Timeline/Milestones July, 2000 ESPN Deportes debuts as a Spanish-language TV block that featured select Sunday Night Baseball games and the telecast of the Home Run Derby. The programming was offered free of charge to affiliates nationwide that distributed it on system channels. Sept., 2000 ESPNdeportes.com launches in the U.S and Latin America April 1, 2001 The ESPN Deportes brand expands as a 52-week block of exclusive Spanish-language Sunday night sports featuring Sunday Night Baseball, NFL games and exclusive boxing bouts. The programming was offered free of charge to affiliates nationwide that distributed it on system channels. Oct. 14, 2003 ESPN Deportes launches a daily four-hour block of Spanish-language programming. As the Sunday night block, this programming was offered to affiliates nationwide. The content consisted of a mix of taped events as well as a variety of sports information and analysis shows Jan. 7, 2004 ESPN Deportes Television officially launches at 7:00 p.m. ET The 24-hour network launched with a special show called Somos ESPN Deportes that previewed key programming and featured an array of Latino sports stars. The show was followed by the inaugural edition of the new Spanish-language production of SportsCenter, and by a live telecast of the NBA game- Golden State Warriors vs. Dallas Mavericks. ESPN Deportes debuted with a lineup of more than 200 live events scheduled for the year that included MLB, NBA, NFL, Champions League, tennis, boxing, among others The net also launched with six studio shows anchored by SportsCenter. Others included Fuera de Juego, Futbol Picante, NFL Semanal and Perfiles. 2005 ESPN Deportes Mobile is introduced Aug., 2005 ESPN Deportes La Revista launches with distribution nationwide The first cover the magazine featured NBA’s Argentine star Many Ginobili Oct. 5, 2005 ESPN Deportes Radio Launches as the first and only 24-hour Spanish-language sports radio network. May, 2008 ESPN Deportes begins to be measured by Nielsen Sept., 2008 ESPNdeportes.com is available on ESPN mobile web. Aug., 2009 Renowned sportscaster Jorge Ramos joins ESPN Deportes television and Jorge Ramos y su Banda starts its simulcast on television and radio. Dec., 2009 ESPN Deportes finishes 2009 as the most watched and highest rated Spanish-language sports cable network. It also delivered more hours of sports news and information programming than any other Spanish-language network. June, 2010 ESPN Deportes telecasts the FIFA World Cup in Portuguese. Dec., 2010 ESPN Deportes finishes 2010 as the most-watched and highest-rated Spanish-language sports cable network. It also delivered more hours of sports news and information programming than any other Spanish-language network. Feb., 2011 Launch of Nación ESPN, the first ESPN Deportes studio show to be produced out of ESPN’s studios in Los Angeles. April, 2011 ESPN Deportes launches on high definition. May, 2011 ESPN Deportes and Time Warner launch ESPNDeportesLosAngeles.com Dec., 2011 ESPN Deportes finishes 2011 as the most-watched and highest-rated Spanish-language sports cable network. It also delivered more hours of sports news and information programming than any other Spanish-language network. April, 2012 ESPN Deportes expands in Miami with the debut of new, state-of-the-art studios. June, 2012 ESPN Deportes’ posts its highest-rated and most-watched month ever- led by Euro 2012. 5.25 million people (P+2) tuned into live coverage of Euro 2012 tournament on ESPN Deportes. Sept. 2012 ESPN Deportes launched ESPN Deportes+, a digital programming extension of ESPN Deportes available on ESPNdeportes.com dedicated to offering live, exclusive events in Spanish-language. The broadband channel is available on computers, smartphones and tablets. ESPN Deportes Radio launched in New York as ESPN Deportes Radio 1050AM- when ESPN Radio’s New York station switched to 98.7 FM Dec., 2012 ESPN Deportes finishes 2012 as the most-watched and highest-rated Spanish-language sports cable network. It also delivered more hours of sports news and information programming than any other Spanish-language network. March, 2013 ESPN Deportes tripled its offering of Mexican league soccer. The network telecasts close to 100 matches- from Liga Bancomer MX and Copa MX- every year. June 2013 ESPN Deportes airs the NBA Finals for the first time on Spanish-language television. A total of 1,215,000 Hispanics (P2+) tuned in to the network’s telecasts of the Finals. Aug., 2013 ESPN Deportes launches on WatchESPN Sept. 14, 2013 ESPN Deportes Launches ESPN Sync, the first Spanish-language sports TV companion. It debuted during Mayweather vs. Canelo bout. .