Congratulations are in order for NBC Sports’ Maria Taylor and her husband, Jon Hemphill. On Saturday, the “Football Night in America” host, 36, announced the birth of the couple’s first ...

Maria Taylor and her husband shared they are expecting a baby boy in January 2024. Instagram/Maria Taylor “My journey to motherhood has not been a straight path.

Maria Taylor speaks during a segment prior to the 2022 Pro Hall of Fame Game between the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Las Vegas Raiders at Tom Benson Hall Of Fame Stadium on August 4, 2022 in ...

After Rachel Nichols was outed for making insensitive comments towards Maria Taylor, Taylor received a promotion and is currently hosting the pregame and halftime shows during the NBA Finals.

Maria Taylor, whose work has already included many of the biggest events in sports, joins NBC Sports beginning with the Tokyo Olympics. She comes to NBC Sports after nearly a decade at ABC/ESPN, ...

Maria Taylor has love and basketball to thank. In September 2014, the ESPN analyst and anchor was watching the Charlotte Hornets in North Carolina when a handsome stranger caught her eye in the arena.

UPDATE, 8:45: ESPN anchor Maria Taylor has finally spoken out in the wake of the controversy surrounding remarks made about her by fellow employee Rachel Nichols. Taylor posted to Twitter a ...

UPDATED, 10:30 a.m: After three days of turmoil, ESPN announced Tuesday that Maria Taylor will be hosting the network’s pregame and halftime shows for the NBA Finals.Those duties have been at ...

Maria Taylor NBAE via Getty Images Taylor’s negotiations have yet to heat up with Amazon, however NBC is expected to produce its exclusive Thursday night package that will begin in 2022-23.

Maria Taylor is leaving ESPN, the network and host announced Wednesday, two weeks after the New York Times published leaked audio of colleague Rachel Nichols suggesting Taylor’s rising profile ...

Taylor’s full 2:25 of thoughts, which were part of the opening segment on the show, has been watched by millions of viewers and passed along by people as well-known as LeBron James.

Taylor, the only female host of ESPN’s College Gameday, wants young women considering a career in sports coverage to know one very important thing: this job is yours for the taking.