Bobby Burack

Colin Cowherd claims the Los Angeles Rams have assembled the best NFL roster in at least a decade, and the case for an even bolder claim exists.

Liberal sports media now wants Caitlin Clark to shut up and dribble on transgender athletes after demanding she speak on cultural issues for years.

ESPN's David Dennis Jr. claims Caitlin Clark still isn't a top-four WNBA guard despite her Player of the Month honors and historic stat lines.

Howard Bryant accused Sophie Cunningham of being as political as Colin Kaepernick after she spoke out against biological males competing in girls' sports.

Netflix named Elle Duncan as its lead NFL studio host, replacing fan-favorite Kay Adams for the Week 1 49ers vs. Rams broadcast from Australia.

J.J. Watt replaces Tony Romo on the CBS No. 1 NFL broadcast team alongside Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson as Romo's long-term future is unclear.

ESPN's Jeff Passan says MLB teams are resigned to the Dodgers landing Tarik Skubal before the trade deadline, creating a historically dominant rotation.

Elle Duncan says Caitlin Clark should tell fans to 'stop that sh--,' but Clark has already repeatedly denounced those using her name for agendas.

The cycle of racial hysteria surrounding Caitlin Clark in the WNBA keeps escalating as Monica McNutt, Jemele Hill, and others fuel the debate.

DiJonai Carrington's social media meltdown over Nalyssa Smith cheating allegations raises questions about Monica McNutt's anti-Clark ESPN coverage.

USA Today falsely reported Caitlin Clark skipped the WNBA Orange Carpet to get her hair done, then issued what it called a mere clarification.

Kurt Warner, Steve Smith Sr., Dan Orlovsky and Mina Kimes are among five candidates to replace Ryan Clark on ESPN's Super Bowl halftime show.

A USA Today columnist apologized on Bluesky after invoking Emmett Till's lynching in a sports column criticizing Caitlin Clark's on-court behavior.

Ryan Clark made around $2 million per year but generated negative headlines and showed ratings dips, leaving ESPN with no compelling reason to keep him.

Cam Newton is out at ESPN as part of layoffs, leaving Stephen A. Smith without his primary Monday co-host on "First Take" during football season.

Ryan Clark is among the latest ESPN layoffs, as the sports analyst departs the network in a move that signals continued shifts in sports media.

Howard Bryant claims Caitlin Clark's on-court behavior, not race, explains WNBA hostility, but his argument on Bomani Jones' podcast draws scrutiny.

Netflix's Home Run Derby broadcast drew just 5.3 million viewers, hitting a two-decade low that raises questions about live sports streaming.

Colin Cowherd says he'd take Bo Nix over Lamar Jackson in a clutch fourth-quarter comeback, dropping the two-time MVP from his top-10 list.

Chelsea Gray posted a racist DM on Instagram, leading Hilton Grand Vacations to fire the sender, reigniting debate over WNBA players and online trolls.

Sophie Cunningham is reportedly set to sign with Adidas after defending Caitlin Clark and winning over WNBA fans with her fearless personality.

Caitlin Clark's refusal to play the expected anti-racist ally role explains the league's hostility, while Cameron Brink and Paige Bueckers thrive.

Josh Allen edged Patrick Mahomes in a new ESPN survey of NFL executives, coaches, and scouts, but the stats behind the debate tell a deeper story.

Former WNBA All-Star Stacey Dales joined "First Take" to debate David Dennis Jr. over Caitlin Clark's standing among the league's top guards.

John Buccigross names Chris Berman and Keith Olbermann as locks before revealing his surprising final two picks for the SportsCenter Mount Rushmore.

ESPN commentators claim Caitlin Clark isn't a top-four WNBA guard despite her Player of the Month stats averaging 20 points and eight assists.

Stephen A. Smith doubled down on his Lakers claim during a heated exchange on Fox News' "The Will Cain Show," where Cain called the remarks racist.

Skip Bayless defends Stephen A. Smith's comments as not racist but argues Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves and Walker Kessler could shatter the mold.

Joy Reid says she's rooting for African teams to win the World Cup and against Team USA so Trump cannot exploit a victory on the world stage.

Brian Windhorst and Marc Stein both signal Cleveland as the clear frontrunner for LeBron James, with Kalshi giving the Cavaliers a 55% chance.