Rachel Nichols - ESPN's longtime NBA host - has been removed from coverage of the sport, and her weekday show "The Jump" has been canceled, the network confirmed Wednesday. David Roberts, ESPN's ...

The cable network has also canceled its hoops news program 'The Jump' and will look to replace it before the next season tips off. By Rick Porter Television Writer The move comes about seven weeks ...

Rachel Nichols and ESPN are officially done, and she is free to pursue a professional comeback, The Post has learned. The settlement agreement came after Nichols had been exiled by ESPN following the ...

Rachel Nichols has a new job. Nichols will join Showtime’s basketball coverage as both a host and producer and will “contribute to multiple programs and projects across multiple platforms,” the ...

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - JANUARY 09: ESPN television host/moderator Rachel Nichols speaks during a press event at CES 2019 at the Aria Resort & Casino on January 9, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. CES, the ...

Sports media personality Rachel Nichols and ESPN have mutually agreed to part ways amid fallout over comments she made about diversity at the network. Sources told The New York Post on Wednesday that ...

In 2014, Rachel Nichols was the anointed badass of sports media. After the horrifying video surfaced of Ravens wide receiver Ray Rice brutally punching his then-girlfriend inside an Atlantic City ...

Reporter and studio host Rachel Nichols has reached a settlement agreement with ESPN that will allow her to pursue employment elsewhere, according to a New York Post report. Nichols' status with ESPN ...

ESPN unveiled a new basketball show on Monday, and the host of its former one stayed silent regarding the announcement. Malika Andrews received congratulations from people across the basketball world ...

ESPN has removed Rachel Nichols from NBA coverage and has canceled her show The Jump, the network confirmed Thursday. This comes nearly two months after Nichols' remarks became public in which she ...