Thankfully, ESPN uploaded most of the postgame show from Scott Van Pelt so you can see interviews with Finals MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault.

Sports broadcaster Scott Van Pelt watches a shot by Ohio State during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game against Maryland, Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020, in College Park, Md. (AP Photo ...

And so far this year, the show is clearly resonating with viewers. According to ESPN PR, SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt is ...

Currently, postgame duties are handled by Scott Van Pelt as the A-block for his nightly SportsCenter, but it’d be insane for ESPN to license the show out and not actually have Inside the NBA ...

Listen to the best highlights of the show below! ... Scott Van Pelt offers his insights on Jordan Spieth's hot start at the Masters, Tiger Woods' performance and more. Listen.

On a very inside sports media note, I’m going to guess ESPN doesn’t 100% love that SVP mocks another network because all of the graphics for the game say, “Real or Fake TV Shows” and it ...

The excitement over the Washington Commanders' revival in the nation's capital has been palpable, even on ESPN's signature ...

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ESPN host Scott Van Pelt joined The Dan Patrick Show to preview the 89th edition of the tournament and discussed the potential introduction of a shot clock in golf.

SVP's show frequently features an immediate postgame interview with the star of the game, which is also the turf of "Inside the NBA." Doing both shows at the same time on different ESPN networks ...

At this year’s National Restaurant Association Show, some of the industry’s leading executives stopped by FSR and QSR magazine’s booth to chat about the landscape—what they’re seeing, hearing, and ...

Scott Van Pelt, the much-beloved ... The camera cut back to show a sneering Hurts relishing the moment. "I mean, I'm OK. Hey, we'll see you down here in a little bit," Van Pelt shot back.