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.

New Sunday Night Baseball Booth Focused On Modern Game

“You’re going to see us genuinely get excited about today’s game at a time when that’s really needed on a national broadcast.”

3 NHL Broadcasters Reflect On League’s Sudden Pause

"The landscape of professional sports, as it has been for the last two years, is unprecedented and always subject to change."

Desmond Howard, David Pollack Reflect On Evolution Of College GameDay

Two of College GameDay's analysts explain just how different the show is now from when it started in 1993.

NBA Countdown Crew Crossing Fingers For Christmas Day

“The one obligation we have [as broadcasters] is to make sure that come hell or high water, 99 times out of 100, we’re there,” said Smith.

Does Playing The Game Prepare You For Sports Radio?

"I think it’s a lot easier being a pro athlete receiving constructive criticism than maybe somebody who’s never gone through that before."

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FOX Corp. Reports 22% Revenue Increase During 2026’s 3rd Quarter

"These record results coupled with the strong momentum we are continuing to see across our business gives us confidence in delivering value for shareholders in a thoughtful and disciplined manner.”

WKRP-FM Plans To Recreate Infamous Turkey Drop Minus Live Birds

"WKRP is bringing the legend back, but this time, as God is my witness, this time we’ve got it right."

98.9 WGUF Flips From Conservative Talk to Oldies as 98.9 The Gulf

The station carried shows hosted by Gordon Deal, Mike Gallagher, Scott Jennings, and Drew Steele. Additionally, WGUF was home to The Dave Elliott Show, which provided locally produced programming.

TSN Announces Extension Of NBA Media Rights Through 2035-2036 Season In Canada

"With the Raptors as the lone NBA franchise in Canada, it was vital for TSN to secure their arrangement with the NBA as the team splits broadcasts across TSN and SportsNet."