Matthew Berry, ESPN's longtime fantasy sports guru, is leaving the network, Berry and ESPN announced Monday.
"Here is a sentence I never thought I'd write. I can confirm that after 15 amazing years, I am leaving ESPN," Berry tweeted Monday. He added that when he came to the company in 2007, fantasy football was"a niche of a niche," and ESPN was struggling to keep up.
— Matthew Berry July 11, 2022 ESPN followed up Berry's statement with one of their own, praising Berry and his work helping grow fantasy sports.Read More"Matthew Berry expressed a desire to explore new opportunities beyond ESPN. After discussing it with him, we agreed to support it," the network said in a statement Monday."Since joining 15 years ago, Matthew has provided a distinctive and creative voice and been a catalyst in the proliferation of fantasy sports.
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