Former ESPN host Molly Qerim appears to be enjoying her time away from the spotlight. Qerim first joined ESPN in 2006 before having stints at CBS and NFL Network. When she returned to the Worldwide Leader in 2015,

Shae Cornette made her debut as new “First Take” host on Monday as the ESPN morning show embarks on a new era. Cornette, 39, is replacing Molly Qerim after the former host abruptly left the network in September. Her first appearance came on a day that ...

ESPN's "First Take" appearance at Bethune-Cookman was met with excitement from the Wildcat crowd. But it was also an effort to honor HBCUs.

Max Kellerman has been left in no doubt about who demands to be the star of First Take. Initially hired as a boxing analyst on ESPN’s Friday Night Fights series, there was a time when

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Stephen A. Smith says he negotiated stepping down from “NBA Countdown” as part of his contract renewal. The “First Take” star said his expanding duties ...

1. Since being let go from ESPN, Max Kellerman has been very quiet. Basically silent. That has now changed. Kellerman, who just became part of The Ringer family with a new show, joined Bill Simmons on the latest episode of his podcast. And during that interview, Kellerman gave the best summation I’ve ever heard of why hot take shows are awful.

It’s easy to see why Chris Russo gets paid to talk about sports and not to play them. The ESPN star, who regularly appears on First Take, recently attempted a half-court shot while at Arizona State.