ESPN might be focusing on America’s team a little too much. And that’s coming from one of the Worldwide Leader’s own. “The Cowboys, they’re not in the big action late,” co-host Michael Wilbon said on ...

Prior to this weekend’s slate of college football, ESPN personalities Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon discussed the conference’s late start to the season and whether it could be considered an ...

With the Stephen A. Smith and LeBron James drama dominating the sports news cycle this week, ESPN’s Michael Wilbon did not hold back on his thoughts surrounding it all. Wilbon, the “Pardon The ...

For a team that hasn’t reached a conference championship game since 1995, the Dallas Cowboys sure get a lot of attention from ESPN. There’s reason for that, of course. The Cowboys are America’s Team ...

The Dallas Cowboys remain one of the most popular franchises in sports despite their recent lack of success, but longtime analyst Michael Wilbon thinks it is time for ESPN to focus elsewhere. During ...

The ugly feud between LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith last month over Smith’s commentary on James’ son got big enough that it drew a rare response from Pardon the Interruption host Michael Wilbon, ...

The Sports Emmys were announced this week and ESPN came away with a few coveted trophies. Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser did not, and Wilbon decided to call out two of his ESPN colleagues over it.

Michael Wilbon Sends Warning To 'Critical' Media Members originally appeared on The Spun. ESPN's Michael Wilbon isn't in the mood to deal with hot-take artists. He made that abundantly clear this week ...

Longtime ESPN personality Michael Wilbon has largely served as the godfather of the NBA media world in a sense, helping cooler heads prevail between conflicting personalities on a number of occasions.

Longtime ESPN host Michael Wilbon drew the ire of right-leaning sports media figures for his criticism of former Auburn University basketball coach Bruce Pearl. On Monday, Pearl announced his ...

There are more than two horses in the NBA’s GOAT debate. At least according to ESPN’s Michael Wilbon, who isn’t accepting that it’s a debate between Michael Jordan (whom he favors) and LeBron James.

The rivalry between the Vikings and Bears is among the most deep-rooted in the entire NFL. While the Packers may be the top rival to Chicago, the Vikings are a solid second-place option. That being ...