After an hour of robust reflection, a continuous stream of consciousness from Connecticut sports, to his decades at ESPN, to the state of the NFL, here was Chris Berman looking up and silently watc… ...

Chris Berman of ESPN recently gave a high school graduation speech at Greenwich High School in Connecticut, and please tell me you’re not shocked to find out he actually said, “You … ...

Chris Berman is a legend amongst legends. He has more iconic catchphrases to his name—“HE COULD GO ALL THE WAY,” “Da Raiderrrrs,” “Back, back, back!”—than any other sportscaster in ...

ESPN's Chris Berman has extended his contract with the network through 2029, meaning he will reach 50 years at the Worldwide Leader.

Berman is also known for his MLB coverage at ESPN, using his expertise during 31 All-Star games and 30 World Series, including the 1989 San Francisco Earthquake.

The outspoken Berman certainly won't be apologizing for where he stands politically, as he's one of the most confident and unapologetic men in the business - and for good reason.

ESPN commentator Chris Berman checks the field as the Indianapolis Colts host the Cincinnati Bengals on Dec. 18, 2006.

At the risk of dating myself, it's hard to explain to today's youngins how big of a deal Chris Berman was when I was growing up. Heck, I still have a rental car agreement he autographed—signed ...

Chris Berman has seen ESPN grow from a fledgling network airing the American Professional Slow Pitch Softball World Series into the Worldwide Leader in Sports. Since 1979, Berman has been a ...

During a candid interview on his show, Rich Eisen thanked Chris Berman and recollected the first thing he told Boomer at ESPN.

Chris Berman will remain at ESPN through his 50th anniversary with the company, including a role in the network's Super Bowl coverage in 2027, the network announced Monday.