ESPN’s First Take features host Molly Qerim engaging in thought-provoking discussions about trending sports topics. She is ...

ESPN's Molly Qerim has been the co-host of "First Take" for the past 10 years. The University of Connecticut graduate landed ...

Viewers of ESPN’s “First Take” can breathe a sigh of relief: Molly Qerim will be back soon. Qerim will return to hosting “First Take” this upcoming Monday after a week-plus absence, a ...

Talent and producers from “First Take” had gathered to map out that day’s show, and the worst possible scenario had come to pass — Bayless and Smith were in agreement.

During a lengthy segment discussing the dustup between Caitlin Clark and Chennedy Carter, Stephen A. Smith tried to boast about how “First Take” has extensively covered the WNBA and women’s ...

First Take wouldn’t be the same without their support.” The year-to-year ratings growth streak comes despite ESPN, like most other cable outlets, continuing to lose subscribers.

“First Take” had the largest Black audience — and the most diverse audience in general — of any ESPN show. “That, to me, said it appealed to a Black audience,” Keegan said.

“First Take” took in $76.3 million in advertising in 2019, according to Kantar, a tracker of ad spending. Viewers have continued to pay attention.

Pick a random day in March or June, and you’d be hard-pressed to find an episode of First Take and Undisputed that didn’t feature the Cowboys in the first hour. Here we are two days before the ...