Neil Everett and others laid off during ESPN layoffs this week
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 5:47 PM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Former SportsCenter anchor Neil Everett was informed of his layoff from the Trail Blazers via a column, rather than directly. Notable ESPN personalities Ryan Clark and Karl Ravech also experienced abrupt job losses during this week’s layoffs, with Ravech learning about his departure after a game. Concerns are raised about the treatment of employees during these cutbacks, especially given recent ownership changes in teams like the Trail Blazers. Everett, despite his layoff, maintains a positive outlook and expresses gratitude for his time with the team.
- •Neil Everett learns of his Trail Blazers layoff through media reports.
- •Ryan Clark and Karl Ravech also face abrupt layoffs at ESPN.
- •Concerns grow over the treatment of employees during layoffs.
- •Everett remains hopeful for future opportunities despite layoffs.
- •Ownership changes have led to notable broadcast staff reductions.
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"Layoffs in Portland and Bristol this week were especially cold-blooded.
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