Tony Kornheiser acknowledged the late Pete ... “Pete Rose was a sportswriter’s dream,” Kornheiser ... Rose settled with the young woman in court in 2017. Kornheiser didn’t gloss over those ...

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This was, if memory serves, 1978 or 1979. I was a kid sportswriter at The Post; Tony Kornheiser was a slightly older kid sportswriter at the New York Times. We had separately agreed that afternoon … ...

The most anticipated personnel move of the 2006 NFL season may not be Terrell Owens to the Dallas Cowboys or even Jay Cutler’s rookie season with the Broncos, but rather the debut of Tony ...

“Pardon the Interruption” fans rejoice. The iconic ESPN show isn’t going anywhere – for now. Hosted by sports media legends Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser, the afternoon program has ...

Kornheiser’s biggest fear is that the people who listen to him on ESPN 980 won’t be able to find him when he leaves radio. Blackistone: In remembrance of Muhammad Ali, let’s not forget his ...

Tony Kornheiser, the famous co-host of the ESPN television program "Pardon the Interruption," considers himself to be very lucky to live the life he lives. In a presentation that was mostly in a ...

Tony Kornheiser is leaving the booth, "step[ping] aside", in the parlance of Chris Mortensen. Everyone's favorite old man sportswriter cites the burden of travel , specifically his Madden-sized ...

What has escaped scrutiny is his sports-page columns, which have turned to egotistical mush. Take one last week in which Kornheiser wrote about how he suffered at a game in Jacksonville because of a ...