Another ESPN host is leaving the network, though this departure has been long expected before the network's recent staff cuts. Sage Steele, the longtime 'SportsCenter' anchor and studio show host ...
Longtime SportsCenter anchor Sage Steele announced she's leaving ESPN following the settlement of her case against the network and The Walt Disney Company, in a post shared on social media Tuesday ...
Another longtime ESPN employee is leaving the company. Sage Steele, a “Sportscenter” anchor who joined ESPN in 2007, took to social media to announce she has settled her case with ESPN and its ...
Longtime "SportsCenter" anchor Sage Steele is leaving ESPN after settling a lawsuit she filed against the Walt Disney Co.-owned cable network. Steele, 50, announced her departure Tuesday in a post ...
ESPN was dealt another blow with Thursday’s news that longtime SportsCenter anchor Neil Everett is leaving the network, departing after 23 glorious years. ESPN tried to retain him at a lower ...
Longtime SportsCenter anchor Sage Steele is speaking out after announcing that she was leaving ESPN after settling her lawsuit against the network and Disney. “All I ever wanted was consistency ...
ESPN SportsCenter anchor Elle Duncan loudly stated on her own show that she firmly believes that Travis Kelce and Taylor ...
Sage Steele is leaving ESPN after she settled her lawsuit against the company. The longtime "SportsCenter" anchor sued ESPN in 2022 after she claimed her employer violated her right to free speech ...
“Life update. Having successfully settled my case with ESPN/Disney, I have decided to leave so I can exercise my first amendment rights more freely,” Steele wrote in a post to X (fka Twitter) on ...
Those keeping score at home already know that today brings the first look at ESPN's revamped weekday lineup, which has SportsCenter at 2 p.m. to facilitate room for Pat McAfee's program.
Longtime ESPN anchor and personality Sage Steele announced she’s leaving the sports network giant for other endeavors, explaining she wants to exercise her First Amendment rights “more freely.” ...
