Ben Axelrod is a sports journalist at NBC's Cleveland affiliate, WKYC. With extensive experience covering a range of topics including NFL, college sports, and sports broadcasting, he has established a strong presence in the sports media landscape. Ben's work has been featured in various outlets including WTOL 11, KVUE MEDIA, and Bleacher Report.
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Ben Axelrod's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football and wrestling. He also covers entertainment news related to media and broadcasting. His articles feature breaking news, expert commentary, and event coverage.
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Following the benching of Daniel Jones, Drew Lock admitted he was confused why he wasn't named the New York Giants' starting quarterback.
ESPN content president Burke Magnus announced that NBA analyst Hubie Brown is in his final season with the network.
ESPN content president Burke Magnus said that the network has 'no plans' to put Stephen A. Smith on 'Inside the NBA.'
By: Ben Axelrod
on LeBron James took to social media on Wednesday to announce that he's taking a break from social media.
on Get ready for more Jason Kelce on ESPN airwaves. Appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Thursday, the former Philadelphia Eagles
on It's been five months since the Los Angeles Lakers hired JJ Redick as their head coach and ESPN has yet to find a full-time replacement for the now-former analyst.
ESPN's Jason Kelce was confronted by an angry autograph-seeker outside of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' on Thursday night.
According to NFL Chief Media and Business Officer Brian Rolapp, the league will 'lean' into streaming with its next NFL Draft rights deal.
By: Ben Axelrod
According to The Washington Post, NBC is frustrated with its Big Ten contract, which is still hasn't officially signed.
Taking to social media, Steve Levy responded to a viral newspaper headline typo that diagnosed C.J. Mosley with a "herniated dick."
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