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The NBA has extended its television deals with ESPN and TNT for nine years. The league has announced that the new contracts will run through the 2024-25 season. The previous eight-year agreements end after the 2015-16 season. Under the old deals the NBA received $930 million annually.

Pitching sensation Mo'ne Davis' latest start has drawn record television ratings for the Little League World Series.

Mid-American Conference Commissioner Jon Steinbrecher says the league's new 13-year media rights agreement with ESPN provides long-term stability to the conference at uncertain time for college athletics.

Billie Jean King's summer tennis league just got a boost from ESPN.

ESPN Executive Chairman George Bodenheimer will end more than three decades at the company this week.

Former Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson has agreed to a multiyear deal to rejoin ESPN's lead NBA announcing team.

Former Mississippi basketball player Marshall Henderson says ESPN's coverage of Michael Sam becoming the first openly gay player drafted by the NFL was inappropriate and that he is boycotting SportsCenter.

An NFL playoff game will air on cable for the first time this season.

A federal judge has denied a request by ESPN to dismiss a libel suit filed by the wife of former Syracuse University assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine.

Arkansas has announced the hiring of former ESPN analyst Jimmy Dykes as the school's new women's basketball coach.