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ESPN OFFICIALLY REPLACED ‘THE JUMP’ WITH ‘NBA TODAY’ HOSTED BY MALIKA ANDREWS
AND WILL HAVE A PREMIERE ON RACHEL NICHOLS’ BIRTHDAY

By Tyrrell Rivero
Posted on September 21, 2021
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After months of controversy involving leaked audio and conversations about
diversity, ESPN has announced a new show to replace its Rachel Nichols-fronted
daily NBA flagship, The Jump.

The new show will be called simply NBA Today and is to be hosted by ESPN’s ace
NBA reporter Malika Andrews. The new show will also feature commentary from
regular Jump analysts Kendrick Perkins, Vince Carter, and Zach Lowe as well as
reporting from Jump mainstays Adrian Wojnarowski and Ramona Shelburne.

In a statement released by ESPN Andrews said, “It’s an incredible time to cover
the NBA – a league that is full of characters and stories that have resonance
far beyond the sports world. Our goal every day is to deliver information and
analysis to our viewers that can’t be gleaned anywhere else. I’m so excited to
showcase the league and the talented reporters, analysts, and insiders on our
team.”

The new show is part of the 26-year-old’s multi-year contract extension. It is
set to debut on October 18th, which is also Nichols’ birthday.

> Let’s do this! https://t.co/0qPXQMi5iF
>
> — Malika Andrews (@malika_andrews) September 20, 2021

In a leaked audio-video, Nichols could be heard on a phone call implying that
former ESPN broadcaster Maria Taylor received an ESPN gig she claimed was
initially meant for her, because Taylor is black and the network was “feeling
pressure” about its “crappy longtime record on diversity.”

Nichols later issued a tearful apology during an episode of “The Jump.”

Taylor never addressed the situation directly, rather she decided to not renew
her contract and instead struck a mega deal with NBC.

The final episode of The Jump will be October 8th.

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