NESN studio host Kacie McDonnell apologized for her 'hurtful words" durng a Boston Red Sox broadcast. 'I am truly, truly sorry,' she said.

ESPN is not happy with a comment LaVar Ball made during a segment of 'First Take' on Monday. But Ball's rep. says he didn't do anything wrong.

NBC had to apologize after some vulgar language got on the air from Blues players after they win the Stanley Cup Wednesday.

'I heard of him because of his grandfather. ...He’s rolling in his grave every time this guy hits a home run. He’s embarrassed of his grandson.'

Canadian viewers don't count in US TV ratings, and that little inconvenient fact has created a nightmare for ESPN and ABC during the NBA Finals.

Colin Cowherd can't stop sniping at the Browns' Baker Mayfield, so the Cleveland quarterback decided to take that beef and run with it.

Some innovations are great ideas that enhance the television viewing experience. What ESPN2 did during Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals was not that.

ESPN president Jimmy Pitaro Pitaro seems cognizant of ESPN's issues with politicization. But of course, actions speak louder than words.

The 24-hour news cycle means media outlets often try to find controversy where none exists. Drew Lock shut that down quickly at Broncos minicamp.

Colin Cowherd can be a troll, and there's nothing a troll loves more than attention. Odell Beckham Jr. and Baker Mayfield provided that in spades.