Former ESPN broadcaster Sage Steele said the network deserved to be crushed for failing to show the national anthem on its main channel ahead of the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans after the terrorist ...

Sage Steele left her high-profile job at ESPN to becoming nothing more than an anti-trans political pawn. The former SportsCenter anchor, who sued the network on her way out the door, was a guest ...

Former ESPN host Sage Steele has seemingly completed her transition from covering sports to covering politics. The longtime SportsCenter host, who left ESPN in 2023 over disagreements regarding ...

Sage Steele's political views have been part of her brand since her initial suspension from ESPN in 2021 ... The sports pair ...

CAA alleges that … Sage Steele … failed to pay commissions for a procured multi-year television hosting contract with ESPN…. This case involves whether CAA did enough to protect Steele's ...

Former ESPNer Sage Steele believed it was a ... a blatant decision to skip.” Steele announced she was leaving ESPN in 2023 after 16 years with the network to “exercise my First Amendment ...

Sage Steele, in a lawsuit against her former employer, ESPN, accused analyst Ryan Clark of refusing to work with her due to opposing political views. Clark admitted recently on "The Michele Tafoya ...

According to Ryan Clark, Sage Steele being a conservative was the worst-kept secret at ESPN. Steele had been suspended and taken off of the air for 10 days in October 2021 following her ...

Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele insists the network deserved to be 'crushed' for failing to show the national anthem at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. College football fans blasted ESPN after ...