Penn Entertainment Cutting More Jobs at theScore in 2026, Senior Staff Affected
Are More Jobs Being Cut at theScore in 2026?
Yes — Penn Entertainment, the parent company of theScore, has reportedly cut more jobs in May 2026.
Multiple employees announced on social media that they’re no longer with theScore, including senior NHL writer John Matisz.
Source
The latest round of job cuts at theScore was covered by multiple news outlets, including Gaming News Canada.
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