The last leg of his whirlwind tour ends up close to home in Pennsylvania, where he’ll be hosting SportsCenter from the Little ...

SportsCenter's 50 States in 50 Days campaign is wrapping up with Pa. native Kevin Negandhi at the Little League World Series.

Kevin Negandhi, a Phoenixville native and Temple University graduate, is now almost in his 19th year at ESPN, and has never been busier in his career, writes Rob Tornoe for The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Next month, former ESPN colleagues Adrian Wojnarowski and Kevin Negandhi will team up once again, this time to support their respective alma maters’ NIL efforts. The pair spent 2017-2024 ...

At halftime of Saturday night’s game between LSU and Texas A&M, McFarland and Kevin Negandhi were showing highlights of some of the day’s other games. One such game was the Crimson Tide’s 34 ...

After some confusion Monday night generated by ESPN's Kevin Negandhi — a Temple product and Philly fan himself — saying midway through the lottery that Philadelphia had lost their pick, the ...

Kevin Negandhi has been a fixture on ESPN's "SportsCenter" since he joined the network in 2006. On Saturday morning, he was able to share a moment with his kids that he'll never forget.

ESPN sports betting analyst Joe Fortenbaugh was a guest Friday on "SportsCenter" with hosts Kevin Negandhi and Elle Duncan. Fortenbaugh picked three college football games that he likes Saturday.

Next month, former ESPN colleagues Adrian Wojnarowski and Kevin Negandhi will team up once again, this time to support their respective alma maters’ NIL efforts. The pair spent 2017-2024 ...

Anchor Kevin Negandhi got a bit confused when he saw the Toronto Raptors and Brooklyn Nets had been jumped and assumed that the Sixers pick had also fallen outside of the top-6.

The rain turned the hill beyond the outfield in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania, into a mud-sliding course and ESPN reporter Kevin Negandhi even got in on the fun, sliding head-first down the ...