ESPN First Take, formerly Cold Pizza, is a two-hour, weekday, live morning program airing from Bristol, CT. The show combines a unique treatment of sports with pop culture, lifestyle features, and consumer advice. Regular segments include: Rumor Central, gossip sessions or features where entertainment merges with sports in such genres as movies and music; an unscripted look at the morning newspaper from the breakfast nook of a sports or non-sports celebrity; up-close visits with star athletes, at home, on the road and in ESNP First Take's studio kitchen; previews, demonstrations and ratings of the newest and hottest video games, gadgets and other "cool stuff". Monday offers an in-depth look at non-sports programming; Tuesday features segments on non-sports DVDs and the music business; Wedenesay includes the latest gadgets in the tech industry and "For the Love of the Game;" Thursday includes the latest video games, what's hot in fashion; Friday features "The Must List" a what's hot entertainment list. PR professionals are advised to fax press releases involving breaking news, event coverage, or feature story ideas to the assignment desk. Each assignment editor at ESPN covers a specific beat, however anyone at the desk can receive the information and allocate it appropriately. If a press release is intended for a particular producer or reporter, indicate as such and it will be filtered appropriately. The network requests that pitches be specific and related to the sports they cover. If interested in advertising, call a network sales representative at (212) 916-9866.

Corporate blog of ESPN that gives readers a first-hand look at the people and culture behind the network. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. Offers RSS (Real Simple Syndication).

Serves as an online hub for New York area sports news and information. Features exclusive, original editorial, a stable of authentic L.A. voices and locally-relevant content created from ESPN’s multiple platforms, branded programming and award-winning contributors. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

This podcast covers all things NHL and hockey culture with current and former athletes. A podcast is a downloadable video or audio broadcast show. Most podcasts are made available by subscription through an RSS reader or other aggregator. The fundamentals of working with podcasters are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules, take time to watch or listen to their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted

Created as a 24-hour national sports cable network and Web site. Provides an extensive package of live and taped sports events via an array of cable networks, including ESPN2, ESPN Classic and ESPNews. Offers in-depth analysis, scores and features across a range of channels including action sports, football, basketball, auto racing, boxing, tennis and more. Features extensive coverage of ESPN, the "Worldwide Leader in Sports," to the Internet. The site provides sports fans with breaking news, expert analysis from ESPN personalities, in-depth statistics and multimedia highlights for all major sports. Also features fantasy leagues, fan polls, sports video game reviews, chat rooms and access to the Training Room, a page devoted to sports nutrition, sports injuries and fitness. The site boasts advanced features such as real-time ESPN game casts and live audio webcasts. Also provides access to This is SportsCenter, a section that provides access to video clips and show archives. Links to ESPN The Magazine, ESPN Radio, ESPNEWS, ESPN Wireless, TV Listings, the ESPY Awards, ESPN Zone and Personalities can also be found on the site. Sections include ESPNChicago.com, a Chicago-focused online sports destination offering exclusive, original content, a stable of authentic Chicago voices, and customized content integrated from across ESPN's multiple platforms, branded programming and award-winning contributors. Integrates ESPN.com's Chicago team clubhouse pages in addition to providing top-quality coverage of both the college (Illinois, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Northern Illinois, Southern Illinois, DePaul, Loyola, Illinois-Chicago and Illinois State) and professional leagues (Bears, Bulls, Cubs and White Sox, Blackhawks and Fire). The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and a digital Podcast.

ESPN Press Room covers News

The ESPN Radio Network features the latest sports information and personality-driven commentary and talk. The network spotlights the exclusive national radio broadcast rights to Major League baseball, NBA basketball games during the regular season and the playoffs, and the Bowl Championship Series in college football. News, scores and updates are provided in conjunction with the vast resources of the ESPN cable television network. ESPN Radio offers subscription-based Podcasts of commercial-free versions of its content. The Podcasts are available to stream or download from ESPN.com. For information on the cost, visit the Web site. The network's entire line-up also streams though Verizon Wireless' V Cast cell phone media service. The outlet offers a digital Podcast.

ESPN Radio Network Online covers Sports

Former NFL linebacker Bart Scott and longtime NY broadcaster Alan Hahn tackle the sports stories that matter to you most. Weekdays at 12pm ET. on ESPN Radio, ESPN+ & the ESPN app.

Fitz & Harry show airs from12 p.m. to3 p.m. covering Football.