Eisen will return to the ESPN anchor desk on Monday night for his first "SportsCenter" appearance since 2003, marking a ...

ESPN has paid tribute to Stuart Scott many times over the years, but I'd argue that the way in which Rich Eisen did it was ...

Eisen and Scott hosted SportsCenter from 1996-2003, where the pair drew a cult following for their chemistry and humor. From ...

The former SportsCenter star returned to his roots after 20 years with a moving tribute to his late friend that also involved the Los Angeles Lakers legend.

A good name isn't easy to come by. Typically, you need the good enough fortune of drafting a player with a pun-able enough name to flip into something worthy of team-name status. Then, you have to be ...

The longtime sports broadcaster made his long-awaited ESPN return Monday after spending over a decade at NFL Network.

Deestroying’s legal name is Donald De La Haye. He kicked at Central Florida, and he has spent time in the CFL and the UFL.

The special edition of “SportsCenter” was made possible by Eisen’s return to ESPN in 2025. As a part of the ESPN app’s move into the direct-to-consumer model, he will host “The Rich Eisen Show” ...

Rich Eisen's return to SportsCenter was ― wait for it ― cooler than the other side of the pillow.

Rich Eisen made an appearance anchoring ESPN's flagship program, SportsCenter, for the first time in 22 years, with his ...

The longtime host of ESPN's popular show made a surprise return ahead of the launch of "The Rich Eisen Show," which debuts ...

From 1996-2003, Eisen was one of ESPN's most recognizable SportsCenter anchors. He and partner Stuart Scott formed a fun-loving duo on the network's flagship show, often times going viral before we ...