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Exclusive: ESPN Places Another Top Senior Editor On Leave Amid HR Investigation

Summary by Outkick

ESPN has placed senior editor Elizabeth Baugh on administrative leave, three sources tell OutKick.Baugh is the second high-ranking editor who ESPN has put on leave since January. On Monday, Front Office Sports reported that ESPN had suspended Cristina Daglas, a top editor for ESPN’s website, after several employees filed human resources complaints against her.The specific nature of the complaints was not immediately available, the outlet added.S…

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Exclusive: ESPN Places Another Top Senior Editor On Leave Amid HR Investigation

2 days ago·Nashville, United States

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Awful Announcing

Another ESPN editor placed on leave, per report

Another high-ranking ESPN editor has been placed on leave, per a new report. According to Fox Corporation-owned Outkick.com’s Bobby Burack, senior editor Elizabeth Baugh has been placed on administrative leave. News of Baugh’s leave comes just days after Front Office Sports’ Ryan Glasspiegel reported that executive editor Cristina Daglas had been placed on leave as the result of various complaints from multiple employees to the company’s Human R…

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Total Pro Sports

ESPN Places Two High-Profile Female Employees On Leave Amid Investigation

ESPN logo (Photo by Mike Windle/Getty Images for ESPN) ESPN has reportedly sent two prominent female employees on leave amid curious investigations. According to Front Office Sports, Cristina Daglas was placed on administrative leave late last month. Daglas joined ESPN The Magazine in 2014 and became the company’s first-ever MLB deputy editor just two years later. She was promoted to executive editor in 2021, which left her in charge of the ent…

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The Spun

Two Prominent Female ESPN Employees Placed On Leave

Where They Are Now- Former ESPN Personalities (1:16) Apparently, it's been a hectic week behind closed doors for ESPN. Cristina Daglas joined ESPN The Magazine in 2014. Just two years later, she became the company's first-ever MLB deputy editor. By 2021, she was promoted to executive editor. Suffice to say, there's a lot of responsibility on her plate at any given moment. Earlier this week, Front Office Sports reported that ESPN placed Daglas on…

2 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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