Derek Futterman

415 POSTS
Derek Futterman is a former associate editor and sports media reporter for Barrett Media. He previously interned for Paramount within Showtime Networks, wrote for the Long Island Herald and served as lead sports producer at NY2C. Find him on X @derekfutterman.

Amber Wilson Thrives at the Intersection of Sports and Law on ESPN Radio

"[Legal education has] been hugely helpful in my sports talk career in a way that, frankly, I never imagined it would."

Steve Russell is Signing Off at the University of Florida

"A big chunk of me is here and will always be here."

Dave Sims is in a New York State of Mind as the Yankees Radio Voice on WFAN

"What I have control over is doing a damn good job. Anything after that, I got no control over."

Kevin O’Connor is All In Covering the NBA at Yahoo Sports

"I kind of look at it right now as its extended preseason in some ways where it’s figuring out who’s going to be that rotation over the course of time."

Mina Kimes, Drew Carter and ESPN Heading to Springfield for ‘The Simpsons Funday Football’

"I’m crushing tape, but instead of football, I’m watching a TV show. It’s the most fun I’ve ever had prepping for a game."

Breaking

Chris Oliviero Named NYSBA Board Chair for 2027

"Chris Oliviero brings vision and deep market leadership to the Chair, and our board reflects the full strength of broadcasting across New York."

Ernie Johnson Hints He Has “A Couple” Of Ideas For His Successor On Inside the NBA

"Whoever it is, the show will be in great hands. Obviously, I got a couple of people in mind, but I don't really feel like I need to share that."

Pat McAfee Show Sees Record Viewership For October 2026 On ESPN

"The show also climbed past its record September audience of 464,000. Additionally, viewership among adults 18-49 rose 20% from last October on linear TV."

RCS Worldwide Names Tammy Halcomb and Merideth Kelly to Executive Roles

“Tammy and Merideth represent exactly the kind of bold, experienced leadership that will carry RCS Worldwide forward."