Malika Andrews is expanding her duties for The Worldwide Leader. ESPN announced on Tuesday that the veteran NBA host Andrews is branching out into tennis.
Tonight, the Golden State Warriors faced the Dallas Mavericks for a Christmas Day matchup, but one moment has taken the attention away from the game. Mavs forward Anthony Davis left tonight’s game after checking out during a timeout, holding his groin.
ESPN is reportedly gearing up to replace Elle Duncan from in-house. Veteran ESPN host Malika Andrews has emerged as the frontrunner to replace Duncan as the network’s lead WNBA studio host, Ryan Glasspiegel of Front Office Sports reports this week.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
Malika Andrews has quickly risen through the ranks at ESPN to become one of sports media’s most recognizable voices. She joined ESPN in 2018 after stints at The New York Times and the Chicago Tribune.
With Elle Duncan leaving ESPN to join Netflix's growing portfolio of sports content, The Worldwide Leader in Sports needs a new WNBA studio host. They may have found the right woman for the job.
ESPN adjusted its NBA coverage this week and Stephen A. Smith’s role shifted in a major way. The network rolled out its “new-look NBA Countdown team,” led by Malika Andrews with Brian Windhorst, Kendrick Perkins and Michael Malone.
Aaron Gordon is on fire. 7-of-7 from three in the first half, 25 points by halftime, and the Denver Nuggets holding a 70-61 lead over the Golden State Warriors.
Exits are piling up at ESPN. After Molly Querim’s departure last month, the next high-profile exit is Bob Myers, the architect of the GS Warriors dynasty.
Yesterday ESPN shored up one of its top talents with a brand new contract. That re-signing came as an absolute delight to ESPN's Laura Rutledge. Yesterday ESPN announced that it had reached terms on a multi-year extension with reporter Malika Andrews.
In a move that should surprise absolutely no one, ESPN has locked down one of its brightest talents, officially announcing a multi-year contract extension for Malika Andrews.
Malika Andrews will remain a focal point of ESPN's basketball coverage for the foreseeable future. ESPN announced on Tuesday that it signed Andrews to a multi-year extension.
ESPN personality Malika Andrews shocked the NBA world last summer when she got married to ESPN reporter Dave McMenamin in San Francisco. Andrews, the host of "NBA Today," has become a star at ESPN over the past few years.
Malika Andrews has been the face of ESPN's NBA coverage for the past few years. That being said, there's no guarantee she'll remain with the network. Andrews, an Oakland native, joined ESPN in October 2018.
Malika Andrews has been critiqued about how she chooses to cover Black athletes over the years. Andrews who is a host on ESPN NBA Countdown and NBA Today sat down with Sacramento Kings star DeMar DeRozan on his new show Dinners with DeMar, where they discussed the rumors online that she had a bias to Black players.
Malika Andrews has been one of ESPN’s well-known on-air talents over the past few years as far as NBA reporting goes. She started her work at ESPN in 2018 as a writer, and she got her big break in 2020 when she was picked to be the network’s courtside reporter in the NBA bubble.
NBA players aren’t the only ones in the spotlight for controversies. ESPN host Malika Andrews has become one of the most prominent figures in sports media.
Giannis Antetokounmpo has had a few memorable post-game press conference moments, including his viral speech on “failure” in 2023. But another, one that involved the Milwaukee Bucks superstar and ESPN’s Malika Andrews, caught fans’ attention years before any discussion on failure arose.
Malika Andrews and Dave McMenamin have finally tied the knot. The ESPN supercouple were able to combine both of their backgrounds as the LA-based reporters wed at Cavallo Point Lodge.
ESPN's Malika Andrews, one of the most popular personalities on the network, is officially off the market. The NBA reporter and host of NBA Today and NBA Countdown took to Instagram to share stunning photos from her wedding day.
A highly anticipated 2022 NBA Finals rematch quickly became a blowout on Sunday afternoon, with the Boston Celtics outscoring the Golden State Warriors by 44 points in the first half.