This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. After nearly a decade at ESPN, “SportsCenter” anchor Elle Duncan is leaving the network to become Netflix’s lead ...

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Elle Duncan, who is known for sitting behind the SportsCenter desk, is getting out in the world to the tallest building in Taiwan as part of a multi-year deal with Netflix. Duncan left ESPN earlier ...

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ESPN is reportedly gearing up to replace Elle Duncan from in-house. Veteran ESPN host Malika Andrews has emerged as the frontrunner to replace Duncan as the network’s lead WNBA studio host, Ryan ...

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Netflix is set to hire Elle Duncan, ESPN's on-air talent, to be its first full-time sports personality, marking a significant step in its expansion into live sports, according to a report by The ...

Duncan has been a face of ESPN's coverage and network events in recent years. Manoli Figetakis / Getty Images ESPN and Elle Duncan will fully part ways as she moves to Netflix to become the new face ...

Elle Duncan will reportedly leave ESPN to pursue a new sports media opportunity. The Athletic's Andrew Marchand reported Tuesday that Duncan will "fully part ways" with ESPN to become the "new face" ...