Yet, it appears that despite the number of recognizable faces present in the audience that evening, host Shane Gillis’s monologue =, in particular his comments in reference to Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark,

Comedian Shane Gillis delivered the opening monologue as the ESPY Awards host last night, filled with edgy, controversial jokes. Here's what he said.

Sports media personality Sarah Spain took issue with comedian Shane Gillis' jokes at the ESPY Awards, specifically the ones aimed toward female athletes.

An emotional Katie Schumacher-Cawley accepted the Jimmy V Award for Perseverance with her husband and children looking on. The Penn State women’s volleyball coach was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer in September. She continued coaching without missing a practice and became the first woman to guide a team to the NCAA national championship.