The ESPN community is celebrating who Mike Greenberg believes is the "GOAT" of the network on Wednesday. Greenberg, 58, has been at ESPN since 1996. The Northwestern University graduate began hosting ...

If his close friend and point guard Jalen Brunson went down, Josh Hart apparently wouldn't mind Malika Andrews running the floor for the New York Knicks. Andrews has won social media acclaim for the ...

Three ESPN analysts made a case for why Caitlin Clark can't be considered one of the all-time best women's college basketball players. Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark set the NCAA record for ...

Alex Ovechkin breaking Wayne Gretzky's NHL all-time goals record is one of those hallowed sports marks we could truly never stop talking about. Evidently, for ESPN's First Take, it seems like Ovechkin ...

There are more than two horses in the NBA’s GOAT debate. At least according to ESPN’s Michael Wilbon, who isn’t accepting that it’s a debate between Michael Jordan (whom he favors) and LeBron James.

After Team USA’s gold medal win over the hometown French squad in men’s basketball over the weekend, ESPN jumped into action the only way it knows how. To tip off the morning on Get Up, host Mike ...

Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes has already established himself as one of the best players of his generation, but he still has some work to do before he earns the "GOAT" moniker.

The NBA GOAT debate has been widely discussed across various ESPN shows for years now, with many personalities raising arguments for who is truly the greatest between Michael Jordan and LeBron James.

Mitchell Starc declined to call himself the GOAT of left-arm pace, saying Wasim Akram was "still a far better bowler than I ...