ESPN informed analyst he was laid off in middle of live show
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ESPN anchor Ryan Clark was let go by the network during a live broadcast. Sources told The Athletic that Clark, 46, was informed of his firing during Monday’s NFL Live show. The anchor subsequently did not finish the program.
