ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ Comes Today Live From The University Of Florida

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ESPN’s College GameDay Built by the Home Depot will broadcast live today from Gainesville, FL.

The three-hour program will air starting at 9 a.m. live from the Plaza of the Americas.  Today’s broadcast marks the first time in since 2012 that the program has broadcast live from the University of Florida.

Today’s broadcast comes ahead of a matchup between the No. 10 Florida Gators and their SEC foes, the No. 7 Auburn Tigers. The Gators and Tigers are both undefeated coming into today’s showdown, making today’s game that much more important for each team.

Among the topics planned for discussion on today’s edition of College GameDay Built by the Home Depot are items, such as quarterback Kyle Trask’s impact as the starter for the Gators and Gus Malzahn’s play-calling duties at Auburn.

More information on today’s broadcast of College GameDay Built by the Home Depot and the SEC showdown between Florida and Auburn is available online now along with all of the latest college football headlines at:

 

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ESPN’s ‘First Take’ To Preview NFC Wild Card Matchup Live From Texas

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The National Football League kicks off its post season this weekend, and ESPN will be on hand to cover the first weekend of the playoffs.

The network announced Monday in a news release, that its hit show First Take will air live from Arlington, Texas where the Dallas Cowboys will host the Seattle Seahawks in one of the weekend’s four Wildcard matchups.  The program’s on-site broadcast marks the third time in as many months that First Take will broadcast from AT&T Stadium.

ESPN Vice President of Production David Roberts said in the release, that Friday’s broadcast will be a positive presentation.

“The energy from the fans at the previous shows in Dallas has been truly unique,” Roberts said.  “Add in that the Cowboys will be playing in a win-or-go-home Wild Card showdown this weekend, and it should make for some unforgettable moments between [Cowboys critic] Stephen A. Smith and the Dallas faithful.”

Friday’s broadcast is free and open to the public.  Doors open at 7:30 a.m. CT/8:30 a.m. ET.  The broadcast starts at 9 a.m. CT/10 a.m. ET and runs until 11 a.m. CT/noon ET.  Friday’s event will air live on ESPN and stream live via the ESPN app.

Friday’s broadcast is just one part of an extensive weekend of NFL coverage from ESPN.  The network’s Monday Night Football broadcast team will cover Saturday’s Wild Card game between the Indianapolis Colts and Houston Texans on ESPN.  Kickoff is scheduled for 4:35 p.m. ET.

In the college ranks, ESPN will broadcast the College Football Championship live Jan. 7.Clemson and Alabama will compete for college football’s top prize in the game.  Coverage is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. ET.

More information on ESPN’s NFL post season coverage is available online now at:

 

Website: http://www.espn.com/nfl

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/NFLonESPN

Twitter: http://twitter.com/ESPNNFL

 

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Twitter: http://twitter.com/espncfb

 

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ESPN To Offer Extensive Coverage Of 2018 NFL Draft

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The 2018 NFL Draft is less than a week away, and ESPN will have extensive coverage of this year’s draft from beginning to end.

This year’s broadcast of the draft marks the 39th consecutive year that ESPN will cover the draft.  It all begins with dual coverage of Round 1 next Thursday, April 26 at 8 p.m. from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX.  Trey Wingo will anchor ESPN’s broadcast of Round 1.  He will be joined by Draft Analyst Mel Kiper, Jr., ESPN NFL Front OFfice Insider Louis Riddick and ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit in his draft debut.

Also scheduled to appear throughout Round 1’s 32 picks are key contributors Todd McShay, Chris Mortensen, Adam Schefter and Suzy Kolber.

On ESPN2, Rece Davis will anchor College Football Primetime at the NFL Draft presented by Courtyard.  The broadcast is a college football themed presentation of Round 1.  Joining Davis for the broadcast will be College GameDay‘s Desmond Howard and David Pollack alongside ESPN college football analysts Joey Galloway and Booger McFarland.  Tom Rinaldi and Maria Taylor will also make appearances on the broadcast.

ESPN will also have reporters embedded with some of the teams throughout Round One.  Josina Anderson will be embedded with the Cleveland Browns while Diana Russini will be in the New York Giants’ camp.  Sal Paolantonio will be with the New York Jets while Jeff Darlington will be with the Buffalo Bills.

Rounds 2 and 3 will be simulcast April 27 on ESPN and ESPN2 while Rounds 4-7 will air April 28 on ABC and and ESPN.  Trey Wingo will anchor broadcast of Rounds 2 – 7.  He will be joined in each broadcast by Mel Kiper Jr., Todd McShay, Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter.

The full broadcast schedule for the ESPN networks’ coverage of the 2018 NFL Draft is noted below.

ESPN Programming Originating from the NFL Draft in Arlington, Texas: 

Date	Time (ET)	Show	Network(s)
Thu, Apr 26	6 a.m.	Golic and Wingo	ESPN Radio, ESPNEWS*
	3 p.m.	NFL Live Presented by Corona Extra	ESPN
	5 p.m.	College GameDay Built by The Home Depot	ESPN
	7 p.m.	NFL Draft Countdown presented by ZipRecruiter	ESPN
	8 p.m.	2018 NFL Draft Presented by Courtyard (Round 1)	ESPN, ESPN Radio
	8 p.m.	College Football Primetime at The NFL Draft presented by Courtyard (Round 1)	ESPN2
	8 p.m.	2018 NFL Draft (Round 1 in Spanish)	ESPN Deportes
Fri, Apr 27	6 a.m.	Golic and Wingo	ESPN Radio, ESPNEWS*
	3 p.m.	NFL Live Presented by Corona Extra	ESPN
	5 p.m.	College GameDay Built by The Home Depot	ESPN
	6 p.m.	NFL Draft Countdown presented by ZipRecruiter	ESPN
	7 p.m.	2018 NFL Draft Presented by Courtyard (Rounds 2-3)	ESPN/ESPN2, ESPN Radio
	7 p.m.	2018 NFL Draft (Round 2 in Spanish)	ESPN App
Sat, Apr 28	12 p.m.	2018 NFL Draft Presented by Courtyard (Rounds 4-7)	ESPN, ABC

*Golic and Wingo will also be simulcast on ESPN2 from 6-7 a.m. ET.

 

Along with coverage on television, ESPN will offer coverage online and on the radio for those who won’t be near a television during the draft.  Coverage will stream simulcast on the ESPN App.  Extra bonus content will also be available on ESPN+.

ESPN Radio will carry coverage of Round 1-3 starting April 26 at 7 p.m. ET and April 27 at 6 p.m. with Dari Nowkhah at the helm.  Nowkhah will be joined by Pro Football Hall of Famer and ESPN NFL Front Office Insider Bill Polian, reporter Ian Fitzsimmons and retied NFL star (and current ESPN new York 98.7  FM host) Chris Canty for additional commentary throughout.  Freddie Coleman will host post-draft coverage both nights at 11:30 p.m.

As if all of that coverage is not enough, ESPN Deportes will carry coverage of Round 1 while Round 2 will be available in Spanish via the ESPN App.  Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega and Miguel Pascal will be on hand for the broadcasts.  They will be joined by Alba Galindo and Keneth Garay will have additional commentary along with reporter Carlos Nava who will report live from inside AT&T Stadium.

ESPN International will carry coverage of the draft in Latin America, Brazil, the Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand, The Pacific Islands, Canada (on TSN), and Africa (on Kwese).  All three days of the draft will air on ESPN International in Mexico and Central America, with the first two days being broadcast entirely in Spanish.

Only the first day of the draft will be carried in Spanish throughout South America, save for Brazil, where the first two days will be broadcast in Portugese. All three days will be broadcast live across the Caribbean and Pacific Rim.

All broadcasts will be simulcast online via broadband players in Brazil, Australia, New Zealand and Pacific Islands.  Viewers in the Caribbean and Spanish-speaking Latin America can stream the draft online via ESPN Play.

More information on the ESPN networks’ coverage of the 2018 NFL Draft is available online now along with all of the latest NFL headlines at:

 

Website: http://www.espn.com/nfl

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/NFLonESPN

Twitter: http://twitter.com/ESPNNFL

 

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ESPN Announces Early Details For 2018 MEAC/SWAC Challenge

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ESPN, the worldwide leader in sports, has added another matchup to its already extensive 2018 college football broadcast schedule.

The network has added the MEAC/SWAC Challenge to its annual college football broadcast schedule.  The early season game is a matchup of teams from two Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).  This year’s showdown will pit N.C. Central (MEAC) against Prairie View A&M (SWAC) Sept. 2 at Pete Petit Field at Georgia State Stadium.

The game is one of a number of games owned and operated by ESPN Events.  Terms of the deal between ESPN and other involved parties will see ESPN carry the game for the next three years on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend, the traditional opening weekend of the annual college football season.

2018 marks the 14th year that the MEAC/SWAC Challenge has been held.  It also marks the return of the game to a neutral field instead of either team’s home field.

Adding to the interest of this year’s game is that it will be played in the same city as the Celebration Bowl, which features the MEAC and SWAC champions facing off in a bowl-season opening championship game.  This year’s Celebration Bowl is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 15 at Mercedez Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA.  It will be played live on one of ESPN’s networks, which will be announced at a later date.

John Grant, ESPN Events’ Celebration Bowl Executive Director said in a recent interview that placing the MEAC/SWAC Challenge in the same city as the Celebration Bowl made common sense.

“In addition to being a hotbed for college football fandom, Atlanta is a culturally diverse city, with a rich history of HBCU education and excellence,” Grant said.  “To begin the HBCU football season in the same city it concludes in, will give fans two vibrant touchpoints for the excitement and pageantry of these matchups.”

MEAC Commissioner Dennis Thomas and SWAC Interim Commissioner Edgar Gantt both agreed.

“I am proud to continue this extraordinary event that showcases the excellent student-athletes and coaches from both the MEAC and the SWAC on a national stage,” Thomas said.  “We have a tremendous partnership with ESPN and we appreciate all of their efforts on behalf of both conferences.”

Gantt echoed those sentiments.

“The MEAC/SWAC Challenge is a great contest that our coaches and student-athletes look forward to competing in year after year,” Gantt said.  “ESPN Events has done a wonderful job in making sure the MEAC/SWAC Challenge is a first-class event that ultimately sets the stage for the road back to Atlanta.”

More information on the MEAC/SWAC Challenge is available online now at:

 

Website: http://www.meacswacchallenge.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/MEACSWACChallenge

Twitter: http://twitter.com/MEAC_SWAC

 

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ESPN Networks Announce College Football Week 2 Broadcast Schedule

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ESPN and its networks have announced their broadcast schedules for the second week of the 2017 – 18 college football season.

The networks have a full slate of games for Week 2 that will be capped off Sept. 9  on ABC by a matchup of No. 5 Oklahoma and No. 2 Ohio State at 7:30 p.m. ET on Saturday Night Football presented by Wells Fargo.  No. 3 Clemson will host No. 13 Auburn at 7 p.m. on ESPN the same night.

Saturday night’s schedule is only part of the ESPN networks’ Week 2 college football schedule.  Sam Houston State was on the road Thursday against Prairie View A&M on ESPN.

Memphis and UCF are scheduled to face off Friday at 6:30 p.m. on ESPNU as a result of Hurricane Irma.  Over on ESPN2, No. 11 Oklahoma will be on the road against South Alabama beginning at 8 p.m.

Saturday’s schedule starts at 10:30 a.m. ET as South Florida faces UConn on ESPNNEWS due to the impacts of Hurricane Irma.  The Cincinnati Bearcats are scheduled to face No. 8 Michigan live on ABC beginning at noon. Also scheduled for high noon are matchups between North Carolina and No. 17 Louisville on ESPN; Iowa at Iowa State on ESPN2; Northwestern at Duke on ESPNU and a number of other games.

The networks’ full schedule for the weekend is noted below.

ESPN’s Networks Week 2 Schedule as of 10 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 7

Date	Time (ET)	Game	Network
Thur, Sept. 7	7:30 p.m.	Sam Houston State at Prairie View A&M Eric Clemons, Jay Walker	ESPNU
Fri, Sept. 8	6:30 p.m.	Memphis at UCF	ESPNU
	8 p.m.	No. 11 Oklahoma State at South Alabama Adam Amin, Dusty Dvoracek, Molly McGrath	ESPN2
Sat, Sept. 9	10:30 a.m.	No. 21 South Florida at UConn Mike Corey, Rene Ingoglia	ESPNEWS
	Noon	Cincinnati at No. 8 Michigan Bob Wischusen, Brock Huard, Allison Williams	ABC
		No. 17 Louisville at North Carolina Dave Pasch, Greg McElroy, Tom Luginbill	ESPN
		Iowa at Iowa State Jason Benetti, Kelly Stouffer, Julia Stewart-Binks	ESPN2
		Northwestern at Duke Mike Couzens, John Congemi	ESPNU
		Eastern Kentucky at Kentucky Taylor Zarzour, Andre Ware, Olivia Harlan	SEC Network
		Tennessee-Martin at Ole Miss Mike Morgan, Barrett Jones, Richard Cross	SEC Network Alternate
		Northern Colorado at No. 22 Florida Joel Meyers, Brian Kinchen,	SEC Network +
		Louisiana-Monroe at No. 10 Florida State	ACC Network Extra
	12:30 p.m.	Jacksonville at Georgia Tech	ACC Network Extra
	1 p.m.	Wake Forest at Boston College Robert Lee, Matt Chatham	ACC Network Extra
	3 p.m.	UAB at Ball State Jim Barbar, Hutson Mason	ESPN3
	3:30 p.m.	Pittsburgh at No. 4 Penn State Joe Tessitore, Todd Blackledge, Holly Rowe	ABC
		Fresno State at No. 1 Alabama Adam Amin, Anthony Becht, Rocky Boiman	ESPN2
		Indiana at Virginia Dave Weekley, John Gregory	ESPNU
		San Jose State at Texas Lowell Galindo, Ahmad Brooks, Kris Budden	Longhorn Network
		Howard at Kent State Michael Reghi, Jerod Cherry	ESPN3
		Eastern Illinois at Northern Illinois Jordan Bernfield, Marcus Ray	ESPN3
		Savannah State at Appalachian State Brock Bowling, Stan Lewter	ESPN3
		Austin Peay at Miami (Ohio) Jeff McCarrigher, Bobby Carpenter	ESPN3
		Villanova at Temple Greg Mescall, Tyoka Jackson	ESPN3
		Middle Tennessee at Syracuse Doug Sherman, Doug Graber	ACC Network Extra
		Delaware at Virginia Tech Drew Fellios, Forrest Conoly	ACC Network Extra
	4 p.m.	Indiana State vs. No. 25 Tennessee David Neal, Matt Stinchcomb, Dawn Davenport	SEC Network
		Alabama A&M vs. Vanderbilt Mark Neely, Jay Walker, Desmond Purnell	SEC Network Alternate
		Louisiana at Tulsa David Saltzman, George Wrighster	ESPN3
		New Hampshire at Georgia Southern Matt Stewart, Wayne Gandy	ESPN3
	6 p.m.	South Dakota at Bowling Green Dan Dutowsky, Watson Brown	ESPN3
		Alabama State at Troy Tiffany Greene, Rene Nadeau	ESPN3
		Marshall at NC State Kevin Fitzgerald, Dustin Fox	ACC Network Extra
	6:30 p.m.	Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Akron David Wilson, Travis Tannahill	ESPN3
	7 p.m.	No. 13 Auburn at No. 3 Clemson Steve Levy, Brian Griese, Todd McShay	ESPN
		South Carolina at Missouri Anish Shroff, Mike Golic, Jr, Roddy Jones	ESPN2
		Nicholls at Texas A&M Roy Philpott, Tom Ramsey	ESPNU
		North Texas at SMU David Raymond, Stanford Routt	ESPN3
		Toledo at Nevada Trey Bender, Jay Taylor	ESPN3
	7:30 p.m.	No. 5 Oklahoma at No. 2 Ohio State TV: Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Maria Taylor Radio: Bill Rosinski, Dusty Dvoracek, Ian Fitzsimmons	ABC and ESPN Radio
		Chattanooga vs. No. 12 LSU Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers, Cole Cubelic	SEC Network
	8:30 p.m.	No. 14 Stanford at No. 6 USC Marc Kestecher, David Norrie	ESPN Radio
	9 p.m.	UNLV at Idaho	ESPN3
	10:15 p.m.	Utah at BYU Mike Patrick, Tommy Tuberville, Paul Carcaterra	ESPN2
	10:30 p.m.	Boise State at No. 20 Washington State Mark Jones, Rod Gilmore, Quint Kessenich	ESPN,
		Houston at Arizona Clay Matvick, Kirk Morrison	ESPNU

 

Due to Irma’s projected path, this weekend’s game between No. 16 Miami and No. 10 Florida State has been canceled. Indiana and Virginia will face off in place of that game.

Louisiana-Monroe and No. 10 Florida State has also been impacted by Irma.  It has been pushed up to a noon start time Saturday as a non-exclusive game on ACC Network Extra.

Northern Colorado and No. 22 Florida has also been impacted by Irma.  It has been moved to noon Saturday and will be streamed exclusively on the SEC Network+.  Along with that move, Chattanooga at No. 12 LSU has been moved from SEC Network Alternate to SEC Network.

The last of the games currently affected by Irma is Saturday’s game between New Hampshire at Georgia Southern.  That game has been moved to a 4 p.m. start time and will be played at Legion Field in Birmingham, Alabama.  It will be broadcast live on ESPN3.

More information on the ESPN networks’ College Football Week 2 coverage schedule is available online now along with all of the latest college football news at:

 

 

 

Website: http://www.espn.com/college-football

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Twitter: http://twitter.com/espncfb

 

 

 

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ESPN Announces Week 1 NFL Broadcast Schedule

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ESPN has announced the broadcast schedule for the opening week of the National Football League’s 2017 – ’18 season.

The network will open Week 1 with Samantha Ponder and Rex Ryan making their debut appearances on Sunday NFL Countdown Sept. 10.  The three-hour program will air at 10 a.m. ET on ESPN and will also feature appearances by analysts Matt Hasselbeck, Randy Moss and Charles Taylor.  Also expected to appear for the broadcast will be ESPN Insiders Chris Mortensen, Louis Riddick, Adam Schefter and senior fantasy sports analyst Matthew Berry.

Sal Paolantonio will have all of the latest pre-game reports on the Eagles-Redskins matchup while Diana Russini is scheduled to report on the Raiders – Titans showdown. ESPN Radio will carry the prior game live Sunday at noon as part of a double header schedule that also includes a live broadcast of the Colts and Rams at 4 p.m.

Jeff Darlington and Dan Graziano will report on matchups between the Jags and Texans and the Steelers and Browns respectively.

Josina Anderson will be on site for the Seahawks and Packers while Jim Trotter will have all of the latest pre-game headlines from the site of the Giants – Cowboys matchup. Graziano’s appearance and that of Russini will be debut appearances for each reporter on Sunday NFL Countdown.

Monday Night Football rounds out ESPN’s Week 1 NFL coverage with a special double header schedule on Sept. 11. The first game on the night will see the Vikings playing host to the Saints in Minneapolis while Denver will host San Diego in the night’s second game.

Sean McDonough will have the call for the night’s lead-off game and will be joined in the booth by Jon Gruden for more commentary.  Lisa Salters will be on the sidelines with all of the latest news and interviews throughout the game.

Beth Mowins will make her MNF debut as she calls the night’s second game, which is set to start at 10:15 p.m. ET.  She will be joined by Ryan for additional commentary.  ESPN Deportes’ Sergio Dipp will be on the sidelines for all of the game’s latest news and interviews.

ESPN2 will carry a Spanish simulcast of MNF while both games will be streamed online via the ESPN app.

Before Monday night’s first kickoff, Suzy Kolber will host a two-hour edition of Monday Night Countdown beginning at 5 p.m. ET.  She will be joined by Matt Hasselbeck, Randy Moss, Charles Woodson and Steve Young live from US Bank Stadium for additional commentary.

ESPN NFL Insiders Chris Mortensen, Adam Schefter and Louis Riddick will join them live from ESPN’s studios in Bristol, CT.  Features reporter Michelle Beisner-Buck will be in Denver and will present a profile on former Chargers Public Relations Director Bill Johnston.

Johnson made the difficult decision during the offseason to vacate his position with the team so that he could stay in San Diego as his wife battles Huntington’s Disease, which she has battled since 1999.  According to the Mayo Clinic, Huntington’s Disease is a genetic disease that causes brain cells to degenerate over time, causing problems with the patient’s “functional abilities” and “usually results in movement, thinking and psychiatric disorders.”

Along with all of its coverage on television and radio, ESPN Magazine’s brand new 2017 NFL Preview Issue, due to hit newsstands Sept. 8 will have projections for every team in the league.  Fantasy Football Now will have up-to-the-minute reports from every game Sunday, too.

More information on ESPN’s Week 1 NFL coverage is available online along with all of the latest NFL headlines at:

 

 

 

Website: http://www.espn.com/nfl

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/NFLonESPN

Twitter: http://twitter.com/ESPNNFL

 

 

 

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ESPN Announces Major League Soccer 2017 Season Broadcast Schedule

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ESPN has announced its Major League Soccer 2017 broadcast schedule.

ESPN and its family of networks will broadcast 31 MLS games this season.  The networks’ schedule opens Sunday, March 5 as the Orlando City SC takes on the New York City FC.  Broadcast begins at 5 p.m. ET.

ESPN’s broadcast of the game marks the first time that Orlando’s soccer team will have played a full game in the new Orlando City Stadium.  ESPN Deportes will simulcast the game, which will feature a number of the league’s top international stars.  They include Brazil’s Kaka, Italy’s Antonio Nocerino (Orlando), Spain’s David Villa and Italy’s Andrea Pirlo (New York City).

Games will be broadcast each Sunday through June. On ESPN and its networks.  Each game will be simulcast on ESPN Deportes.  ESPN will present a special Friday broadcast of Real Salt Lake City FC vs. the Orlando City SC on June June 30 at 9:30 p.m. Games will vary between Friday, Saturday and Sunday through the remainder of the season.  The full schedule for the ESPN networks’ coverage of the MLS 2017 season is noted below.

ESPN’s 2017 MLS Schedule

(Schedule Subject to Change)

Date	Time (ET)	Match	Networks
Sun, March 5	5 p.m.	Orlando City SC vs. New York City FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, March 12	5 p.m.	Minnesota United FC vs. Atlanta United FC	ESPN2, ESPN Deportes
Sun, April 2	9 p.m.	Portland Timbers vs. New England Revolution	ESPN2, ESPN Deportes
Sun, April 9	4 p.m.	Orlando City SC vs. New York Red Bulls	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Fri, April 14	7 p.m.	Philadelphia Union vs. New York City FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, April 23	4 p.m.	Los Angeles Galaxy vs. Seattle Sounders FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sat, May 6	4 p.m.	Seattle Sounders FC vs. Toronto FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, May 14	4 p.m.	Portland Timbers vs. Atlanta United FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, May 21	5 p.m.	Minnesota United FC vs. Los Angeles Galaxy	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, May 28	5 p.m.	Atlanta United FC vs. New York City FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sat, June 3	5 p.m.	Sporting Kansas City vs. Minnesota United FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sat, June 17	1 p.m.	New York City FC vs. Seattle Sounders FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, June 18	5 p.m.	Philadelphia Union vs. New York Red Bulls	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, June 25	4 p.m.	Portland Timbers vs. Seattle Sounders FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Fri, June 30	9:30 p.m.	Real Salt Lake City FC vs. Orlando City SC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sat, July 1	7 p.m.	Sporting Kansas City vs. Portland Timbers	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Fri, July 21	7 p.m.	Orlando City SC vs. Atlanta United FC	ESPN2, ESPN Deportes
Sat, July 22	4 p.m.	Minnesota United FC vs. New York Red Bulls	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sat, July 29	TBD	Los Angeles Galaxy vs. Seattle Sounders	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, July 30	2 p.m.	Toronto FC vs. New York City FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, Aug 6	4 p.m.	Portland Timbers vs. Los Angeles Galaxy	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, Aug 13	6 p.m.	Atlanta United FC vs. Minnesota United FC	ESPN2, ESPN Deportes
Sat, Aug 19	4 p.m.	Atlanta United FC vs. Los Angeles Galaxy	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Fri, Aug 25	7 p.m.	New York Red Bulls vs. New York City FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, Aug 27	4:30 p.m.	Montreal Impact vs. Toronto FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, Sep 10	1 p.m.	Columbus Crew SC vs. Sporting Kansas City	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, Sep 17	1 p.m.	New York Red Bulls vs. Philadelphia Union	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, Sept 24	1 p.m.	Sporting Kansas City vs. Los Angeles Galaxy	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, Oct 1	1 p.m.	Philadelphia Union vs. Seattle Sounders FC	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, Oct 15	3 p.m.	TBD – Week 33 Flexible Scheduling	ESPN, ESPN Deportes
Sun, Oct 22	4 p.m.	TBD – Decision Day	ESPN, ESPN Deportes

 

More information on the ESPN networks’ coverage of the MLS 2017 season is available online now along with all of the latest MLS headlines at:

 

 

 

Website: http://www.espnfc.us

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ESPNFC

 

 

 

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