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ESPN names new 'First Take' host

New Host of ESPN’s ‘First Take’ Has Been Named

ESPN has officially named Shae Cornette as the new host of “First Take,” following the departure of long-time anchor Molly Qerim in September, according to Front Office Sports. Cornette, who has been a familiar face on ESPN since 2020,

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Who Is Shae Cornette? The New Host of ESPN's First Take

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ESPN names new ‘First Take’ host: ‘Ready to step into this role’

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Shae Cornette’s husband hints at challenges she faced to get to ESPN’s ‘First Take’: ‘Beyond wild stuff’

Jordan Cornette, who has been married to the ESPN personality since 2019, took to social media to congratulate his partner — and seemingly threw shade at people who “never made it easy.”

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ESPN names replacement for Molly Qerim on ‘First Take’

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ESPN hires new host to replace Molly Qerim on ‘First Take’

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Who is Shae Cornette? Meet ESPN's New 'First Take' Host

Cornette is the co-founder of “Fashion’s Fight Against Cancer,” a fundraising event that has contributed more than $200,000 to the fight against pediatric cancer.

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ESPN Finalizes Pick For Molly Qerim's Replacement On 'First Take'

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ESPN chooses Molly Qerim's 'First Take' replacement, per report

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ESPN anchor Shae Cornette to take over as 'First Take' host, replacing CT native Molly Qerim

ESPN has chosen Shae Cornette to take over as host of "First Take," the morning show that features Stephen A. Smith. The network made the announcement in a release on Thursday. Hearst Corp., the parent company of CT Insider and Hearst Connecticut Media Group, has a 20 percent stake in ESPN.

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SportsCenter anchor chosen as new host for ESPN First Take

ESPN has its replacement for Molly Qerim on First Take. SportsCenter anchor Shae Cornette has been hired to host the show, the network announced Thursday morning. Cornette’s first day as the new host of First Take is set for Monday, Nov. 3.

Men's Journal

Beloved Former ESPN Anchor Returning to 'SportsCenter' After 2 Decades

For the first time in over 20 years, Rich Eisen will be anchoring an episode of ESPN’s SportsCenter. ESPN made the announcement on Monday morning and revealed that Eisen will be taking the reins of the 11 p.m. ET showing on the same day. It isn’t clear ...