Wife of Kansas City Chiefs’ Eric Bieniemy shot at couple’s home, ESPN sources say

The wife of Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy was shot by the couple’s son Sunday night at the family home in Virginia, sources told ESPN. According to a source, Mia Bieniemy, 57, was hospitalized in stable condition. Police in Loudoun County, Virginia, confirmed that a woman was receiving treatment for “serious injuries” resulting … Read more

ESPN Analyst Picks Bucs WR For Breakout

With Mike Evans departed, there are clear opportunities for younger Bucs pass catchers to carve out bigger roles in the offense. And ESPN analyst Ben Solak is backing third year receiver Jalen McMillan for that moniker on Tampa Bay’s roster. What Solak Has To Say Breakouts occur when opportunity meets talent. Solak notes the relatively … Read more

Ex-‘SportsCenter’ host Max McGee opens up on firing following ESPN investigation

Fired “SportsCenter” host Max McGee offered his side of the story for the first time on ESPN He will be dismissed in 2024 After an investigation following a complaint filed by an employee. “People have asked me since then what happened. The honest answer is I can only tell you what I know,” Jones said. … Read more

Chiefs Urged by ESPN Analyst To Sign 48-TD All-Pro Playmaker Amid ‘Confusing’ Rashee Rice Situation

In an offseason defined by roster turnover, the Kansas City Chiefs have overhauled nearly every layer of their depth chart. The departures of cornerbacks Trent McDuffie, Jaylen Watson, safety Bryan Cook, and linebacker Leo Chenal gutted a defense that carried Kansas City to three consecutive Super Bowl appearances. On offense, the team saw the departures … Read more

‘Absolutely Absurd’ — NFL Analyst Calls Out ESPN for Unprecedented Deals That Raise Major Conflict-of-Interest Concerns

On Tuesday, ESPN announced a groundbreaking move: merchandising deals with two of the top high-school basketball recruits in the country. The network is known as a juggernaut in sports broadcasting and media, but its latest expansion into sponsoring athletes is shaking up the industry and prompting one NFL analyst to call them out. Run a … Read more

Ex-NFL Player Calls Out Stephen A. Smith Following ESPN Analyst’s Explosive Rant Against President Donald Trump

Donald Trump became the first sitting president to attend an NBA Finals game when he was invited to Game 3 of the series pitting the New York Knicks against the San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden on Monday evening. The Knicks lost a scintillating contest 115-111 to the Spurs to head into Game 4 … Read more

ESPN Calls Out Bucs’ Best And Worst Offseason Decisions

With the Bucs’ offseason overhaul all but complete, national analysts are now weighing which moves could define Tampa Bay’s 2026 season – for better or worse. While Pewter Report has already analyzed all the signings and draft picks, ESPN recently provided its thoughts on what the team addressed, and what the Buccaneers let walk out … Read more

‘We Seen You Play’ — Draymond Green Fires Back at Kendrick Perkins After ESPN Analyst’s Criticism

The Golden State Warriors are looking to build momentum in the next two weeks and gain distance from the Western Conference Play-In Tournament. Four-time NBA champion Draymond Green will look to set the tone defensively, despite inconsistent play over his last ten games. Green’s consistency is always a topic for discussion, and NBA champion Kendrick … Read more

NBA Champion Kendrick Perkins Explains Why He ‘Would Lose No Sleep’ If ESPN Fired Him

Kendrick Perkins is a prominent figure in the basketball world. While he never reached the level of success achieved by LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, or Michael Jordan, he was regarded as a reliable role player during his career. Today, Perkins works as an NBA analyst for ESPN. He has become a polarizing presence since joining … Read more

V Foundation’s ‘Boo-Yah’ gala, a celebration of ESPN sportscaster Stuart Scott, raises record-breaking $3.1 million

new york city — The V Foundation for Cancer Research raised a record $3.1 million in New York on Wednesday night at its 10th annual “Boo-Yah” gala, a celebration of former ESPN anchor Stuart Scott. The event is named in honor of Scott’s catchphrase during his time as a SportsCenter announcer on ESPN. ESPN’s Rich … Read more