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Clarkston Adds New Ryan Specialty Holdings Stake, $10M — Jul 24, 2026Clarkston Capital Partners LLC initiated a new position in Ryan Specialty Holdings and reduced stakes in Affiliated Managers Group, The Middleby Corporation, Align Technology, and Post Holdings during the first quarter, reflecting a broad portfolio reallocation across the fund’s holdings.

Bosa Reacts to Ryan Clark’s ESPN Firing — Jul 24, 2026Amid ESPN’s cost-cutting layoffs that saw Ryan Clark leave the network, Nick Bosa publicly reacted on X to the news, marking his first post in years and signaling approval of Clark’s departure. Clark had previously criticized Bosa for wearing a MAGA hat, a clash that has continued to color media and fan reactions to Clark’s exit.

Ryan Clark’s ESPN Exit Reportedly Comes as Network Prepares for Super Bowl Coverage — Jul 21, 2026Ryan Clark reportedly learned he was being laid off while appearing on ESPN's live edition of "NFL Live" on Monday, abruptly ending a decade-long run with the sports giant. Clark had spent most of the program appearing…

ESPN Fires Ryan Clark Amid Broad LayoffsSports — Jul 20, 2026ESPN has cut ties with former Steelers safety and current analyst Ryan Clark as part of a wave of layoffs ahead of its first Super Bowl coverage, signaling significant staffing shifts at the network. Clark, one of ESPN's highest-paid on-air talents at about $2 million per year and a regular on First Take and The Pivot, joined ESPN in 2015 and had been central to NFL coverage and Super Bowl plans.

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Pat McAfee Breaks Silence on ESPN Layoffs as Ryan Clark, Cam Newton Exit — Jul 21, 2026Pat McAfee is pushing back against criticism that his expensive ESPN deal is contributing to the network's latest round of layoffs. According to the New York Post , McAfee addressed the backlash Tuesday after ESPN…

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Charles Davis reportedly exits NFL NetworkSports — Jul 21, 2026Charles Davis, a long-time NFL Network and ESPN analyst, was let go in the latest round of layoffs tied to ESPN's integration of NFL assets. He will become CBS's lead Big Ten college football analyst this fall, replacing Gary Danielson, while the cuts also impacted other on-air figures including Ryan Clark, Tom Pelissero, Karl Ravech, David Lloyd, and Stephania Bell.

Disney plans hundreds of job cuts across divisionsBusiness — Jul 21, 2026The Walt Disney Co. is cutting hundreds of jobs across corporate functions, ESPN, Disney Entertainment Television, and film studios as part of its One Disney restructuring led by Josh D’Amaro, with Pixar set to bear the largest number of cuts and National Geographic the hardest-hit unit within DET, including some on-air ESPN talent such as Karl Ravech and Ryan Clark among those affected. The layoffs are happening in multiple rounds tied to recent corporate streamlining and asset integrations, as Disney seeks a more agile, technologically enabled workforce.

ESPN Layoffs Hit Karl Ravech in Bristol — Jul 21, 2026ESPN is conducting another round of layoffs, with Karl Ravech reportedly exiting after a long ESPN tenure as a Baseball Tonight host and Sunday Night Baseball lead announcer, following the earlier dismissal of NFL analyst Ryan Clark. The sweeping cuts come amid ESPN’s baseball rights reshuffle and broader integration with the NFL Network, with multiple outlets confirming Ravech’s departure.