For decades Mark Jones has been one of the most beloved (if underappreciated) voices at ESPN on football and basketball coverage. But in a surprise announcement, he's calling it quits at the end of ...

Stephen A. Smith is no longer a journalist. That's what his ESPN colleague, Michael Wilbon, believes anyway. Smith, a former newspaper journalist who made a meteoric rise to ESPN stardom, is more of a ...

Mark Jones, a veteran animation writer and the director of B-horror comedy classics like "Leprechaun" and "Rumpelstiltskin," died on Jan. 16 in Los Angeles after a brief stay at West Hills Hospital.

Fans usually expect shakeups before the playoffs begin but not this. The biggest change is coming to the broadcast side after Mark Jones’ announcement. ESPN’s cornerstone of 36 years is preparing to ...

As a retired player and coach, Roddy White has a newfound respect for Ryan Clark - especially on the heels of Clark's removal from ESPN. Dan Le Batard has recounted this story before, but he told it ...

Mark Jones is leaving ESPN after 36 years, but he isn’t done. Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports that Jones left by choice, that he simply felt it was time, and that ESPN told him he could have ...

Sunday’s Magic at Celtics game marked not only the end of the NBA regular season for two Eastern Conference playoff contenders, but the end of an era for ESPN. Mark Jones, a stalwart at the Worldwide ...

Mark Jones’ time at ESPN is over. Jones, who’s been calling games for ESPN for 36 years, will leave the network before the playoffs, The Athletic reported Friday. His last broadcast will be Sunday’s ...

Mark Jones, the writer-director who created the "Leprechaun" film franchise following a decades-long career in TV and animation, has died after a brief hospital stay. He was 72. Jones died Friday at ...

Mark Jones has been an on-air staple on ESPN since the first Bush administration — as in George H.W. Bush, who served from 1989 to 1992. So, yeah, it's been a long time. And now, Jones says, "it's ...

Mark Jones, the writer-director who launched the long-running Leprechaun horror franchise and built a decades-spanning career across animation, television, and film, has died. He passed away on ...