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ESPN cuts ties with Elle Duncan

ESPN cuts ties with Elle Duncan after surprise Netflix pivot

Elle Duncan will not remain at ESPN as she moves to Netflix to become the new face of the streaming service’s sports programming, according to The Athletic. Duncan — who co-hosts “SportsCenter” at 6 p.

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Elle Duncan leaving ESPN to join Netflix as first full-time sports personality

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Elle Duncan is reportedly out at ESPN

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Elle Duncan, ESPN to fully part ways with her move to Netflix: Sources

ESPN and Elle Duncan will fully part ways as she moves to Netflix to become the new face of the streaming service’s burgeoning sports programming, sources briefed on the decision told The Athletic.

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Netflix Steals Big-Name Female Talent From ESPN To Be The New Face Of Their Sports Division

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Elle Duncan, ESPN Are Officially Parting Ways On Tuesday

Beloved ESPN and First Take host joins Netflix in lucrative shakeup triggering ‘stampede’ of on-air talent

Netflix has hired 10-year ESPN veteran Elle Duncan to be the face of its growing sports division. Duncan is a prized ESPN asset and was a SportsCenter co-host as well as the face of the

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ESPN Expected To Lose Top 'SportsCenter' Anchor To Rival Network

ESPN might lose one of its top personalities in the coming months. Elle Duncan, the 6 p.m. "SportsCenter" host, has been with ESPN since May of 2016. She has formed an exceptional duo with Kevin Negandhi.

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ESPN’s SportsCenter broadcasts from Jonesboro ahead of Red Wolves’ matchup against Ragin’ Cajuns

ESPN's SportsCenter brought national attention to the Arkansas State University campus in Jonesboro on Thursday.

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How ESPN is scaling its content for DTC app’s personalized SportsCenter for You

ESPN's personalized SportsCenter for You in product in its DTC app is made possible by WSC Sports technology and additional video content from its reporters.

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ESPN Makes Big Stuart Scott Announcement Thursday

Former ESPN anchor Stuart Scott, who passed away on January 4, 2015, was known throughout the country for his catch phrases, quick wit, positive attitude and excitable, unforgettable personality. On Thursday, ESPN unveiled information and a premiere date for its upcoming Scott documentary, filling fans in with a post about the upcoming production.