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Disney sports movies are getting primetime treatment on ESPN.

Anyone who has watched sports for any fair amount of time knows the name Stuart Scott.

Update: ESPN Sports anchor and NBA analyst Stuart Scott passed away this morning (January 5th). Stuart lost his long battle with cancer, having twice driven the disease into remission. Scott was 49.

Austin is a good fit for many things, including live music, burritos, and flip flops.  Now it's becoming known as a great place to host the X Games, and ESPN has announced the dates that Austin will host next summer.

Bad news for those hoping that Dota 2 tournaments and other forms of eSports would be covered by ESPN in the future.

Have you ever dreamed of sitting behind the same 'SportsCenter' desk as broadcasting icons Chris Berman, Dan Patrick, Kenny Mayne, Stuart Scott and many others?

Super Bowl Sunday is almost here! Hard to believe the big game is this weekend along with my unhealthy diet of cheese nachos, chili and junk food. Damn how I love Super Bowl Sunday! For me it's more about the party and killer eats than anything else. Sure the game's usually pretty good and the commercials and half time show are entertaining, but there's more to Super Bowl Sunday than just football

Remember all the time you took researching your NCAA tournament bracket selections last month? Next time, just give your bracket to a 10-year-old kid — as long as the kid is as savvy as Brayden Schager. The 10-year-old resident of Dallas, Tex...

If you’re even tangentially affiliated with college basketball, Atlanta is the place to be for this weekend’s Final Four. Walk down the streets of downtown and you’re sure to see a lot of tall men with familiar faces. No face is more familiar to college hoops fans than Jay Bilas, ESPN’s outspoken college basketball analyst and noted Young Jeezy enthusiast.

ESPN signed an agreement on Tuesday which will allow it to broadcast people playing with a Frisbee to more than 83 million households nationwide.

Fate is making the Yankees rally around each other, but maybe the team isn't as close-knit as ESPN's Doug Glanville thinks.  Glanville, a baseball analyst for ESPN, described the Yankees injury situation as 'Brokeback Mountain' on Monday's broadcast of a spring training game between the Yankees and the Cardinals...

ESPN’s cavalcade of reporting stars is shrinking quicker than the Falcons lead over the 49ers in the NFC Championship Game.