Pardon the interruption, but there’s a football player for Bowling Green State University and his name is ESPN. Well, Gideon ...

Bryant and Saban both won six national championships at Alabama, though Saban did so in 17 years as opposed to 25 for Bryant.

If you grew up watching ESPN, chances are Pardon the Interruption was part of your daily routine. Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon have been trading sharp takes and laughs across the iconic ...

On ESPN, the 5 p.m. hour will still feature PTI, hosted by Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon, preceded (at least on an interim basis) by a 30-minute edition of SportsCenter.

ESPN may be changing to reflect the new realities of sports and how they're consumed, but it's clear that they see the value of a long-running, beloved show like "Pardon the Interruption." ...

According to a report from the Washington Post, ESPN has decided to stick with "Pardon the Interruption." ESPN will continue to broadcast "PTI" in the 5:30 p.m. E.T. slot every day - even once ...

ESPN may be changing to reflect the new realities of sports and how they're consumed, but it's clear that they see the value of a long-running, beloved show like "Pardon the Interruption." ...

ESPN’s “Around the Horn” is coming to an end this week, and at least one anchor wonders if it’s because the show was perceived as too “woke.” “Around the Horn,” which precedes ...

Pardon the interruption, but ESPN’s “Around the Horn” was not some great show. Never was. As it closes up shop Friday after nearly a quarter century, ATH’s longtime host Tony Reali is here ...

Pardon The Interruption debuted in 2001 with Kornheiser, Wilbon and Tony Reali as part of a one-hour block alongside Around The Horn. Reali left the show in 2014 to move to New York City but ...

The show has been a core part of ESPN’s “Happy Hour” between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m., usually before “Pardon the Interruption.” ...

For over two decades, Pardon the Interruption has remained one of ESPN’s most popular sports debate shows. As for why this is, Meadowlark Media’s Pablo Torre and MSNBC’s Chris Hayes believe ...