ESPN announced today that it is expanding its sports betting content with a variety of new shows, updated roles, and more content with in-depth analysis and coverage during the upcoming football season.
NEW ROLES:
Doug Kezirian was named an ESPN Sports Betting Insider. Kezirian has been with ESPN since July, 2012, and has been the host of ESPN’s sports betting news and information program Daily Wager since its launch in March, 2019. He has spent nearly two decades immersed in the betting space, and allows the this new role for him to maximize his sources and expertise to convey valuable information and nuances to ESPN viewers.
Kezirian will remain in Las Vegas and maintain his consistent & Daily Wager presence, while increasing visibility across ESPN’s studio shows and digital platforms. That includes multiple betting columns per week on ESPN.com, such as last-minute football betting tips, an insider’s perspective and Saturday and Sunday picks. It will complement ESPN Radio programming, especially on weekends during the college football and NFL seasons.
With his expanded role, ESPN Sports Betting Analyst Tyler Fulghum is taking on the role of host for Daily Wager. Fulghum has been with ESPN since August 2020, and will continue to contribute outside of hosting Daily Wager with appearances on other shows such as SportsCenter and NBA Today.
ESPN Sports Betting Analyst Joe Fortenbaugh, who signed a new multi-year deal with ESPN, remains in his role contributing to Daily Wager and other studio shows, adding additional responsibilities to his portfolio.
Coming in January, Fortenbaugh will host a new digital show/podcast.
“Fans want sports betting content, and before and during the football season we want to provide it to them,” said Scott Clark, Vice President, Fantasy & Sports Betting Content, ESPN. “We’ve added some talented minds to the already well-respected various industry experts, and we’re introducing new creative ideas into the mix. Now we are ready to look at the situation starting with football season.”
NEW show:
In addition to Fortenbaugh’s new digital show/podcast in January, ESPN Sports Betting Analyst Erin Dolan will host Bet with Erin Dolan every Monday, a new sports betting show on Snapchat. His role will continue across ESPN’s social and digital platforms. She will make weekly appearances on Monday Tailgate, and will continue to provide sports betting analysis for Daily Wager, Bet, SportsCenter, and This Just In, among other shows.
ESPN Sports Betting Analyst Anita Marks hosts a weekly sports betting show on ESPN Radio Los Angeles from 7p-10p PT. She will continue with The Anita Marks Show on ESPN New York radio along with regular appearances on Daily Wager and Bet.
MORE CONTENT:
Outside of new roles and shows, ESPN is also beefing up its editorial content.
In addition to ESPN Betting Industry Reporter David Purdum’s Monday Highlights columns looking back on the football weekend, he will be developing more features with a betting focus.
SportsCenter Commentator and Sports Betting Analyst ‘Stanford’ Steve Coughlin and Research Producer and Sports Betting Analyst Chris ‘The Bear’ Fallica will share regular weekly pick columns on Thursdays, as well as the return of their podcast on Wednesdays, Stanford Steve & The bear.
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SportsCenter Anchor Scott Van Pelt’s popular Winners segment from SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt will be a new weekly Friday column. Also on Fridays, ESPN’s sports betting analysts will join together for a weekly NFL betting tips column.
- ESPN Fantasy & newly signed Sports Betting analyst Liz Loza will add a weekly NFL props column, a column that bridges fantasy football and sports betting in one weekly piece. See the article : Massachusetts House sports betting bill negotiator is ‘still hopeful,’ says ‘a lot can be done’ even I.
- Last but not least, Daily Wager is set for five shows and Bet is set for three programs a week for the football season.
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