Longtime SportsCenter host Dan Patrick charges that ESPN used a “smear campaign” against him when he left his network home of ...

ESPN legend Dan Patrick says The Worldwide Leader was out to get him after he left the network in August 2007. Patrick joined ESPN in 1989 and was a “SportsCenter” host until 2006. His current radio ...

The contract drama between Micah Parsons and the Cowboys had sports broadcaster Dan Patrick reminiscing about a "bad deal" he ...

“It was quick, they wanted me out.” Patrick left ESPN in August 2007 and relaunched his show in October 2007. Despite some initial concerns, the show has lasted, and its popularity led to it being ...

Prominent radio personality Dan Patrick alleged that ESPN conducted a “smear campaign” on him following his departure from the ‘Worldwide Leader in Sports.’ ESPN’s roster of personalities has ...

For almost 20 years, Dan Patrick was a fixture at ESPN as one of the company's most recognizable SportsCenter hosts. In 2007, however, Patrick decided to venture off on his own. That's when things got ...

Patrick, 69, worked for ESPN from 1989 until 2006 and stayed with ESPN Radio until 2007. "It was quick.T hey wanted me out," Patrick said. Fox News Digital reached out to ESPN for comment.

Dan Patrick had the ESPN machine behind him for all those years as a popular “SportsCenter” host. But once he decided to move on and begin his own media venture, he had that operation against him.

Dan Patrick’s decision to leave ESPN is undoubtedly viewed as a success story today, but it didn’t always look to be on that path. It’s been nearly two decades since Patrick left ESPN.

Dan Patrick can relate to the tense negotiations between the Dallas Cowboys and Micah Parsons, recalling a similar standoff ...

The entire universe seemed to be rallying behind Bryce Harper. Everyone, that is, except Dan Patrick. According to ESPN’s ...

Dan Patrick was preparing to leave ESPN after a decorated run. He was one of the network’s most recognizable faces, and his eponymous radio show also became a national staple. That same year, Patrick ...