Netflix (NFLX) has hired ESPN (DIS) anchor Elle Duncan as its first on-air sports host in a multiyear deal, Variety’s Todd Spangler reports.

After years of working at ESPN, Elle Duncan has moved to Netflix as the livestreaming platform expands its sports coverage.

Duncan joined SportsCenter in 2016 and also hosted College GameDay Women’s Basketball and WNBA Countdown as well as The Elle ...

Duncan joined ESPN in 2016, where she hosted the 6 p.m. ET edition of “SportsCenter.” At the Disney-owned sports giant, she ...

After recently leaving ESPN to take on a significant live sportscasting and media role with Netflix, we now know what Elle Duncan’s first gig will be with the streaming network. MORE: Longtime ESPN, ...

Elle Duncan has signed a multi-year deal with Netflix to host its sports and other cultural live events. The streamer made the announcement on Thursday. Duncan had been with ESPN since 2016, where she ...

Elle Duncan anchored her final episode of SportsCenter on Tuesday night after nearly a decade with ESPN. Her colleagues gave ...

ESPN has moved quickly to replace Elle Duncan, reportedly awarding the fast-rising Christine Williamson to two of Duncan’s ...

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 ...

With Elle Duncan leaving ESPN to join Netflix's growing portfolio of sports content, The Worldwide Leader in Sports needs a new WNBA studio host. They may have found the right woman for the job.