'Come to Cleveland and ask O if he actually likes it. Just because you say you have a source doesn’t mean you’re not full of BS.'

Darrell Waltrip is set to take the checkered flag on his broadcasting career. The Fox Sports analyst will retire at the end of the network’s portion of the NASCAR schedule […]

Tony Romo reportedly has set his sights on getting the biggest contract in sports broadcasting history - as much as $10 million per year.

Fighters getting into scraps at press conferences is a common occurrence in boxing and MMA. Scrapping at backstage interviews? That's more WWE.

Stephen A. Smith caught a lot of flak for an on-air blunder he made on ESPN's 'First Take,' and his defense really didn't help him.

Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant might think they can handle the media spotlight in New York, but Charles Barkley thinks otherwise - and he put them in their place.

For the second time in two weeks, ESPN has lost a current or future Pro Football Hall of Famer. First it was Jason Witten. Now it's Bill Polian.

It wasn't just 'Steve from Buffalo' or a random blog that reported the news - it was top insider Ian Rapoport of the league-owned NFL Network.

A Minnesota sports play-by-play announcer was abruptly pulled from a hockey broadcast after making a comment about 'lynching ropes.'

It seemed like the frigid relationship between ESPN and former employee Bill Simmons had thawed in recent years. Apparently not.