to ESPN airing coverage of the 2018 NFL Draft (which would later shift to ESPN2) and later airing another first-round game between the Indiana Pacers and Cleveland Cavaliers. Additionally, this game was also simulcast on NBA TV using the ESPN feed. In June 2018, it was announced that six National Women's Soccer League matches through the end of the 2018 season would air on ESPNews, as part of its broadcast arrangement with fellow Disney/Hearst venture A&E Networks and Lifetime. Game 3 of the semifinal round of the 2018 WNBA Playoffs between the Atlanta Dream and Washington Mystics aired on ESPNEWS due to a college football game (WKU–Wisconsin) on ESPN and the third round of the US Open airing on ESPN2. As with the Raptors–Wizards playoff game mentioned earlier, this game was also simulcast on NBA TV using the ESPNews feed including the BottomLine ticker which was displayed above their own ticker. Additionally, ESPNEWS simulcasted ESPN Deportes' coverage of the 2018 Supercopa de España, the first time it has aired Spanish-language programming although the BottomLine ticker continued to be displayed in English. List of programs broadcast by ESPNews Current Keyshawn, JWill and Max (September 2021 – present) SportsCenter (2008–present) Former 4 Qtrs (2003–2006) The Beat (2009–2010) Coaches' Corner (aired on Tuesday from 2001–2005) Daily Wager (2019–present) The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz (2018-2020) ESPNEWS (1996-2011) ESPNEWS Late Night (2003–2010) ESPNEWS Morning Final (2003–2010) ESPNEWS Early Evening (2003–2006) ESPNEWS Day (2006–2009) ESPNEWS Gametime (2006–2009) ESPNEWS Night Cap (2005–2006) ESPNEWS Postgame (2006–2009) ESPNEWS Pregame (2006–2009) ESPN Radio Primetime (2007–2008) Football Friday (2004–2009) The Highlight Zone (2008–2009) Highlight Express (2010–2013) The Hot List (2003–2009) Mike and Mike in the Morning (2004–2006; simulcast of ESPN Radio show; moved to ESPN2 in 2006, still aired on ESPNEWS when ESPN2 was scheduled to air live sports events; the ESPN2 simulcast is rebroadcast mornings beginning at 10:00 a.m. Eastern) NFL Monday Quarterback (aired on Mondays from 2001–2005) The Pulse (2004–2009) The Ryen Russillo Show (??–2017) The Stephen A. Smith Show (2017-January 2020) The Will Cain Show (2018– June 2020) Golic and Wingo (2018–2020) First Take, Your Take with Jason Fitz (2020) Greeny (August 2020 – November 2020) The Max Kellerman Show (August 2020 – November 2020) Chiney and Golic Jr. (August 2020 – November 2020) ESPN Radio segment In 2007, ESPNEWS began broadcasting a half-hour segment of ESPN Radio programming on Sunday mornings. The broadcast includes three