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With phone calls and meetings beginning informing some ESPN employees that they have been laid off, word will slowly trickle out all day long about who they are. There will be plenty of names you have heard of, as ESPN reorients their daily lineup of shows, and their online video and stories to match.




As ESPNers announce their layoffs, or they are reported, we will keep a running list here.




NBA Insider Chad Ford

College Football & Indy 500 Play-By-Play Announcer Allen Bestwick


NBA Reporter Marc Stein


NBA Digital Deputy Director Henry Abbott


Investigations Unit Writer Shaun Assael


College Football Analyst Mark May

Via Awful Announcing

Soccer Writer Doug McIntyre


Reporter Britt McHenry


ESPN 710 Host Jeff Biggs


Outside the Lines Reporter Steve Delsohn


College Football Reporter David Lombardi


College Basketball Reporter Andy Katz


Columnist Jim Caple


College Football Analyst Charles Arbuckle




MLB Analysts Dallas Braden And Raul Ibanez

MLB Analyst Doug Glanville

ESPNU Producer Josh Parcell


Soccer Writer David Hirshey


SportsCenter Anchor Darren Haynes


NFL Contributor Jarrett Bell


SportsCenter Anchor Jade McCarthy


Auto Racing and College Football Commentator Jerry Punch


Enterprise Reporter Tom Farrey


Sports Gambling Writer Dave Tuley


Premier Boxing Champions Host Marysol Castro


Correspondent Reese Waters


SEC Reporter Greg Ostendorf


Golf Commentator Dottie Pepper


Legal Analyst Roger Cossack


SportsCenter Anchor Jaymee Sire


SportsCenter Anchor Chris Hassel


Predictive Analytics Expert Rufus Peabody


College Sports Reporter Chantel Jennings


New Orleans Pelicans Reporter Justin Verrier


Radio Host Robin Lundberg


NFL Analyst Ashley Fox


College Basketball Analyst Len Elmore


Houston Rockets Reporter Calvin Watkins


ESPNW and ESPN Chicago Columnist Melissa Isaacson


SportsCenter Anchor Jay Crawford


NBA Reporter Ethan Sherwood Strauss


Pac 12 Reporter Ted Miller


NFL Analyst Trent Dilfer


Big Ten Reporter Brian Bennett


MLB Writer Jayson Stark


SEC Football Reporter David Ching


ESPNW Reporter Jane McManus


Big 12 Reporter Max Olson


Dodgers Reporter Doug Padilla


Columnist Johnette Howard


Radio Host Danny Kanell


College Basketball Reporter C.L. Brown


SEC Recruiting Analyst Derek Tyson


ESPN Dallas Columnist Jean-Jacques Taylor


College Basketball Writer Eamonn Brennan


College Football Recruiting Reporter Jeremy Crabtree


College Football Reporter Brett McMurphy


Baseball Reporter Mark Saxon


MLB Analyst Jim Bowden


Big Ten Football Reporter Austin Ward


Wisconsin and Big Ten Football Reporter Jesse Temple


Soccer Writer Mike Goodman


ESPNU Anchor Brendan Fitzgerald


College Basketball Reporter Dana O’Neil


NHL Columnist Pierre LeBrun


Hockey Writer Joe McDonald


NHL Columnist Scott Burnside


NFL Reporter Ed Werder


Titans Reporter Paul Kuharsky




Additionally, The Hollywood Reporter reports that Karl Ravech, Ryen Russillo, and Hannah Storm will see their roles “significantly reduced.” THR originally reported that ESPN would allow SportsCenter anchor John Buccigross’s contract to expire, but has since walked that back.

Twenty of the 100 or so layoffs are of Bristol-based employees.