Rich Eisen worked at ESPN from 1996-2003 in a variety of roles, including hosting SportsCenter with the late Stuart Scott. He then left for the NFL Network in 2003, becoming the first on-air ...

He wouldn’t stay down for the count. Long Island’s Sean Wachter was given only three months to live after doctors discovered stage 4 melanoma that became a malignant brain tumor a decade ago.

The 55-year-old was best known for his work on “SportsCenter” alongside the late Stuart Scott. Despite the return to the Worldwide Leader in Sports, Eisen will continue to host NFL Network’s ...

His big break came at ESPN in 1996, where he quickly became a fan favorite on SportsCenter, often paired with the charismatic Stuart Scott. Known for his dry wit and spot-on impressions ...

Artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. Antiapartheid activist Nelson Mandela. Legendary sports journalist Stuart Scott. Poet Maya Angelou. “I got everybody there from Muhammad Ali to Bruce Lee,” Aaron ...

What a week in South Florida. We had history. We had drama. And we had dreams realized at the 2025 PGA Professional Championship. What started out with a field of 312 of the top-playing PGA of ...

So Shapiro made plans to launch Stump the Schwab, the sports trivia show hosted by Stuart Scott in which contestants tried to outsmart Schwab. It was an unusual fit. “If you’ve seen him ...

We all remember the days of Stuart Scott and Chris Berman perhaps, but he's really become the dominant face and personality and brand less from a reporting side and more a, here's my perspective ...

The sportscaster primarily worked as a SportsCenter co-anchor with Stuart Scott, but he assisted with coverage throughout the company, including on ESPN Radio. Eisen left ESPN in 2003 to join NFL ...