David Jacoby, the co-host of the daily talk show "Jalen & Jacoby" alongside NBA analyst Jalen Rose, announced that he and ESPN agreed to part ways.

ESPN has let go of NBA Countdown’s Jalen Rose, The Post has learned. ... ESPN had reduced Rose’s role at the network after his daily program with David Jacoby was canceled at the end of 2022.

ESPN has let go of NBA analysts Jeff Van Gundy and Jalen Rose amid a round of cost-saving layoffs at the network that reportedly includes close to 20 on-air personalities.The New York Post was ...

Rose, a prominent analyst on “NBA Countdown” and host of the “Jalen & Jacoby Show,” left ESPN in June 2023 after a 16-year run. He was among the on-air personalities laid off during a ...

He appeared on several ESPN programs over the last decade, including "First Take" and "Get Up" and hosted a show alongside David Jacoby called "Jalen & Jacoby" that began as a radio podcast and ...

Over the past year, Jalen Rose has seen his role with ESPN slowly shrink. He had his own show, "Jalen and Jacoby," which was terminated at the end of last year.

Jalen Rose reveals he ‘never received an offer’ from The Ringer after ESPN layoff Rose's former ESPN Radio cohost David Jacoby does a podcast at The Ringer alongside founder and Rose buddy ...

Rose saw his role diminish further when his daily show and podcast “Jalen & Jacoby” was canceled. The show ended in late 2022. Rose had been with ESPN for more than a decade.

He then went into broadcasting, most notably working for ESPN from 2007-23. That included regular appearances on their TV programs ... and on his own radio show “Jalen & Jacoby. ...

Jalen Rose: The former NBA player and analyst has been at ESPN since 2007, and according to Awful Announcing, has served as college basketball analyst, NBA analyst, Jalen & Jacoby host, and Get Up ...

Prior to joining FOX Sports, Jacoby spent over two decades at ESPN as an on-air personality and producer, most notably as a co-host of “Jalen & Jacoby,” a sports talk program with former NBA ...

Jacoby first joined ESPN in 1999. Before his announcement, he was the co-host of Jalen & Jacoby, and has also served as a guest host on other ESPN programs, including SportsNation.