In 2014, Rachel Nichols was the anointed badass of sports media. After the horrifying video surfaced of Ravens wide receiver Ray Rice brutally punching his then-girlfriend inside an Atlantic City ...

Rachel Nichols has spoken publicly for the first time to tell her side of the story about her exit from ESPN.. Nichols exited the network last year in the wake of a leaked audio recording in which ...

Rachel Nichols and ESPN are officially done, and she is free to pursue a professional comeback, The Post has learned. The settlement agreement came after Nichols had been exiled by ESPN following ...

Nichols was pulled from the air at ESPN last year after The New York Times reported on disparaging comments that Nichols, who is white, had made about a Black colleague.

Rachel Nichols basketball-journalism career has taken a new bounce. The longtime sports reporter is joining Showtime‘s sports division, where she will work on the unit’s basketball content ...

Former ESPN reporter Rachel Nichols has been hired at Showtime Basketball, the network said Friday, where she will work on content as a producer and a host.

Rachel Nichols has landed a new deal with Showtime after a controversial exit from ESPN last year. The network announced the news in a release on Friday. “We are delighted to welcome Rachel ...

Rachel Nichols — ESPN’s longtime NBA host — has been removed from coverage of the sport, and her weekday show “The Jump” has been canceled, the network confirmed Wednesday.

Veteran reporter Rachel Nichols became another victim on ESPN’s growing list of cancellations. As ESPN picked up the pace on covering race over sports, Nichols kept up with the increasingly woke ...

Matt Barnes does not believe Rachel Nichols got a fair shake at ESPN. Nichols was sidelined and later reached an exit agreement with the network after she was heard on a surreptitiously recorded ...

The part of Rachel Nichols-Maria Taylor ESPN feud that’s angering Adam Silver By . Marc Berman. Published July 7, 2021. Updated July 7, 2021, 3:36 p.m. ET. Explore More ...

Nichols returned to the air three days after audio emerged of her talking about a Black colleague, Maria Taylor. The saga is sparking new questions about ESPN’s record on race and diversity.