ESPN's "First Take" remains on the air this week, but with a different crew than usual. Molly Qerim, the host of the popular ESPN morning show since 2015, announced over the weekend that she would ...

So far, First Take is down about 5% year-over-year, though that drop pales in comparison to how Get Up is performing versus SportsCenter that aired from 7-10 a.m. ET in 2017 (while Nielsen records ...

But whether it can put a dent in the nearly 500,000 viewers First Take attracts to ESPN during the 10 a.m. – noon hours remains to be seen. [The Facility] ...

One star of ESPN's First Take might be off the air for good according to some reporters. On the latest edition of The Dan Le Batard Show, former ESPN personality Dan Le Batard made the case that ...

Not so for "First Take," the daily ESPN2 scrum starring Bayless and Stephen A. Smith (with Cari Champion as referee) that stirs passion pro and con -- even five minutes apart.

An interesting element of “First Take” is that the show is most compelling when Smith and somebody else are wrestling in the mud, appearing to get genuinely offended by each others’ opinions.

Under the new deal, Sharpe will expand his role on “First Take,” ESPN’s morning debate show with Stephen A. Smith and host Molly Qerim. Sharpe — a Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee ...

Nothing keeps Stephen A. Smith from saying what he wants on ESPN’s popular “First Take.” Except for faulty wi-fi. Magic Johnson joined the late-morning show on May 4, ready to hash it out ...

If you tuned into “First Take” for Tim Tebow’s regular appearance on Friday hoping to see him discuss the firing of Urban Meyer, you wound up being disappointed.