Pablo S Torre
Pablo S. Torre is currently serving ESPN website and magazine as a columnist. He had previously served Sports Illustrated as a writer reporting on the day’s latest sports events and stories.
After graduating the Harvard, he found his way to the office of Sports Illustrated, where signed up as a writer, predominantly converging on the sports such as boxing and basketball. While working for the magazine, he learned and discovered a lot about sports as had to bring the inside reports from the sports world.
Career Timeline:
- 2012: Joined ESPN website and magazine as a columnist and sportswriter
- 2014: Filled-in host for sports roundtable debate show ‘Around the Horn’
- 2016: Produced first 30 for 30 show titled Friedman’s Shoes
His outstanding and exceptional sports stories and articles particularly ‘How and Why Athletes Go Broke’ earned him national recognition and global fame as well as an award. The column and his supplement reports ultimately focused on the defrauding and scam which involved multi-million dollar which ended up finding Triton’s CEO Kurt Barton culpability of offenses.
Torre joined ESPN in 2012 to write columns and articles on sports for both the network website and magazine. Following his work ethics and sports dexterity in multiple athletic games and sports, ESPN assigned him to serve the network as a fill-in anchor for Around the Horn when regular host Tony Reali couldn’t make the show.
Apart from that, he has often made a guest appearance in ESPN shows including ‘Outside the Lines’, ‘TrueHoop’ and ‘The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz’. Most recently, it was announced that he alongside Bomani Jones is expected to host the talk show, however, the show’s title and format hasn’t been discussed yet.
