Jeff Van Gundy, Suzy Kolber, Jalen Rose and Steve Young are among roughly 20 ESPN commentators and reporters who were laid off on Friday as part of job cuts by the network. ESPN had planned this ...

Last year, Jeff Van Gundy, Suzy Kolber, Jalen Rose, Max Kellerman, Keyshawn Johnson, and David Pollack were axed. At the time, ESPN said that “given the current environment,” the network had ...

The new host, replacing Suzy Kolber, is longtime ESPN anchor Scott Van Pelt, who will add this once-weekly assignment to his current job as host of the 11 p.m. edition of "SportsCenter." ...

Per The Athletic's Richard Deitsch, Scott Van Pelt will replace Suzy Kolber as host of the network's Monday Night Football pregame show. Kolber was among the roughly 20 on-air personalities ESPN ...

FRISCO - Suzy Kolber, who early in her career worked for the Dallas Cowboys and rose to become one of the foundational personalities of NFL coverage at ESPN, has joined the notable list of high ...

Suzy Kolber is truly an icon in the sports media world and a pioneer of ESPN broadcasting. She spent more than a quarter of a century with the sports giant, including being one of the original ...

Jeff Van Gundy, Suzy Kolber, Jalen Rose and Steve Young are among roughly 20 ESPN commentators and reporters who were laid off on Friday as part of job cuts by the network. ESPN had planned this ...

Suzy Kolber, Jeff Van Gundy, Jalen Rose and Steve Young are among roughly 20 ESPN commentators and reporters who were laid off on Friday as part of job cuts by the network. Suzy Kolber, ...

Suzy Kolber, who spent almost three decades with ESPN, tweeted that she was among those impacted by the network's latest round of layoffs on Friday afternoon. Today I join the many hard-working ...

The cuts include include commentator Max Kellerman, Monday Night Football host Suzy Kolber and Keyshawn Johnson, a former NFL player turned analyst for the network, a source familiar with the ...

“Today I join the many hard-working colleagues who have been laid off,” Kolber tweeted on Friday, June 30. “Heartbreaking — but 27 years at ESPN was a good run. So grateful for a 38-year caree ...