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ESPYS Voting: Best Breakthrough Athlete
Which one of these young pros left the biggest impression this year? Vote now!
ESPYS Voting
8 p.m. ET, July 10 on ESPN
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ESPYS Voting: Best College Athlete
Voting is open! Let your voice be heard and then tune in to The 2019 ESPYS presented by Capital One on July 10 on ABC!
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ESPYS Voting: Best Performance
The record breakers, the upsets and more. Vote now to say who gets The ESPY!
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ESPYS Voting: Best Athlete in a League
From league to league, who reigned in their world in this year? Vote now!
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ESPYS Voting: Best Play, Round 1: No. 1 vs. No. 16
Which one of these SportsCenter Top 10s moves on to the next round? Vote now!
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ESPYS Voting: Best WWE Moment
The drama was intense this year in the WWE. Which moment takes the ESPY? Vote now!
Best Coach
Calhoun to receive Best Coach award at ESPYS
Jim Calhoun, who helped transform UConn from a regional school into one of the nation's top public universities -- and won three national titles along the way -- will receive the Best Coach award at the ESPYS.
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Former Marine to receive Tillman Award at ESPYS
Former U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Kirstie Ennis, who had her left leg amputated above the knee due to injuries sustained in a 2012 helicopter crash, will receive the Pat Tillman Award for Service during The 2019 ESPYS.
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Tracy Morgan to host the 2019 ESPYS
Watch acclaimed comedian Tracy Morgan host the 27th ESPYS, presented by Capital One, on Wednesday, July 10!
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Watch the 2019 ESPYS on July 10
The 2019 ESPYS, presented by Capital One, return for the 27th year on Wednesday, July 10th,
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'Sister survivors,' who received the Arthur Ashe Courage Award, show powerful moment of solidarity
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Aly Raisman takes on the institutions she led to glory
In her fight to end sexual abuse, the Olympic hero and champion takes the floor.
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Jimmy V winner Kelly: 'Make a difference today'
Pro Football Hall of Famer and cancer survivor Jim Kelly accepted the Jimmy V Award, and he urged people to "make a difference today for someone who is fighting for their tomorrow."
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Full list of 2018 ESPYS winners
The 2018 ESPYS celebrates the best in sports, with awards given by the fans. Here are your winners. Thanks for voting!
Photos: ESPYS Red Carpet
The athletes and pop culture titans were out in full swing on the ESPYS red carpet.
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The home of the ESPY winners for Best Coach persevere
After the deaths of 17 of their own, the family, friends and teachers of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School attempted to answer the question: "What now?"
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Stoneman Douglas coach Scott Beigel 'taught us how to run with our hearts'
Cross-country coach Scott Beigel, assistant football coach Aaron Feis and athletic director Chris Hixon are the 2018 ESPYS recipients of the Best Coach Award for the difference they made in the lives of students on and off the field of play.
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Danica Patrick on hosting The ESPYS, retirement and spiritual growth
The now-retired race car driver talks to ESPN senior writer Allison Glock about hosting The ESPYS, being a unicorn and meeting the Dalai Lama.
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ESPYS to honor HS coaches killed in Parkland
Family members of Stoneman Douglas High School heroes Aaron Feis, Scott Beigel and Chris Hixon will receive a posthumous Best Coach ESPY award.
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Kelly to get Jimmy V Award for cancer fight
Buffalo Bills Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly will receive ESPN's Jimmy V Award for the toughness and perseverance he's displayed during his ongoing battle with oral cancer.
Heroes at the ESPYS
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Jimmy V Award recipient Rob Mendez: 'It's only the beginning'
Born without arms and legs, Rob Mendez was determined to become a head football coach. Here, the 2019 recipient of the Jimmy V Award for Perseverance writes a letter to the game that changed his life and allowed him to inspire others.
Relive the Words of Jimmy V
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Jimmy V's ESPYS Speech, Annotated
Coach Jim Valvano's words transcended sports and time
Relive the ESPYS memorable moments
Jake Wood accepts Pat Tillman Award for Service
Team Rubicon CEO Jake Wood notes that the words "thank you" are the most important he'll share and asks everyone to love and help their neighbor.
Mitchell wins Breakthrough Athlete
Donovan Mitchell thanks his family for providing a strong support system, then implores everyone to not put limits on themselves.
Danica pokes fun at LeBron, JR Smith
Danica Patrick throws shade at LeBron James' hairline, then makes some jokes about JR Smith's Game 1 snafu in the NBA Finals.
Marino, Elway show their support for Kelly
Dan Marino and John Elway praise Jim Kelly for his toughness on the field which has now carried over off the field.
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Roberts' life impacted by Valvano, V Foundation
Robin Roberts recounts listening to Jim Valvano's speech at the first ESPYs and reflects on how the V Foundation has impacted her life.
Kurkjian shares his father's fight against cancer
Tim Kurkjian recounts his father's brave battle with cancer before passing away and asks you to donate to the V Foundation.
Rod Gilmore living his life through cancer
Rod Gilmore tells the story of his father's battle with cancer and how he has persevered through his diagnosis with multiple myeloma.
David Lloyd shares his daughter's fight against cancer
David Lloyd lost his sister to cancer when he was just a teenager and felt as if he'd paid his lifetime "dues to this disease," until his 3-year-old daughter was diagnosed. He shares her fight and asks you to donate to The V Foundation.
Sage Steele remembers Stuart Scott's strength
Sage Steele is impressed by how positive and mentally strong Stuart Scott was in the final year of his life.
Randy Scott wants to see an end to cancer
Randy Scott reflects on his mother's courageous battle against cancer before passing away.
Jay Harris remembers his aunt
Jay Harris shares one of his favorite memories of his aunt before she died of cancer.
On This Date: March 4, 1993
Don't Ever Give Up: Jimmy V's ESPYS speech
Take a look back at Jim Valvano's inspirational, 1993 ESPYS speech.
