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List of popular ESPN shows, ranked from best to worst. This list of the top current and cancelled ESPN TV series includes the date when each show first aired, as well as which actors starred in the show. The best ESPN TV programs of all time include the most viewed shows on ESPN, as this list covers the entire history of the network. This list is sorted by popularity, so the shows with the most votes are at the top of the list.

This is a list that includes shows like Monday Night Football and SportsCenter.

Although television fans in different locations grew up with ESPN on different channels, most of us got the same shows, so don&#39;t let your favorite <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-current-espn-shows/ranker-tv?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">ESPN TV shows</a> sink to the bottom of the list! The list of top ESPN television shown below includes cast, creator, and premiere date when available. This list contains only TV series on the ESPN network, even ones that are no longer on the air. And if you like these types of shows, check out our list of the best <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/sports-tv-shows-and-series/reference" target="_blank">sports talk shows</a>.

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With the recent passing of Stuart Scott, it got me thinking of how the anchors of SportsCenter were such a big part of my life. I grew up watching Stu Scott putting his personal style on presenting highlights with his sayings like "Booyah!" and "as cool as the other side of the pillow." He was definitely one of my favorite SportsCenter anchors of all time. Vote for who you think are or were the best anchors and add any SportsCenter broadcasters you think deserve to be on the list.

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The ESPN 30 For 30 films are some of <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-sport-documentary-series/ranker-tv?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">the best sports documentaries</a> ever made. No one is ever going to argue with that. But what is the best 30 for 30 ever made? We can all argue about that... but why not just vote about it instead! What is your favorite ESPN 30 for 30 documentary? From Requiem For The Big East, to The U, and many more, vote for all of your favorites and see if other sports fans agree with you. These are the greatest 30 for 30s ranked by you, the fans.

Unlike our list of the <a href="http://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/worst-sports-personalities-on-espn">Worst ESPN Personalities</a>, these personalities and pundits give the finest viewpoints ESPN has to offer. Their clever insight, bulldog reporting, and long time experience gives the sports network the credibility it needs to sustain a strong viewership. There's no clear formula to measure to figure out who is the best sports personality. ESPN is lucky to have a good mix of hard working, trusted investigative reporters and savvy sideline reporters who often times have access to the best players and biggest names in sports. In studio, ESPN has the best mix of insightful hosts and former players who maintain strong locker room contacts and unique takes on specific stories.Of ESPN's deep roster of former players, Ron Jaworski's coverage of the NFL is the network's best. A tireless worker, the former <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/all-philadelphia-eagles-quarterbacks/ranker-nfl?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">Philadelphia Eagles quarterback</a> breaks down film of each game to give viewers an understanding of why a certain play unfolded in the manner it did. He is considered one of the top analysts in all of football. The same goes for Tim Kurkjian on the baseball side. Kurkjian will get scoops and inside information that other insider reporters clamor for. Unlike others, nearly 90 percent of the stories Kurkjian gets are accurate. In terms of pure personality, two of ESPN's most popular are Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon of Pardon The Interruption. This talk show spawned multiple copycats, but none can match the chemistry that the two long time friends have.This is your opportunity to vote up the best ESPN anchors and personalities. There are plenty of good options here so it's up to you to help select who is the top ESPN personality on this Ultimate List.

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As much as sports fans love to watch ESPN, sometimes religiously, this doesn't mean that all of its pundits are tolerable. In fact it's the opposite. There are so many ESPN personalities that sports fans love to hate that making an Ultimate List seems like the right thing to do. Some of these guys love to troll their viewers, anger their studio guests all in the name of high ratings. There are so many great examples to choose from, but the one sports personality that people love to hate is Skip Bayless. It's hard to believe but at one point, Bayless was a highly respected sports journalist. Nowadays, he's the co-host of First Take with another mutually despised personality, Stephen A. Smith. While Smith is a bit more respected than Bayless, his loud and often obnoxious way of phrasing things is a turn-off to many sports fans.Other ESPN personalities that people consider the worst are from the network's NFL coverage. Chris Berman and Keyshawn Johnson represent the professional football faction on this <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/best-sports-personalities-on-espn?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">list of ESPN anchors</a>. While Johnson's merits can be disputed, Berman's act has grown stale after 30 years. His incessant calls and annoying TV persona has alienated football fans who want meat and potatoes coverage. That alone has landed him in the category of worst sports personalities, from SportsCenter and all across ESPN. This is a list chock full of people on ESPN who you wish would just shut up - and many of them are among the worst sports announcers. It's up to you to decide which of these pundits should be called the worst that ESPN has to offer.

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List of <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/memorable-oscar-moments/ranker-film?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">the most memorable</a> ESPN Magazine covers, featuring the coolest photographs, sexiest celebrity shots, and most innovative designs ever to hit newsstands. These best ESPN covers span the entire history of the publication, and provide a good overview of the stories and issues ESPN has covered over the years. <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-vogue-covers/damemaggie?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">Iconic magazine covers</a> capture images of historic and cultural landmarks that persist in the collective consciousness. ESPN: The Magazine is a bi-weekly sports magazine that has been published since March 1998. The sports covered in the publication include baseball, basketball, football, hockey, swimming, and tennis. ESPN follows upcoming athletes, incidents off the field, rivalries, and a variety of other stories with a light-hearted approach.This list includes rare ESPN covers and hard-to-find classic ESPN covers as well as the most popular and famous ESPN magazine covers. The stars, politicians, athletes, and other famous and influential figures on magazine covers document major world events and news stories that have held public attention over the years. Ever evolving fashion, technology, and societal trends influence the art and design of magazine covers, but ESPN also has a signature font, layout, and style that has come to represent the magazine as an institution. You won't a more comprehensive collection of ESPN magazine covers. Vote for the vintage ESPN magazine covers with the most attractive design, most memorable or important news stories, or that you best remember and recognize. Missing your favorite? Add it to the list!

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This list is by no means complete, so feel free to add your favorites. Chris Berman is awesome covering NFL football but I think he hit his &quot;nickname prime&quot; covering baseball in the 80's and 90's

List of notable or famous ESPN employees, listed alphabetically with photos when available. This list is a directory of the best ESPN employees, showcasing only the most prominent ESPN employees of all time. This list features past and present top ESPN managers, including both current and retired ESPN executives and alumni. Well-known ESPN staff along with current and former ESPN employees were and still are crucial to the company's success, as without these hard working men and women ESPN would never be what it is today. The list you're viewing is made up of a variety of different people, including Heather Mitts and Hannah Storm. This renowned ESPN employees list answers the questions, "What famous people have worked at ESPN?" and "Who are the most famous ESPN employees?"

First Take is a popular show on ESPN that has been on the air since 2007. It airs daily every Monday through Friday where a table of commentators discusses the latest developments in the sports world. Over the last decade, numerous different anchors and <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/notable-sportscaster_s)/reference" target="_blank">sportscasters</a> have taken the reigns and offered their insights as regular contributions on this <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-current-espn-shows/ranker-tv">popular ESPN show</a>. As you think back on all of the ESPN First Take hosts, which ones bring a smile to your face? This is your chance to go in for a touchdown and let the world know who you think the best is.&nbsp;

First Take was initially preceded by Cold Pizza. When the show first started, Skip Bayless, Jay Crawford, and Dana Jacobson. Crawford and Jacobson came from Cold Pizza and offered their hot takes until they left the show in 2011 and 2012, respectively. It was also around this time the show underwent a dramatic format change. At this time, the show focused more on debate, with the hosts offering more heated discussions. The show moved to New York in 2018.&nbsp;

The hosts on ESPN First Take have all left their mark on the series. Vote for your favorite hosts, old and current, and join in on another type of heated debate.&nbsp;

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This list is by no means complete, so feel free to add your favorites. Chris Berman is awesome covering NFL football but I think he hit his &quot;nickname ...