ESPN is conducting a new round of layoffs centered in Bristol, with Karl Ravech set to depart after more than three decades, following the earlier termination of NFL analyst Ryan Clark. Ravech, who joined ESPN in 1993, was the lead play-by-play announcer for MLB, hosted Baseball Tonight, and anchored SportsCenter, making his exit the most high-profile among the current wave. Clark was informed of his dismissal live on NFL Live mid-broadcast, as ESPN and Disney continue sweeping changes that reportedly extend to behind-the-scenes roles and to the NFL Network integration. The broader shakeup comes as Disney adjusts its big-media holdings and aims to coordinate ESPN’s operations with NFL Network across multiple markets. Ravech’s final games included calling Monday’s Dodgers-Phillies contest, a sign of the abrupt transition happening during the current layoff cycle. These layoffs are expected to continue through the week, marking what sources describe as ESPN’s ongoing, recurring seasonal downsizing.