‘Jalen & Jacoby’ Co-Host David Jacoby Is Leaving ESPN After 23 Years
David Jacoby is saying goodbye.
The Jalen and Jacoby co-host, who was among one of the longest tenured on-air personalities at ESPN, is leaving the network, he confirmed on social media on Wednesday (December 14).
“It’s time. After 23 years with ESPN, we have mutually decided to move on. I’ve learned everything I know there, met my best friends there, met my wife there, and leave with zero regrets. I can’t wait to share what’s next,” he wrote on Twitter.
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Jalen and Jacoby has been airing since 2011, but ESPN confirmed it will be coming to an end after the announcement. Jalen Rose will be staying and premiering a new project.
“The final episode of Jalen & Jacoby aired on November 24. Jalen Rose will premiere a new ESPN podcast to be announced soon and expand his role across ESPN’s NBA studio coverage. We thank David Jacoby for his many contributions during his time at ESPN and wish him well in his future endeavors,” the network said in a statement.
ESPN statement on 'Jalen & Jacoby' https://t.co/uSox0clBfJ pic.twitter.com/f5fv382Wj3
— ESPN PR (@ESPNPR) December 14, 2022
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