Bill Simmons, founder and CEO of The Ringer, who exploded onto the sports scene in 2001 with his beloved and hilarious ESPN ...

Bill Simmons believes ESPN needs to end Pardon the Interruption as soon as Tony Kornheiser and Mike Wilbon decide they don't ...

Bill Simmons is worried that ESPN will “f–k up” “Inside the NBA” when it starts airing the beloved NBA studio show next ...

Flanked by fellow NBA great Shaquille O’Neal, NBA champion Kenny Smith and host Ernie Johnson Jr., and backed by great ...

Bill Simmons and Pablo Torre clearly don’t agree on everything, but they maintain a connection via Pardon The Interruption.

ESPN star and Spotify podcast mogul, who signed a new deal with the streaming giant after making $250M for The Ringer, has ...

Bill Simmons is worried about how his former employer will handle Inside the NBA. The legendary show had its final episode on ...

How The Ringer's Bill Simmons doubled down on the Spurs potentially trading for Suns All-Star Kevin Durant. Simmons predicted ...

Probably not, but it's always possible that Barkley and the rest of the Inside crew weren't thinking about the fundamental ...

So what could be the problem with those guardrails in place? The thing that has Bill Simmons concerned is how ESPN programs its NBA studio programming, namely the insane amount of commercials and ...

The sports media mogul, during Sunday's episode of "The Bill Simmons Podcast," said he thinks ESPN is going to "f--k" the ...

Bill Simmons has a feeling things will not go well with Inside the NBA transitioning to ESPN starting next season.