The break from Chris Berman yelling “back, back, back, back…Gone!” has been long enough. Bring Berman back to the MLB Home Run Derby. After noting the potential issue that ESPN might not have the ...

Chris Berman will be back, back, back for a little bit longer on the ESPN airwaves. The well-known ESPN personality told Alex Sherman on the “CNBC Sport” podcast published Thursday that he will step ...

Chris Berman has seen ESPN grow from a fledgling network airing the American Professional Slow Pitch Softball World Series into the Worldwide Leader in Sports. Since 1979, Berman has been a mainstay - ...

ESPN personality Chris Berman has shared his retirement plans. The sports commentator, 70, has been with the network for 47 years, joining ESPN just one month after its launch in 1979. In a recent ...

ESPN announced Monday that Chris Berman, the network’s longest tenured on-air employee, signed a contract extension that runs through 2029. The extension is important for two reasons. The first is ...

Chris Berman announced that he plans to retire after his current contract with ESPN ends. Berman has been with the company since 1979, and if he works through his contract, it would end following the ...

When it comes to Chris Berman, he Could...Go...All...The...Way! Legendary anchor Chris Berman, who joined ESPN just after its September 7, 1979, launch, has extended ...

Chris Berman isn’t going anywhere. Not yet, anyway. The man who made “Back, back, back… Gone!” a part of American sports culture sat down with CNBC’s Alex Sherman on the CNBC Sports podcast and ...