Five years ago, Max McGee was working as a server at The Capital Grille and Famous Dave’s after leaving college. After 250 applications, he landed his first TV job. In October, he got an ESPN ...

Max McGee, like many young sports fans growing up, dreamt of being the person he watched on ESPN’s “SportsCenter,” but never thought it could be a reality. His dreams are coming true. The ...

Max McGee, a former anchor at WMBF News in Myrtle Beach, has been hired to anchor ESPN’s SportsCenter. He joins former WBTW TV anchor Kelsey Riggs in Bristol.

Earlier this year, ESPN parted ways with "SportsCenter" anchor Max McGee. It wasn't until this week that a report about his departure surfaced. McGee joined ESPN in 2022 after spending time at WJZ ...

BALTIMORE (WJZ)-- WJZ anchor and reporter Max McGee is getting called up to one of the premiere gigs in sports broadcasting, the anchor desk of ESPN's "SportsCenter." McGee will start his new role ...

McGee comes to ESPN from WJZ-TV, the CBS affiliate in Baltimore, Md., where he was a news and sports anchor for the past three years. McGee covered Baltimore’s professional sports teams ...

Max McGee on the set of “SportsCenter” (Photo courtesy of Kelly Backus / ESPN Images) Max McGee is living the American dream. Five years ago, he was working about 36 hours a week as a ...

Max McGee, a Temple University graduate and Cherry Hill native, has been hired by ESPN to be an anchor on the network's flagship "SportsCenter" program. McGee joins ESPN after two years covering ...

Sports Anchor Max McGee joined ESPN on Jan. 31. (Photo Courtesy) One-time Monthly Annually One-time $9 $20 $90 Other Donation amount ...

Friends and family remembered Max McGee at the Packer great's funeral. ... ESPN BET is available in states where PENN is licensed to offer sports wagering. Must be 21+ to wager.