The grope dopes go way back at ESPN.
Bill Creasy, the cable network’s first president of programming, was involved in a sex scandal with a production assistant less than half his age, documents obtained by The Post show.
He was 74 when he demanded that Melissa DiMarco, 30, attend sleepover meetings at his Greenwich, Conn., mansion and had her fired in 2004 after she rejected him, says a complaint filed with the state Commission on Human Rights.
But unlike on-air baseball analyst Steve Phillips, Creasy quietly settled. Now 79, he said yesterday that he didn’t recall the incident.