ESPN is doubling down on women's sports with programming focused on the WNBA and NWSL. On Thursday, the network announced plans to launch "Women's Sports Sundays." The weekly program is a first-of-its ...

The new program will feature 12 WNBA or NWSL games in primetime for nine Sundays this summer. On the surface, more women’s sports on a major network is a good thing. It means more distribution, more ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. Disney and ESPN will launch a dedicated weekly primetime block for WNBA and NWSL games ...

ESPN will feature WNBA and NWSL on Sunday nights. Ian Maule/Getty Images As NBC builds a year-round Sunday night live-sports portfolio of NFL, NBA and — coming next month — MLB, ESPN is rolling out ...

On Thursday, it was announced that sports reporter Suzy Shuster, two-time WNBA Champion and Atlanta Dream co-owner Renee Montgomery, broadcaster Colleen Wolfe, and comedian Sarah Tiana are bringing ...

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The Worldwide Leader has figured out how to fill the empty program spot left by the departure of “Sunday Night Baseball.” ESPN will debut “Women’s Sports Sundays” this summer featuring the top games ...

ESPN announced that it will bring "Women's Sports Now" to the cabler April 16, making the weekly series available across all ESPN digital platforms throughout the season. "Women's Sports Now" moves ...

On Thursday, it was announced that sports reporter Suzy Shuster, two-time WNBA Champion and Atlanta Dream co-owner Renee Montgomery, broadcaster Colleen Wolfe, and comedian Sarah Tiana are bringing ...

The reaction to ESPN creating a primetime women’s sports window to replace Sunday Night Baseball starting this summer was predictable. Despite the fact that the WNBA and NWSL are the biggest ...

MLB’s broadcasting will look different in 2026 as the league’s full media deal with ESPN ended after last season. One of the biggest changes will be the elimination of Sunday Night Baseball on ESPN ...