[anon6176878]

All of you sports fans out there, wouldn't it be great to access an ESPN application and follow your favorite team, sports event and access up to date information on the go? I went ahead and contacted ESPN mobile. According to multiple ESPN mobile live representatives, ESPN mobile have no plans on developing an application for BlackBerry 10. What's the deal with this, how does a media empire worth 40 billion dollars, according to Forbes, not find opportunity in BlackBerry? If anyone shares the same interest in this or someone

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[anon6176878]

would like to get in contact with ESPN mobile the following will get you right to them: 1 (888) 549-3776. Let ESPN know that BlackBerry 10 deserves a bit of attention and that the BlackBerry community is worth investing some time into.

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[wsloan311]

I have an ESPN app.
I open the browser and go to ESPN.com.
Works better than any app.

[anon6176878]

As easy as that is, there are features on the Web page that don't function quite as well as it would if there were an application available. This wouldn't be an issue if everything were rainbows and ponies.

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[anon(3310921)]

an email would be preferable . . . make sure to give them a shout on twitter as well. . .@espn

[anon6176878]

[email protected] - your email will be forwarded to the ESPN mobile department.

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[anon(3310921)]

Tweet and email sent. . . let 'em know!

[anon6176878]

Much appreciated! I know that sports can be done by ESPN, I also know that they can produce an application that's foundationally sound. The IOS version is good but the BB10 version has great potential to be OUTSTANDING! ESPN developers show us what you can do!

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[Hilman76]

Could have something to do with the 0.7% market share BB has in the USA, why spend resources for such a small user base?

[Coachbulldog]

I have an ESPN app.
I open the browser and go to ESPN.com.
Works better than any app.

This is one of the rare instances where the "app isn't necessary, use the browser" response is right. Even though there is an iPhone ESPN Scorecenter app, I find the ESPN mobile website to be a better experience. Unless ESPN does some extensive work on their app, BlackBerry users are not missing out on anything by using the website.

[russworman]

I use "theScore" and find it is a very full featured app. I'm able to select my favorite teams across all sports and receive scores and news updates as it happens. The app also allows for syncing with your calendar so you never miss a game!

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[UND_OSU]

It would be nice to have a watch Espn app, which I'm not sure if the browser allows that.

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