ESPN Daily

Been listening for quite some time now, and definitely feel like I learn something new everyday! Whether it’s football, hockey, baseball… I come away with something to help me understand sports better. And shoutout to Izzy and sharing your story on the 11/3 episode! Love to you and those in the LBGTQIA+ community 💚

Mina, yours is my go to podcast. Your humor and insight make for a most enjoyable and educating broadcast. I also love you on ATH and Highly Questionable. Keep up the great work. Lenny and you make a great team. Mina, so sorry for your listeners that you are moving on. I have looked forward everyday to hear your insights You are an amazing analyst and so happy for you that you are able to pursue your passion. Can’t wait to see you Sunday’s for your NFL analysis.

I usually love this podcast but it seems like the NBA playoffs have been almost completely ignored. It seems odd that almost every episode is about a league that’s not even in season at the moment

Bring back Pablo who invites a fun, genuine and authentic way to listen to long from podcasts. Justin does not converse with his guests; it feels like he’s reading from a script and having no fun!

This used to be my go to podcast for daily stories, interests, and developments on sports. Oh, how the mighty have fallen. The purpose as host of ESPN daily is to guide the listener through each days story, asking poignant questions to the guests, each an authority in their own field, and let their expertise and insight shine throughout the narrative. Instead Clinton Yates makes every interview about himself, his personal experiences, dislikes, and opinions. Please bring back Pablo Torre, Jeremy Schaap, or anyone who can conduct an even rudimentary interview. -Taylor Cole

This was my favorite podcast when Pablo Torre was the one and only host. He always had great evaluations of current events in sports, and he made practical connections between the challenges athletes face in sports and the challenges that we the listeners face in day-to-day life. His stories often left me with a sense of gratitude for sports. Since he left, this show has become more of a political commentary. Where Pablo made a connection between sports and the listener, Yates makes connections between sports and national politics. With few exceptions, Yates can’t help himself but to mention skin color, sexual orientation, or political affiliations. While these are important topics that aught to be mentioned in all levels of media, it plays too large of a role in this podcast. Yates does more political grandstanding than sports commentary. TLDR: This podcast has changed from sports commentary with a side of politics, to a political commentary with a side of sports. Also, please stop saying “kiddos.” It makes my ears bleed.