Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Marcello Hernández across Soccer, Basketball, Nascar.
The 2026 ESPYS celebrated athletic excellence, with Jalen Brunson securing three awards and the New York Knicks ending a 53‑year championship drought, while A’ja Wilson and Lauren Betts also shone.
The 2026 ESPYS in New York City highlighted the Knicks' triumph and Jalen Brunson's awards, yet drew criticism for overlooking NASCAR, missing a tribute to Kyle Busch, and underpromoting the Best NASCAR Driver award.
From back‑to‑back NCAA Division II titles to a Harlem barber chair and a stand‑up stage, Kenny Warren’s quiet influence finally received the national spotlight at the 2026 ESPYs, where his friend Marcello Hernández celebrated the mentor who shaped his comedy career.
Tyler Reddick, driving for 23XI Racing, has been nominated for the 2026 ESPYS Best Driver Award after winning three straight races to open the season, matching Dale Earnhardt’s 1987 benchmark.
The weekend nuptials of pop icon Taylor Swift and NFL star Travis Kelce blended high fashion, Hollywood humor and a surprise rainstorm, drawing a glittering guest list that included Hollywood A‑list and NFL peers.
From college soccer fields to Netflix screens, comedian Marcello Hernández reflects on his rise, upcoming projects, and personal journey.
From a promising soccer career to becoming a household name on 'Saturday Night Live,' Marcello Hernández blends athletic discipline with comedic flair, while preparing for high‑profile gigs and a personal Netflix special.
Stand‑up star Marcello Hernández reflects on his journey from Miami’s soccer pitches to Netflix films, T‑Mobile partnerships, and upcoming roles that blend comedy, sports, and animation.
Indiana University’s football team earned a perfect 16‑0 record, while quarterback Fernando Mendoza and former Hoosier OG Anunoby received ESPY nominations for individual and play achievements, highlighting a year of athletic excellence and charitable impact.
Baylor’s rising star Tyce Armstrong has been selected as a finalist for the 2026 ESPY Award, recognizing a performance that has already etched his name into college baseball lore.
Baylor University junior Tyce Armstrong stunned the college baseball world with a 12‑RBI, three‑grand‑slam outburst against New Mexico State, setting a new program record and positioning him as a frontrunner for the 2026 ESPY Award.