Derek Futterman

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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.

Shae Cornette is Comfortable in Her Dream Job on ESPN ‘SportsCenter’

"I feel like I’m proving to myself every day that I can do this."

NBA on TNT is Focused on the Here and Now

"It’s like peanut butter and jelly – it just goes together, the 'NBA on TNT.'"

Ryan Hurley is Ready to Lead WFAN, Infinity Sports Network

"This is a team that already has a really good culture and has had some success. I’m being sarcastic with the word ‘some’ success."

MLB Central Stays at the Center of the Action

"I think for me, the beauty of what we do is the fact now that the chemistry between the three of us is so strong."

Q Myers, ‘GameNight’ Places Women’s Basketball at the Forefront on ESPN Radio

"I think everything we’ve done has built up where we continue to allow ourselves to do more because of what we’ve done and our consistency."

Breaking

Craig Carton Challenges Jeff Pearlman to a Discussion Following Comments About John Rocker Appearance

"The difference between me and you, Jeff [Pearlman], is that I've got nothing to hide. My skeletons are out there. They played out publicly. But I'm sure you got some things you don't want people to know about. So why don't we get into it?"

WWE Expands Partnership With The Walt Disney Company With Two-Day Takeover At Wide World Of Sports Complex

"The takeover features The John Cena Classic on December 14 and an Avengers: Doomsday-themed Worlds Collide on December 15."

Michael Bennett Takes Afternoons at B101

"The last couple of weeks have been filled with ALL the emotions, and I can’t believe the amount of messages, texts, and DMs I’ve received."

Newsmax Denied Entry to Michigan Democrats’ Election Night Headquarters

"With control of the Senate at stake, shutting out a national news outlet raises serious questions about press access and transparency."