From big rights deals to shocking firings and scandals it was a wild, memorable year throughout the sports media universe.

The network hopes to hear the case in a more favorable jurisdiction.

"I’m just grateful—to wake up, to be home, and to be able to wrap my arms around my wife and kids."

The restaurant "denies that it...served alcoholic beverages to individuals including Sanchez, who were visibly intoxicated"

The formerNFL on Fox analyst is also facing a separate civil lawsuit filed by the alleged victim.

The Indianapolis institution is facing a different kind of attention after its parent company was added to the lawsuit against Mark Sanchez and Fox.

The alleged victim claims that Huse Culinary is guilty of negligence and of violating the Indiana Dram Shop Act.

"Mark deeply values his time at Fox and the exceptional colleagues he’s had the privilege to work with."

Now that his Fox gig is official, ESPN has confirmed to Awful Announcing that Brees will no longer appear on First Take.

"We can confirm that Mark Sanchez is no longer with the network."

The former Saints quarterback will start calling games a week from Sunday, paired with play-by-play voice Adam Amin.

"I know Nick Mangold will be a hall-of-famer, but there’s more to his story than his accomplishments on the gridiron"

The recovery process may impact Sanchez's Dec. 11 trial date.

Sanchez's battery trial will be televised after Judge Jennifer Harrison recused herself and a new judge approved cameras in the courtroom.

As a condition of being able to leave the state of Indiana, Sanchez needed to appear at the county jail for formal booking.

"Caught it off his rear end!"

Sanchez must be back in Indianapolis for his next court date on November 5.

The video shows what Sanchez was doing before and after the attack.

Mark Sanchez will not appear with the NFL on Fox this week after being charged with a felony and being stabbed in Indianapolis last weekend.

"Fox takes employees into communities throughout the country. And there's a basic duty of care that you are bringing individuals into these communities who are not going to wreak havoc when they get there."

"I pride myself on preparation, and there’s not enough time to prepare in the manner I am accustomed to."

The alleged victim is seeking "unspecified damages" per Fox 59 and CBS 4 in Indianapolis.

Prosecutors upgraded Sanchez's charges to a felony Monday after reviewing the extent of injuries the 69-year-old truck driver sustained in their early Saturday morning altercation.

The Fox Sports NFL analyst was released after posting $300 bail and awaits a Tuesday morning hearing.

Adam Schefter initially reported that Mark Sanchez was stabbed during a robbery, which turned out not to be the case.