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E:60 - Made In Dietrich: The Life of Acey Shaw This is a story of small-town America and a basketball coach whose determination, perseverance and passion embody the spirit of his tight-knit community. Geno Auriemma lends his voice to the high school basketball story of the year.

The show follows three potential superstars on their grueling, high-stakes climb with dreams of making it to the big show, complemented by candid interviews with WWE Chairman and CEO Vince McMahon, his Executive Vice President of Talent, Live Events and Creative, Paul Levesque (a.k.a. “Triple H”) as well as former WWE talents Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock – Dwayne Johnson and Hulk Hogan.

E:60, ESPN’s award-winning news magazine show, presents a two-part profile of TNT’s “Inside The NBA” host Ernie Johnson. The feature – E:60’s first profile of a media personality – will cover various topics including his father, former major league pitcher and acclaimed broadcaster, the late Ernie Johnson Sr., his battle with cancer and more.

Under the banner “E:60 Reports with Jeremy Schaap” ESPN’s award-winning prime-time newsmagazine devotes an entire program to an in-depth look at FIFA President Sepp Blatter, one of the most powerful people in the world of sports, and the oft-criticized organization he oversees. After months of filming across the globe, speaking with top voices in the sport including Portugal’s Luis Figo, Jordan’s Prince Ali Bin Al-Hassan and Michael Van Praag of Netherlands – the three candidates hoping to unseat Blatter — and people who have known Blatter for decades, E:60 Reports delivers a riveting portrait of the man and the sport he rules.

Tonight’s E:60 features an exclusive interview with Chris Singleton, a 19-year old outfielder for Charleston Southern University, whose mother, Sharonda Coleman-Singleton, and eight others were shot and killed in the Charleston Emanuel AME church massacre on June 17, 2015.

Tonight’s E:60 features current and former golden retriever bat dogs Chase, Derby, and Rookie. In addition, Pixar director Bob Peterson, the voice of the dog “Dug” from Disney’s Pixar 2009 film, “UP,” also lends his voice to this baseball story 91 dog years in the making.

Redskins defensive back DeAngelo Hall; heavyweight boxer Deontay Wilder; Derby the bat dog, of Double-A Trenton in the Yankees farm system; revisiting McCluer South-Berkeley High School football in Ferguson, Mo.

He’s fighting to fulfill a promise, for the little girl who means everything. ICYMI, here’s the improbable journey of WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder.

A profile of Ohio State RB Ezekiel Elliott; teenager Nick LeGrande and his inspirational first pitch at an A's game—from 1800 miles away.

The California School for the Deaf in Fremont is changing any stereotype you may have heard about the deaf. E:60 brings you the emotional journey of the CSDF Eagles - athletes who don't just compete against hearing teams; they beat them.

The Helen Bernstein High School Dragons play football in the shadow of the iconic Hollywood sign. But gangs, drugs, and broken families are constants in the lives of these teenagers. Their inspirational coach tried something daring to help them.

The Houston Texans' biggest star is "just a small-town kid from Wisconsin," according to J.J. Watt himself in a newly released trailer for an ESPN profile on his life.

Football and a Lincoln Continental were bonds that Memphis DL Taylor Bradford shared with his father. On September 30, 2007, Taylor was driving his beloved car when his life was cut short. Tom Rinaldi shares the powerful story of Taylor Bradford, and the gift from an unexpected source on the other side of the country that helped a family finally heal.

From pee wee to pros: E60 goes behind the scenes with Matt Forte

E:60- The Butterfly Child "It's the worst disease you've never heard of." 14-year-old hockey fanatic Jonathan Pitre suffers from a rare skin condition known as EB, but the disease is no match for his indomitable heart. E:60's Tom Rinaldi shares the story of The Butterfly Child.

Running comes naturally to Mikey Brannigan when so much else does not Mikey Brannigan won gold in the 1,500 meters on Tuesday at the Paralympic Games. For Brannigan, 19, running isn't an escape - it's a doorway to a life that autism had once closed off. In 2015, E:60's Jeremy Schaap brought viewers his unforgettable story