" and "Football In America." Tony Dungy, who has been a part of NBC's "Sunday Night Football" coverage for 17 seasons, is reportedly ...

It is becoming costly to watch the Nfl, and the FCC is trying to ease the pain. The FCC on Wednesday announced it would seek public comment on the ongoing shift of live sports from broadcast channels ...

The Miami Hurricanes do not lack for representation among pundits' mock drafts with less than two months to go until the 2026 NFL Draft. Edge rusher Rueben Bain, Jr. should be a top ten pick with a ...

One of MLB's most beloved voices is going to be amplified even more this season. Detroit Tigers lead broadcaster Jason Benetti is expanding his already expansive portfolio, as he has been tapped by ...

1. NBC announced on Wednesday that Jason Benetti will be the play-by-play caller for Sunday Night Baseball this season. That’s a great choice and kudos to NBC for being able to bring Benetti over from ...

Tony Dungy days are reportedly numbered at NBC. According to The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand, the network is looking to “revamp” its Sunday Night Football coverage heading into 2026, and in turn, the ...

The Worldwide Leader has figured out how to fill the empty program spot left by the departure of “Sunday Night Baseball.” ESPN will debut “Women’s Sports Sundays” this summer featuring the top games ...

ESPN plans to replace a 35-year-old Sunday-programming mainstay with what executives believe could become a new franchise — devoted to sports that haven’t always gotten their due. The Disney ...