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Present television personalities on the
ESPN
network.
Contents
Current ESPN personalities
Analysts
Anchors
Commentators
Play-by-play
Reporters
Past ESPN personalities
See also
References
Current ESPN personalities
Analysts
Troy Aikman
(2022–present):
Monday Night Football
Cory Alexander
(2024–present):
NBA on ESPN
Eric Allen
(2002–present):
NFL Live
Teddy Atlas
(1998–present):
Friday Night Fights
Jon Barry
(2006–present):
NBA on ESPN
Jay Bilas
(1995–present):
College GameDay (basketball)
,
ESPN College Basketball
and
NBA on ESPN
Aaron Boulding
(2005–present): video game
Doris Burke
(2017–present):
NBA on ESPN
Ryan Callahan
(2021-present):
NHL on ESPN
Cassie Campbell-Pascall
(2021–present):
NHL on ESPN
Shams Charania
(2024–present):
NBA on ESPN
Lee Corso
(1987–present):
College GameDay (football)
Rick DiPietro
(2021–present):
NHL on ESPN
Ray Ferraro
(2002–2004, 2021–present):
NHL on ESPN
Fran Fraschilla
(2004–present):
ESPN College Basketball
Rod Gilmore
:
ESPN College Football Friday Primetime
Tim Hasselbeck
(2008–present):
NFL Live
Kirk Herbstreit
(1995–present):
College GameDay (football)
and
ESPN Saturday Night Football on ABC
Desmond Howard
(2005–present):
College GameDay (football)
Richard Jefferson
(2018–present):
NBA on ESPN
Quint Kessenich
(1993–present): lacrosse and
ESPN College Football
and
ESPN College Basketball
Mel Kiper, Jr.
(1984–present): NFL Draft and scouting
Hilary Knight
(2021–present):
NHL on ESPN
Tim Kurkjian
(1998–present):
Baseball Tonight
Tim Legler
(2000–present):
NBA on ESPN
,
NBA Shootaround
and
NBA Fastbreak
Trevor Matich
:
ESPN College Football
Lon McEachern
(1994–present): poker
Greg McElroy
(2015–present):
ESPN College Football
Patrick McEnroe
(1995–present): tennis
Steve McManaman
(2010–present): soccer
Mark Messier
(2021–present):
NHL on ESPN
A. J. Mleczko
(2021–present):
NHL on ESPN
Dominic Moore
(2021–present):
NHL on ESPN
Bob Myers
(2023–present):
NBA on ESPN
,
NBA Countdown
David Norrie
:
College Football on ABC
and
ESPN College Football
Andy North
(1992–present): golf
Buster Olney
(2003–present):
Baseball Tonight
Jesse Palmer
:
College Football on ABC
and
ESPN College Football Thursday Primetime
Jeff Passan
(2019—present): MLB
Kendrick Perkins
(2019–present):
NBA on ESPN
,
NBA Today
Derek Rae
(1994–present):
Champions League
coverage
Jordan Rodgers
(2016–present):
ESPN College Football
Chris Russo
(2022–present):
First Take
Nick Saban
(2024–present):
College GameDay (football)
Adam Schefter
(2009–present): NFL programming
Peter Schrager
(2025–present): NFL programming
Chris Singleton
: (2008–present):
Baseball Tonight
and
Monday Night Baseball
Marcus Spears
: (2014–present):
NFL Live
,
First Take
Matt Stinchcomb
: (2009–present):
ESPNU College Football
Bob Valvano
: (1998–present):
ESPN College Basketball
Dick Vitale
(1979–present):
ESPN College Basketball
Jay Walker
:
ESPNU College Football
Andre Ware
: (2003–present):
ESPN College Football
Kevin Weekes
(2021–present):
NHL on ESPN
Stephanie White
(2024–present):
NBA on ESPN
Jay Williams
: (2003–present):
ESPN College Basketball
Damien Woody
: (2011–present):
NFL Live
Anchors
John Anderson
: 1999–present (
SportsCenter
)
Victoria Arlen
: 2021–present (
SportsCenter
)
Malika Andrews
: 2018–present (
NBA Today
,
NBA Countdown
)
Chris Berman
: 1979–present (
SportsCenter
, and
NFL Primetime
)
Nicole Briscoe
: 2008–present (
SportsCenter
host)
John Buccigross
: 1996–present (
Baseball Tonight
,
ESPNews
,
NHL 2Night
,
SportsCenter
,
In The Crease
, and
The Point
)
Linda Cohn
: 1992–present (
SportsCenter
,
X Center
, and
In The Crease
)
Antonietta Collins
: 2016–present (
SportsCenter
)
Shae Peppler Cornette: 2022–present (
SportsCenter
)
Kevin Connors
: 2008–present (
ESPNews
,
College Football Live
and
NFL Live
)
Brian Custer
2021–present (
SportsCenter
)
Rece Davis
: 1994–present (
SportsCenter
,
College Football Live
,
College GameNight
and
College GameDay (football)
)
Elle Duncan
: 2016–present (
SportsCenter
)
Chris Fowler
: 1986–present (
College GameDay (football)
) and tennis
Mike Greenberg
: 1996–present (
SportsCenter
and
Get Up!
)
Jay Harris
: 2003–present (
ESPNews
and
SportsCenter
)
Mark Jones
: 1990–present (college basketball, women's basketball and American football coverage)
Jen Lada
: 2015–present (
SportsCenter
and
College Football Live
)
Steve Levy
: 1993–present (
SportsCenter
and
NHL on ESPN
)
Chris McKendry
: 1996–present (
SportsCenter
and
ESPNews
)
Sarina Morales: 2015–present (
SportsCenter
)
Arda Ocal
: 2016-present (
SportsCenter
,
The Point
, and
In The Crease
)
Molly Qerim
: 2015-present (
First Take
)
Karl Ravech
: 1993–present (
Baseball Tonight
and
SportsCenter
)
Tony Reali
: 2000–present (
Pardon the Interruption
and host of
Around the Horn
)
Kelsey Riggs
: 2021–present (
SportsCenter
)
Hannah Storm
: 2008–present (
NBA Countdown
and
SportsCenter
)
Commentators
J.A. Adande
: 2007–present (
Around the Horn
)
Jim Armstrong
: 2004–present (
Around the Horn
)
Kevin Blackistone
: 2003–present (
Around the Horn
)
Norman Chad
: 2003–present (
World Series of Poker
)
Tim Cowlishaw
: 2002–present (
Around the Horn
and
NASCAR Now
)
Israel Gutierrez
: 2008–present (
Around the Horn
and
First Take
)
Mina Kimes
: 2014–present (
Around the Horn
)
Tony Kornheiser
: 1997–present (co-host of
Pardon the Interruption
, and formerly
Monday Night Football
)
Cam Newton
2024–present (
First Take
)
Woody Paige
: 2003–present (
Around the Horn
,
Cold Pizza
and
1st and 10
)
Bill Plaschke
: 2003–present (
Around the Horn
)
Bob Ryan
: 1993–present (
The Sports Reporters
and
Around the Horn
)
Stephen A. Smith
: 2003–present (
First Take
), (
NBA Shootaround
and formerly
Quite Frankly with Stephen A. Smith
)
Sarah Spain
: 2010–present (
Around the Horn
)
Michael Wilbon
: 2001–present (co-host of
Pardon the Interruption
, and
ESPN on ABC
's
NBA Countdown
)
Play-by-play
Mike Breen
: 2003–present (
NBA on ESPN
coverage)
Joe Buck
: 2022–present
Monday Night Football
Brian Custer
: 2021–present (
ESPN CFB
,
ESPN College Basketball
and
NBA on ESPN
)
Ian Darke
: 2010–present (MLS and
World Cup
coverage)
Dave Pasch
: 2003–present (
NBA on ESPN
coverage)
Ryan Ruocco
: 2013–present (
NBA
and
WNBA
coverage)
Dan Shulman
: 1995–present (MLB and college basketball play-by-play announcer)
Joe Tessitore
: 2003–present (boxing and college football coverage)
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Pam Ward
: 1996–present (college football and women's basketball coverage)
Bob Wischusen
: 2006–present (college football, college basketball, and NHL)
Reporters
Shaun Assael
: 1998–present (
Outside the Lines
reporter,
E:60
reporter)
Bonnie Bernstein
: 1995–1998, 2006–present (
SportsCenter
correspondent,
Wednesday Night Baseball
, college football, NFL, substitute host for
NFL Live
and
Jim Rome Is Burning
, co-host
The Michael Kay Show
on
1050 ESPN Radio
(New York))
Georgie Bingham
2007–present (co-host of
SportsCenter
for ESPN non-domestic market and
Soccernet SportsCenter
)
Chris Connelly
: 2001–present (
SportsCenter
reporter)
Jeff Darlington
: 2016–present (
SportsCenter
NFL reporter)
Dan Graziano: 2008–present (
NFL Live
,
SportsCenter
and
Get Up
)
Gary Gerould
1980–present (NHRA coverage)
Sal Paolantonio
: 1995–present (
SportsCenter
reporter)
Holly Rowe
: 1995–present (college football sideline reporter, women's college basketball play-by-play)
Lisa Salters
: 2000–present (
SportsCenter
reporter,
Monday Night Football
sideline reporter)
Jeremy Schaap
: 1994–present (
Outside the Lines
host;
SportsCenter
and
E:60
reporter)
Shelley Smith
: 1993–present (
SportsCenter
reporter)
Sarah Spain
: 2010–present (
SportsCenter
reporter)
Rick Sutcliffe
: 1998–present (MLB coverage)
Scott Van Pelt
: 2001–present (
SportsCenter
and golf coverage)
Michael Wilbon
: 2001–present (co-host of
Pardon the Interruption
)
Darren Woodson
: 2005–present (
NFL Live
)
Katie George
: 2019–present (college football sideline reporter,
ACC Network
and
NBA on ESPN
)
Past ESPN personalities
Main article:
List of past ESPN personalities
See also
List of ESPNews personalities
List of ESPNU personalities
List of ESPN Radio personalities
References
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Streaming
ESPN+
ESPN3
ESPN8 The Ocho
ESPN
(fall 2025)
Linear TV
ESPN
ESPN2
ESPNU
ESPNews
Deportes
ACC Network
SEC Network
Part-time
ACC Network Xtra
ESPN on ABC
SEC Network +
Radio
ESPN Radio
Deportes
Xtra
International
Canada
TSN
1
2
3
4
5
RDS
RDS2
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USA Network
Japan
J Sports
(3%)
Latin America
Panregional
ESPN (Latin America)
Brazil
ESPN (Brazil)
Caribbean
ESPN Caribbean
Netherlands
ESPN (Netherlands)
Oceania
ESPN Australia
Sub-Saharan Africa
ESPN Africa
Ventures
ESPN.com
ESPN Bet
(with
Penn Entertainment
)
ESPN Deportes.com
ESPN Broadband
ESPN Events
ESPN Films
ESPN Deportes La Revista
ESPN Books
ESPY Awards
ESPN Integration
ESPN PPV
Defunct ventures
Arena Football League
(minority stake, 2006–2009)
ESPN 3D
(2010–2013)
ESPN America
(2002–2013)
ESPN Classic (U.S.)
(1995–2021)
ESPN Classic (UK)
(2006–2013)
ESPN Classic Canada
(2001–2023)
ESPN College Extra
(2015–2023)
ESPN Full Court
(2007–2015)
ESPN GamePlan
(1992–2015)
ESPN Goal Line & Bases Loaded
(2010–2020)
Grantland
(2011–2015)
ESPN HS
(1997–2012)
ESPN The Magazine
(1998–2019)
ESPN MVP
(2005–2006)
ESPNscrum (2007–2015)
ESPN Star Sports
(equity stake, 1996–2012; incl. ESPN Asia (1995–2013))
NHL Network Canada
(2001–2015)
ESPN5
(2017–2020)
WatchESPN
(2011–2019)
Sony ESPN
(2016–2020)
ESPN West
Longhorn Network
(2011–2024)
Venu Sports
(cancelled)
WTSN
(2001–2003)
Sports broadcasting rights
CFL on TSN
ESPN College Basketball
ESPN College Football
ESPN Major League Baseball
KayRod Cast
FCS Kickoff
Golf on ESPN
High School Showcase
MLS Soccer Sunday
NBA on ESPN
NBA on ABC
NFL on ESPN
Monday Night Football
Manningcast
NHL on ESPN
TSN Hockey
Soccer on ESPN/ABC
Tennis on ESPN
WNBA on ESPN
Other events
Other properties
Andscape
ESPNcricinfo
Jayski's Silly Season Site
(formerly)
ESPN FC
Scouts Inc.
TrueHoop
(formerly)
Notable personalities
Current personalities
Former personalities
ESPNews personalities
ESPNU personalities
ESPN Radio personalities
Presidents of ESPN
Miscellaneous
History
Programs
Criticism
This Is SportsCenter
ESPN Armory
ESPN Zone
ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex
ESPN BottomLine
X Games
Fox Sports International
College GameDay
Emmy scandal
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Walt Disney Company
(80%);
Hearst Communications
(20%)
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