ESPN’s 45th anniversary party was a little bit like the network’s first days on television: organized chaos. The only two planned segments, a group picture and a panel discussion, are nearly ...

For Pat McAfee, controversy and record-breaking success are two sides of the same coin. One day, he is calling out journalists, and the next day, he is taking heat from college football fans.

When it comes to milestone moments in the history of ESPN, there are a few worth considering as the most important. Certainly there’s the launch of the first all-sports cable network back in 1979.

On September 7, 1979, at exactly 7 p.m. EST, television sports history was made when ESPN officially launched its first broadcast. Roughly 30,000 viewers tuned in to see the brand-new 24-hour sports ...

The New England Patriots made history in their 28-16 divisional round win over the Houston Texans. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Thursday that the Patriots' matchup against the Texans garnered the ...