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Two years out from broadcasting the Super Bowl, ESPN is yet again shaking up its truck—this time bringing in Fox hired gun Artie Kempner in a happy reunion with Troy and Buck. Coincidence?
For the third time in seven years, ESPN is switching out its Monday Night Football director. The company has hired former Fox Sports production executive Artie Kempner to take over for Derek Mobley—who took over for Jimmy Platt merely three years ago. And three years before that, Platt replaced Chip Dean, who’d been there for 18 years.
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