Doris Burke remains in limbo as ESPN has yet to decide on her future, while Richard Jefferson is reportedly remaining with ...

Richard Jefferson will be back on ESPN and ABC next season after reaching an agreement to do so. That’s per Andrew Marchand ...

Jefferson will return to ABC/ESPN after Amazon Prime Video, which begins its NBA coverage in the fall, was interested in him.

Doris Burke has been part of the top broadcasting team since 2023, following the departure of Jeff Van Gundy and Mark Jackson from the network.

Before the finals, The Athletic reported Burke’s spot on the No. 1 team was not guaranteed. A Hall of Famer, Burke had been ...

ESPN may swap Doris Burke for Tim Legler in NBA broadcasts to enhance viewer engagement. Legler has had a long and successful ...

With Richard Jefferson reportedly agreeing to a new deal with ESPN, eyes now turn to Doris Burke, whose position on the network's top NBA broadcast team is reportedly uncertain despite her status with ...

ESPN has made a decision on one member of its top NBA broadcast team with the new season roughly three months away. Richard ...

Doris Burke, an ESPN/ABC NBA analyst, huddles with Steve Serby to discuss the NBA’s return, safety concerns, and her personal fight after being diagnosed with COVID-19.

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She may bristle at the word trailblazer, but ESPN's best NBA analyst, Doris Burke, is proving that in the still-alpha-male-driven world of sports TV, having game is all that matters.

Burke called games for ESPN every so often, but it wasn’t until 2017 that she became a full-time NBA analyst for the network. In 2020, Burke became the first woman to ever call an NBA Finals game.