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An updated ending of the @E60 doc “Being Ben” will drop this week that includes exclusive footage of @BenSimmons25 during his season-ending Achilles surgery and post. “Being Ben” can currently be viewed on ESPN+ and Disney+.
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Sunday, @E60 explores growing gender-based violence against Kenyan female runners
・Kenyan women have won 7 straight NYC Marathons
・In 3 years, 4 runners were murdered in Kenya
‘Still They Run’
10:30p ET | ESPN
More: bit.ly/3WMBxUO
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"Our primary motivation with this project is to shine light on the harsher reality that lies beneath."
ESPN reporter @SamBorden on new @E60 doc of the chilling reality Kenyan female runners face at home ➡️ bit.ly/4A6z2LK
'Still They Run'
👟Sun | 10:30p ET | ESPN
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"We've rarely heard his side."
ESPN director Julian Gooden discusses the new @E60 & @andscape doc 'Being Ben' premiering Sunday (4p ET, ESPN)
Showcasing Ben Simmons' career highs & lows, #NBA return with the @SacramentoKings & passion for fishing
More: bit.ly/4yShoLj
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After one year, five months and 27 days, Ben Simmons returned to the court on Saturday to make his #NBA preseason debut with the Kings. Simmons talks about his return, reflects on the journey to Sac & talks about his upcoming @E60 with @andscape. Story: tinyurl.com/2r9tw58k
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Ben Simmons is back - and he’s got a story to tell 👀
Watch the E60, in collaboration with Andscape: “Being Ben” October 18, 4 PM ET on ESPN
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A quarter-century ago today, Drew Bledsoe was knocked out of a game against the Jets--and nearly died. After recovering, he never reclaimed his job, but he would continue to thrive, in the NFL and in his post-football life.
On September 11, 2001, 22-year-old Michael Cammarata was the youngest member of the FDNY to die in the line of duty. The story of his life and lasting impact continues to live on through those who knew him best.
Watch ‘Living On: The Michael Cammarata Story’ now on YouTube, or on the @ESPN App along with the full E60 collection.
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⚾️ "The true impact of it all didn't really hit me until after my career was over.” — @jabbottum31 on his ascension to @MLB and iconically throwing a no-hitter for the @Yankees. ✨🏟️
🎥 Clip from our exclusive sit-down with the inspirational Jim Abbott, reporter @JeremySchaap, and director @MikeFarrellESPN from the @espn @E60 Peabody Award-winning documentary Southpaw: The Life and Legacy of Jim Abbott. 🏆
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As the Little League World Series wraps up with Nevada playing Curacao, here is a terrific story about Michael Cammarata, who played in '91 for Staten Island. From our own @Alyssa_Haduck:
espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/4974…
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When Nevada faces Curaçao in today’s @LittleLeague World Series championship, none of the players will be wearing No. 11.
The jersey has been retired in honor of former LLWS right fielder Michael Cammarata, the youngest @FDNY firefighter to die in 9/11.
espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/4974…
RT @JeremySchaap: As we approach the 25th anniversary of 9/11, @E60 wanted to tell the story of one of the heroes who was killed that day.…
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As a New Yorker and a father, I would be lying if I said working on this story didn't hit me emotionally in a very deep way.
As the 25th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, it couldn't be more important to hear the stories of heroes such as Michael Cammarata.
Since 1947, the Little League World Series has had more than 11,000 players take the field. Only one has ever had their number retired.
E60’s ‘Living On: The Michael Cammarata Story’ premieres on Wednesday August 19 at 9 PM/ET on @ESPN, streaming after on the ESPN app
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Aug. 19, @E60 tells the extraordinary story behind @LittleLeague World Series' only retired number
Honoring a former player who was the youngest @FDNY firefighter to die in the line of duty on 9/11
'L1V1NG ON: The Michael Cammarata Story'
9p ET | ESPN
🔗bit.ly/4wslTdx
In 1986, NYPD officer Steven McDonald became paralyzed after he was shot in the line of duty. A proud @NYRangers fan, McDonald was an inspiration to the team during their 1994 Stanley Cup run.
Today, New York City honored his legacy by dedicating the Police Academy in his name.
