During Kenny Mayne's final "SportsCenter," he was asked to do something that he wasn’t known for: have a serious conversation. “I used to joke, I’m a journal-tainer. I guess the best way to put it is, ...

Veteran sports personality Kenny Mayne announced in mid-May that he would be leaving ESPN as a “salary cap casualty,” ending a run of nearly three decades as an employee of the network. At the same ...

On Monday, we found out the shocking news of longtime SportsCenter anchor Kenny Mayne was suddenly leaving ESPN after 27 years. He made that announcement on Twitter and stated he was a “salary cap ...

The delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics are about a month away now, and we’re still learning about NBC’s coverage plans. This will be the first Olympics since Peacock’s inception, and the streaming service is ...

Long before he began his storied career as a sportscaster, Kenny Mayne played a little football. Many sports fans who know Mayne from his roles at ESPN and elsewhere might be surprised to know he ...

A rock star in the realm of SportsCenter anchors, Kenny Mayne closed out his final appearance on ESPN in perfect fashion Monday night. Viewers who were expecting an emotional signoff from Mayne might ...

ESPN got rid of longtime anchor and host Kenny Mayne back in May in what the television personality deemed a “salary cap casualty.” Thankfully, Mayne has not had trouble finding work since. After ...

Three years after leaving ESPN and declining a large pay cut, Kenny Mayne is still making people laugh as he mixes sports commentary with his dry humor. His platform just looks a little different.

“It was a big pay cut to do essentially the same job,” Mayne tells The Athletic Following Monday’s news that Kenny Mayne is ending his celebrated 27-year tenure at ESPN, the on-air personality said he ...

Kenny Mayne, former ESPN broadcaster and Seattle superfan, is still in pain over the Seahawks losing to the Patriots in Super Bowl XLIX. Kenny Mayne spoke with Malcom Harris-Gowdie and Matt Verderame, ...

On Monday, longtime ESPN comedic relief, Kenny Mayne, took to Twitter to announce some capital-N News: His time at the Worldwide Leader had officially come to an end. RELATED: Stephen A. Smith, who ...