After going to battle with ESPN, former 'SportsCenter' anchor Sage Steele is turning her litigation sights to a high-profile talent agency.
Sage Steele, who spent more than a decade and a half at ESPN, is suing the talent and sports agency that represented her. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Steele was not pleased with the way her representatives advocated on her behalf during her dispute with ESPN. She filed a lawsuit Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court, claiming Creative Artist Agency breached its fiduciary duty, according to the report.
The lawsuit also mentions several other ESPN employees, including executives the agency represents. Fox News Digital contacted CAA, but a request for comment was not immediately returned. Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
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