ESPN sideline reporter Lisa Salters has been away from the NBA Finals for three games now as she tends to a personal matter concerning her mom. Something her colleague Mike Breen touched on in the ...

After a disastrous season that saw the 76ers finish with a 24-58 record, their fans were relying on the offseason to offer a beacon of hope. Things looked brighter when the Sixers selected guard VJ ...

Lisa Salters: Kareem and his people reached out to ESPN, I’m not exactly sure who. I got a call at 5:30 [Saturday night] — I was at a video arcade with my five-and-a-half-year-old son ...

Lisa Salters missed an NBA Finals game due to a 'personal matter' with her long-term partner in Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White also being away from her team for a game ...

Longtime ESPN sideline reporter Lisa Salters is set to return to her usual role with the network’s coverage of the NBA Finals. ESPN has announced that Salters will return from her three-game ...

Stan Kroenke is interviewed by Lisa Salters after the Nuggets on the NBA Finals. NBAE via Getty Images. But trophy presentations should be nothing new to Kroenke, who also owns the Colorado ...

Lisa Salters usually appears as a sideline reporter on “Monday Night Football” on ESPN alongside broadcasters Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. Unfortunately, she was absent for the Baltimore Ravens ...

If you’re reading this column, you are likely familiar with Lisa Salters, given her work over the past 10 seasons on “Monday Night Football.” Though multiple play-by-play and analyst changes ...

ESPN's Lisa Salters was caught of guard when Packers star Rashan Gary crashed her interview with Jordan Love, scaring her by screaming into the mic.

ESPN sideline reporter Lisa Salters won't be on the Game 2 broadcast at the Paycom Center. Jorge Sedano will instead take her place, talking to coaches and players as the Thunder try to even up ...

The backstory: Two days ago ESPN sideline reporter Lisa Salters did an interview on The Rich Eisen Show and talked about only now becoming familiar with Nikola Jokić since she’s covering the ...

Beth Mowins, Doris Burke, and Lisa Salters will serve as the broadcast crew for ESPN’s first national game led entirely by women on Wednesday night in Salt Lake City.