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Fox's Curt Menefee had a memorable television moment this week that had nothing to do with football.

Fox's Curt Menefee had a memorable television moment this week that had nothing to do with football.

The ‘Fox NFL Sunday’ host went at it with New York mayor Eric Adams to create great train wreck of a television interview.

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YouTubeTV customers have been without ESPN since Oct. 30.

J.J. Watt wasn't happy that he had to miss Monday's Cardinals-Cowboys game.

Spero Dedes and Adam Archuleta enhanced the excitement of Chicago's 47–42 win over Cincinnati.

Sports fans who subscribe to YouTubeTV do not have access to any of ESPN’s channels as of late Thursday night.

Freddie Freeman's walk-off home run ended the 18-inning marathon in Game 3 of the World Series.

We didn't get anything from Michael Jordan on the NBA gambling story during his appearance on NBC this week.

A lot more people would enjoy the Super Bowl trophy ceremony if they were off from work the following day.

Giants running back Cam Skattebo suffered a dislocated ankle in Sunday's game against the Eagles.

Al Michaels had some memorable moments during Thursday's Vikings-Charger game.

'Inside the NBA' was in midseason form during its ESPN debut.

Reggie Miller, along with Mike Tirico and Jamal Crawford called NBC's first NBA game since 2002 on Tuesday.

Mike Tirico will interview Michael Jordan throughout the season for NBC.

LeBron James did not appreciate Stephen A. Smith criticizing Bronny James on "First Take" last season.

The Bengals have appeared to save their season thanks to Joe Flacco.

Troy Aikman didn't fawn all over Caleb Williams Monday night and apparently that's a problem for the Bears.

Does the Notre Dame-USC rivalry still have national appeal? Netflix sure think so.

ESPN's John Sutcliffe would like a little more spice in Bijan Robinson's mustard.

Dan Campbell couldn't get the refs to throw a flag against the Chiefs Sunday night.

'Inside the NBA' moves from TNT to ESPN this season.

Alex Rodriguez (left) and Derek Jeter (right) took direct aim at the Yankees' front office after the team was eliminated by the Blue Jays in the ALDS.

The NFL isn't happy with ESPN's Dan Orlovsky.

Trevor Lawrence pulled off an improbable game-winning touchdown against the Chiefs.

Dan Le Batard is not a fan of Tom Brady's work in the Fox booth.

One ESPN broadcaster won't be watching the network's coverage of Blackhawks-Panthers next week.