The NFL offseason also extends to media that cover the NFL. Ryan Clark is part of the latest round of layoffs at ESPN, according to The Athletic's Andrew Marchand. The news comes as NFL training camps get set to open with the calendar flipping from July to August.

Several well-known on-air names at ESPN are leaving in a round of cost-cutting layoffs at Walt Disney Co. business units. The cuts follow ESPN’s takeover of the NFL’s media assets as part of the deal that gave the league a 10% stake for $3 billion dollars.

ESPN has fired longtime NFL analyst Ryan Clark, and more cuts are expected to come later this week, according to "The Athletic". Clark has been with the network for over a decade and was part of their Monday Night Football crew.

ESPN’s clunky, on-air termination of NFL analyst Ryan Clark was just the beginning. Via Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, ESPN and NFL Network are expected to have more layoffs on Tuesday. It’s an unavoidable consequence of ESPN absorbing NFL Network.

Entering the weekend, the Yankees had played the fewest interleague games of any team this year. But with the arrival of the Dodgers – who took two of three at Yankee Stadium – the Yanks began a stretch of six series vs.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. homered in consecutive at-bats against All-Star Braxton Ashcraft and drove in five runs, powering the New York Yankees to an 8-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday night.

The first three innings of the series opener between the Yankees and Pirates were tantamount to a fierce battle on the open sea. The Bombers struck the first blow with a four-run opening inning, then the plucky crew from Pittsburgh returned fire with five runs of their own climb in front.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. homered in consecutive at-bats against All-Star Braxton Ashcraft and drove in five runs, powering the Yankees to an 8-5 victory over the Pirates on Monday night.

Even so, teams are already making at least tentative plans for that important date on the MLB calendar. That means trade rumors continue to trickle in, especially now that we're well into the back half of July.

A few weeks ago, Tarik Skubal being dealt before Major League Baseball's trade deadline seemed like an inevitability. Now, it's at least a debate. The Detroit Tigers, fresh off taking two of three from the lowly Los Angeles Angels over the weekend,

The MLB trade deadline is less than two weeks away. The Tigers are still in a tough spot in the American League playoff race. They're not out of it, but they're outside the wild card looking in, and they're crowded with a bunch of other sort-of hopefuls,

Tarik Skubal is the best player on the trading block, but who are the most likely teams to trade for the Tigers ace?

Former NFL MVP Cam Newton is out at ESPN after signing a multi-year deal with the network last August. OutKick’s Bobby Burack reported the news Tuesday morning. Newton originally signed with ESPN in October of 2024 before joining the network in an expanded role to include more appearances on First Take last August “I am excited to be back with the First Take team and share my voice on all things sports,

Cam Newton is out at the World Wide Leader ... the latest casualty in a round of cuts that claimed the jobs of some of the most prominent figures in sports media. The former NFL MVP was laid off this week,

Former Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton will no longer make appearances on ESPN's "First Take." It was reported on Monday night that Ryan Clark was being let go by ESPN. According to The Athletic,

ESPN’s latest layoffs remove one of its most recognizable new debate voices as the network restructures following its NFL Network acquisition. Cam Newton is reportedly leaving ESPN less than a […] The post Cam Newton Just Signed A Multiyear ESPN Deal,

It might not be a pure basketball move, but the Oklahoma City Thunder had other reasons to move on from Lu Dort. In an offseason filled with cost-cutting trades, they made their toughest goodbye of the group on Sunday.

The OKC Thunder is trading Lu Dort to the Atlanta Hawks as part of a three team deal involving the Dallas Mavericks.

Team Deal

The Oklahoma City Thunder said goodbye to a longtime starter. They traded Lu Dort to the Atlanta Hawks in a three-team deal that fits the textbook definition of a salary dump. In a summer filled with rolling back salary,

Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel is stepping down at the end of the year. The University of Michigan on Monday announced Manuel’s departure, accompanied by a video from university president Domenico Grasso who said he asked Manuel to remain through the end of the year,

Warde Manuel's tenure as AD at Michigan is ending after a tumultuous run that also included football and men's basketball national titles.

The University of Michigan and embattled athletic director Warde Manuel have agreed to a buyout of the remaining years on his contract and he will step down at the end of the year

Warde Manuel to step down after culture review; Michigan begins search amid lawsuits and $12M Jenner & Block probe.