Pablo S. Torre

Pablo Torre, a distinguished journalist, sportswriter, podcaster, and television host, has established a formidable career in media. He has lent his expertise to a variety of platforms, from ESPN to Meadowlark Media, where he currently hosts "Pablo Torre Finds Out". His portfolio includes hosting the television program "High Noon" with Bomani Jones and the podcast "ESPN Daily". Furthermore, he has made significant contributions to documentary filmmaking, most notably "Friedman's Shoes" for ESPN's 30 for 30 series, and appeared in the film "38 at the Garden".

Torre's investigative prowess has had tangible effects, as evidenced by his work leading to an SEC investigation into Triton Financial and resulting in a conviction for operating a Ponzi scheme. His reporting continues to impact the world of sports, as in 2025 he reported on an NBA investigation into Steve Ballmer and Kawhi Leonard regarding salary cap circumvention. In addition to his investigative journalism, Torre continues to contribute to ESPN's "Pardon the Interruption" as a fill-in host, demonstrating his versatility in the media landscape.

As a Harvard graduate, Torre has consistently challenged the status quo in journalism. His unique approach to battling content algorithms has been exemplified in his show "Pablo Torre Finds Out", which combines original reporting with conversational content. The show, described as where "Silly meets smart", is sponsored by DraftKings and has allowed Torre to analyze the intricate relationship between journalism and sports betting. He has also reported on significant issues such as the Clippers investigation under NBA commissioner Adam Silver's tenure, further substantiating his commitment to impactful journalism.