The TBL Team Boxing League is adding a familiar and respected voice to its broadcasts. Hall of Fame announcer Al Bernstein has been named the league’s lead analyst for the upcoming season, giving TBL a veteran presence with decades of experience behind the microphone.
Bernstein began his national broadcasting career in 1980 with ESPN, where he quickly became a trusted voice in boxing. During his time there, he called fights, hosted studio programming and helped bring major bouts to a wider audience. His ability to blend insight with accessibility helped elevate the sport’s television presentation.
Later, Bernstein spent more than 20 years with Showtime, serving as a key figure on Showtime Championship Boxing and ShoBox: The New Generation. That run came to an end in 2024 when the network exited the boxing business.
Still, Bernstein has remained active, contributing to coverage on DAZN and hosting boxing-focused programming. Now, he turns his attention to TBL, a league aiming to reshape how fans experience the sport.
“For the first three seasons, I have enjoyed watching the TBL Team Boxing League and now I’m excited to join its broadcast team,” Bernstein said. “This unique concept has helped create new boxing fans while providing plenty of excitement for existing followers.”
He also pointed to the league’s structure as a key differentiator.
“The team-based format and one-round fighting intervals have created significant drama and compelling storylines,” Bernstein added. “I’m looking forward to being part of season four and documenting its continued growth.”
TBL CEO Kevin Cassidy believes Bernstein’s presence will immediately strengthen the league’s presentation.
“Al’s voice is synonymous with boxing at the highest level,” Cassidy said. “His experience, insight and credibility will bring tremendous value to our broadcasts and help tell the story of our fighters and our league.”
Bernstein was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2012 and has served as a ringside analyst for boxing at the Olympic Games. Over the years, he has also earned recognition from several regional and national halls of fame.
Meanwhile, TBL continues to position itself as an alternative to traditional boxing formats. The league features 12 teams representing major U.S. markets and uses a structure built around single-round bouts. Both men and women compete across weight classes, and team scoring determines the final outcome through “Money Rounds.”
As a result, each fight carries added urgency and stakes. With Bernstein now on board, TBL adds instant credibility to its broadcasts. More importantly, it gains a voice capable of guiding both hardcore fans and newcomers through its evolving product.
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CT40 with Fitz will have a guest host this week: country duo LoCash will sit in for the regular host.
LoCash, composed of Preston Burst and Chris Lucas, will helm the weekend countdown show usually helmed by Cory “Fitz” Fitzner.
Since releasing their debut single in 2010, LoCash have seen two songs go certified gold — I Know Somebody and One Big Country Song — and another — I Love This Life — be certified platinum.
“Affiliates can expect a seamless transition as they bring Fitz’s high-energy take on the countdown, keeping listeners entertained and plugged into all things country music until his return to the show,” a Skyview Networks spokesperson said about this week’s program.
The country duo is stepping in to host the show as Fitz is away from the program following the death of his father last week.
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CNN host Jake Tapper helmed an episode of The Lead last week from his office. Fox News host Will Cain was not impressed.
Last week, Tapper hosted the first hour of his afternoon program from his personal office at the CNN headquarters. The network brought in temporary lighting, a camera crew, and podcast-like microphones for the host to “experiment” with helming the show from his own desk, rather than the studio.
“This is my actual desk, where I do my actual work,” Tapper said. “We thought we would bring you into the space where me and my team do our actual journalism and plan the show every day. So, here we are, giving it a shot.”
Cain, who hosts his Fox News show during the same hour in which Tapper was live from his office, was not impressed.
On his digital and radio show, Will Cain mocked the setup.
“Not only has he cracked the code to look like a podcast, he’s gone full Pat McAfee,” said Cain. “Bobbleheads and tchotchkes. Not professional sports teams, but of former presidents adorn the desk. They’ve done it. They have finally done it.
“He looks right at home in his office. Don’t you understand what they’re communicating? This is the real Jake Tapper,” concluded Cain, in a mocking tone.
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Connoisseur Media has announced plans to sell its stations in Brookings, Clear Lake, and Volga, South Dakota. The stations were acquired from Alpha Media last year.
In Brookings, KRBK AM and FM will be transferred to Brookings Radio. The company is owned by Cami and Derrick Powers, and Chad Hogie. The company will also acquire KDBX-FM in Clear Lake, and KJJQ-AM and KKQQ-FM in Volga. The sale is pending FCC approval. Both Connoisseur Media and Brookings Radio expected the purchase to close in the second quarter.
“The Brookings market did not fit into the long-term vision we set out for Connoisseur,” said CEO and Founder Jeff Warshaw. “As we pursued a potential sale, we looked for local quality operators to purchase these stations and found that the best operators in the market already worked for us!
“This is not the first time we have encouraged some of our local management to break into ownership so that they could continue to serve the communities we are so committed to,” he continued. “We are incredibly happy that Cami and her group stepped up to the challenge.”
Cami Powers began her career at KBRK AM and FM in 1994. She’s served as the Market Manager for the company. Meanwhile, Hogie has been the Business Manager for the cluster since 2015.
“Turning this dream into a reality has been incredibly meaningful, and I’m deeply grateful to Jeff and Connoisseur Media for the opportunity,” owner Cami Powers said. “I’m fortunate to do what I love alongside a team of dedicated professionals who share that same passion. Together, we’ll continue building on what we value most—serving our clients, listeners, and community with trusted, locally focused broadcasting.”
“To us, local radio has always been the lifeblood for a close-knit community,” added Hogie. “From local sports, news, weather updates, and community involvement, we want our listeners and advertisers to be as informed and invested in our neighborhoods as we are. Radio is always on, always free, a no-subscription, no-password source of entertainment and information for everyone. We are excited to keep it that way!”
With the sale of these stations, Connoisseur Media will exit the state of South Dakota. It also previously sold its stations in Watertown, South Dakota.
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Gregg Giannotti isn’t interested in extending an olive branch, and he made that clear Wednesday morning as the ongoing dispute with Brandon Tierney continued to unfold on WFAN.
During Boomer & Gio, Gregg Giannotti reacted to Tierney’s latest response on his BT Unleashed YouTube show by dismissing both the substance and presentation of the video. He framed it as more unintentionally comedic than compelling while suggesting that Tierney’s attempt to land pointed criticism ultimately missed the mark in both tone and execution.
“That was one of the most unintentionally funny things I’ve watched in a while,” Giannotti said. “Brandon’s response to everything. He thinks he’s really getting me. He’s got this horrible backdrop that’s got a glare on it. So, it’s like you’re basically watching these things with your hand over your face.”
Following a caller who dialed into the show playing into a narrative that Tierney suggested the day before, Giannotti picked up on the attempt immediately. Rather than de-escalating, Giannotti’s remarks reinforced his earlier stance.
Particularly when addressing Tierney’s suggestion that the two could settle their differences on-air, an idea that has surfaced as the back-and-forth has stretched across multiple days and platforms with increasing intensity. Giannotti rejected that proposal outright, arguing that a joint appearance would do little to benefit the show.
“It was so funny. He’s like, ‘I’ll come on the show. I’ll call the hotline or come in.’ Why do we want to do that,” questioned Giannotti. “So we could see our ratings drop 30 to 60% like they did from our [Boomer & Gio] last hour to your [BT & Sal] first hour when he handed you football? I don’t want to do that.”
The comments arrive after Brandon Tierney spent the past several days responding to Giannotti’s initial criticism. Turning what began as a disagreement over past interactions into a broader and increasingly public exchange centered on credibility, style and the evolving expectations of sports talk radio hosts operating across both traditional and digital platforms.
While Giannotti continued to engage with Tierney’s remarks, co-host Boomer Esiason struck a noticeably different tone. He signaled a preference to move past the dispute rather than extend it further, even as the conversation has become a recurring topic on the show.
“All right. We can all have a little detente now,” Esiason said. “Everybody’s great. Everybody’s got it off their chest.”
Esiason’s comments provided a moment of levity while also underscoring the balance the show must strike between addressing a storyline that has captured listener attention and avoiding the risk of overexposure, particularly as the exchange continues to generate new responses from both sides.
Even so, Giannotti’s refusal to entertain Tierney’s invitation suggests that any resolution will not come through a shared platform.
Tierney shared a response to Giannotti on his YouTube program earlier today saying he’s done discussing the issue, for now.
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Jeremy Boreing, the former co-CEO of The Daily Wire, launched the debut episode of his podcast on Tuesday and shared some insight into why he’s making the move.
Boreing — who co-founded the outlet alongside Ben Shapiro — said that he never envisioned that he would need to launch his own show. Which, he shared, was not something he was ever interested in while leading the digital outlet.
“It’s never really been my ambition to have a podcast,” said Boreing. “For the decade that I was running The Daily Wire, people would often ask me when I was going to get my own show. And my answer was always the same: ‘They’re all my show.’ But they’re not anymore.
“Now, if I want to talk to you, I have to do it directly. And that’s a new challenge. It’s not where I thought I would be in life, not where I wanted to be,” Boreing continued. “It’s been a huge change leaving The Daily Wire — not one that I had ever seen coming — but I’m glad to have this opportunity where we might explore some of the issues facing the country and the movement together. I used to say that my mission in life was to fight the left and build the future. And for the most part, that mission hasn’t changed.”
Boreing concluded by noting that while he hopes the podcast is as successful as the shows he helped build at The Daily Wire, his ultimate goal is to “be a constructive part of the conversation.”
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The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences unveiled the nominees for the 47th Annual Sports Emmy Awards on Wednesday, with ESPN leading all networks after securing 62 nominations.
The eligibility window for this year’s awards covered programming that aired during the 2025 calendar year. In a statement, Amy Schmelzer, head of the Sports Emmy Awards, emphasized the wide-ranging impact of this year’s nominees. She noted that the submissions reflect both the energy of live competition and the depth of long-form storytelling. Additionally, she highlighted how the work continues to strengthen the bond between audiences and the defining moments in sports.
This year’s awards feature 47 categories. Among them are Outstanding Live Special, Outstanding Studio Host, Event Analyst and Emerging On-Air Talent. The breadth of categories underscores the industry’s continued growth across both traditional broadcasts and digital platforms.
Meanwhile, NATAS president and CEO Adam Sharp pointed to the ongoing evolution of sports television. He said the nominees represent a shift in how stories are crafted and delivered to fans.
“As sports programming continues to rank among the most popular and valuable content in media — dominating television viewership and driving streaming growth — these nominees represent the best of the industry. Whether through groundbreaking technical innovation or compelling, character-driven storytelling, we are proud to recognize their outstanding achievements at this year’s Sports Emmy Awards,” said Sharp via a statement.
The ceremony will take place on Tuesday, May 26, at Frederick P. Rose Hall in New York City. Organizers plan to announce both the host and the lifetime achievement honoree at a later date.
Outstanding Live Sports Special: Championship Event
College Football Playoff National Championship (ESPN)
FOX MLB: World Series – Toronto Blue Jays vs. Los Angeles Dodgers (FOX)
The Masters (CBS)
NBA Finals (ESPN)
Super Bowl LX (NBC | Peacock)
Outstanding Live Sports Special: Non-Championship Event
FOX MLB: 95th All-Star Game (FOX)
151st Kentucky Derby (NBC | Peacock)
Monsters Funday Football (ESPN)
NHL in ASL: 2025 Stadium Series (NHL Productions)
NHL on ESPN: 4 Nations Face-Off (ESPN)
Outstanding Live Sports Series
FOX NFL (FOX)
Monday Night Football (ESPN | ABC)
Monday Night Football with Peyton & Eli (ESPN)
Sunday Night Football (NBC | Peacock)
Thursday Night Football (Prime Video)
Outstanding Sports Playoff Coverage
College Football Playoff (ESPN)
FOX MLB: American League Playoffs (FOX | FS1)
FOX NFL: NFC Playoffs (FOX)
NBC NFL Playoffs (NBC | Peacock)
NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament (CBS | TNT)
Outstanding Edited Sports Event Coverage
4 Nations Face-Off: Unveiled (NHL Productions)
NFL Game Day All Access: Super Bowl LX (YouTube | NFL Films)
Official Film of the 2025 Masters (CBS)
Road to the Super Bowl (NBC | NFL Films)
UFC The Walk: Topuria vs. Oliveira (UFC)
Outstanding Edited Sports Special
E60: Paid to Play (ESPN)
The Hall of Fame Knocks Class of 2026 (NFL Network)
The Madhouse: NASCAR’s Return (FS1)
Not So Fast, My Friend: Lee Corso Special (ESPN)
Welcome to the NHL: Meet the Prospects (NHL Productions)
Outstanding Edited Sports Series: Hosted
E60 (ESPN)
Eli Manning Presents: The Undercovers (Prime Video)
NFL Films Presents (FS1)
Pablo Torre Finds Out (Meadowlark Media)
TNT Sports Conversations (truTV)
Outstanding Esports Championship Coverage
Apex Legends Global Series Championship (ESL FACEIT)
Call of Duty League Championship Weekend (ESL FACEIT)
League of Legends Worlds Final (Riot Games)
VALORANT Champions Grand Final (Riot Games)
Outstanding Sports Documentary: Short
Final Finishers
Home Turn (NASCAR Productions)
NFL Explained: Kendrick Lamar Halftime Show
NFL Films Presents: The Arctic Challenge
The Shuffle (HBO Max)
Outstanding Sports Documentary: Long
Butterfly in a Blizzard
Champions of the Golden Valley
Clemente (History Channel)
E60: Southpaw: The Life and Legacy of Jim Abbott (ESPN)
Elway (Netflix)
Surviving Ohio State (HBO Max)
Outstanding Sports Documentary Series
Alex vs. A-Rod (HBO Max)
Allen Iverson (Prime Video)
America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys (Netflix)
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ESPN NFL analyst Ryan Clark has inserted himself into the ongoing discussion surrounding fellow First Take commentator Cam Newton. The former NFL quarterback is drawing criticism after a recent podcast appearance sparked a public dispute. Newton welcomed Jason Whitlock onto his 4th & 1 podcast for an extended conversation. During the interview, Whitlock directed several pointed remarks at Stephen A. Smith, including questioning aspects of Smith’s personal story.
The comments quickly made their way across social media, prompting a response from Smith. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Smith addressed Newton directly and expressed disappointment in how the interview was handled.
“Cam Newton. Next time, my brother, cause you know I love you. You’re gonna interview somebody and bring me up? Don’t just sit there and let them talk s**t,” Smith said. “Ask questions. If you’re gonna bring me up and you’re somebody that’s in my inner circle, grill them. Don’t just let them talk smack.”
Smith’s remarks highlighted his expectation that Newton, who he considers a professional ally, should have challenged Whitlock’s claims during the interview rather than allowing them to go unchecked. Meanwhile, Ryan Clark also weighed in, offering a similar perspective on social media. Clark pointed to what he views as a lack of loyalty in Newton’s approach.
“If someone shows you love, has you on ‘their’ show twice a week… at least, you don’t bring his known enemy on your show and allow your guest to talk s**t [emoji] about that person,” Clark wrote on X. “That’s not G at all. Loyalty is at a minimum these days.”
As criticism mounted, Newton addressed the situation in a video posted Tuesday on the 4th & 1 YouTube channel. He defended his decision to allow Whitlock to speak freely, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue on his platform.
“You cannot allow people to come on your platform and you control how it goes,” Newton said. “You only can allow them to speak their truth how they know their truth to be.”
Newton also explained that he was not in a position to immediately dispute Whitlock’s claims during the conversation.
“If you don’t know, you can respectfully say, ‘I don’t know if this is true or not,’” he said. “When Stephen A. says, ‘You didn’t hammer down on the question,’ I didn’t know that it was a lie.”
Despite the backlash, Newton indicated he has no plans to apologize publicly for booking Whitlock or for how the interview unfolded. Instead, he appears committed to maintaining an open format that prioritizes guest perspectives, even when those viewpoints generate controversy.
Newton signed a new multi-year agreement with ESPN last summer expanding his role on First Take, the company’s flagship morning debate program.
If someone shows you love, has you on “their” show twice a week… at least. You don’t bring his known enemy on your show and allow your guest to talk 💩 about person. That’s not G at all. Loyalty is at a minimum these days.
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The conversation surrounding 94 WIP and Audacy’s Philadelphia leadership is intensifying, as former host Howard Eskin delivered pointed remarks during an appearance on The National Football Show with Dan Sileo.
Eskin addressed the upcoming departure of David Yadgaroff, senior vice president and market manager of Audacy Philadelphia. When asked about his upcoming retirement in May, Eskin immediately cast doubt on the circumstances. He questioned whether the longtime market manager’s exit is truly voluntary, pushing back on the standard explanation often tied to executive retirements.
“Anybody that’s quoted when they leave somewhere that says they’re going to spend more time with their family. They might have a great family, and I’m not questioning their family. They supported their family by being at that place. I hope everybody you know spends has dinner every night of the week together,” said Eskin.
He then shared sharp criticism of his personal experience with Yadgaroff during his time at 94 WIP. Eskin and WIP parted ways after 38 years together in December of 2024 after being were unable to resolve “irreconcilable differences.”
“There was no reason. Zero. They did not have any reason. They said they did, but they didn’t [have a reason] to let me go,” said Eskin. “Did he [Yadgaroff] have my back? No. He stabbed me in the front, not in the back.”
Those comments added a personal dimension to an already active discussion about the station’s direction. Eskin suggested his recent critiques have resonated because both listeners and industry insiders recognize a decline in quality.
“It’s a different time,” Eskin said. “People in the business know it’s not as good. It is what it is. It’s not going to change.”
That sentiment aligns with earlier concerns voiced as well by former morning host Angelo Cataldi. Cataldi has argued that the tone of Philadelphia sports talk has softened, while Eskin has focused more on execution and consistency. In his latest remarks, Eskin questioned whether the current lineup effectively serves the audience. He suggested the station has become more internally focused, rather than prioritizing listeners in the way it once did.
“I don’t think they serve everybody as well. I know they’re in business, and that’s all part of it. We were in business back then too,” said Eskin. “I think they serve themselves.”
He also pointed to a lack of reporting effort as a key issue. Eskin said hosts no longer build the same relationships with players, which limits their ability to provide deeper insight. That approach, he argued, reduces the overall quality of content.
Beyond WIP, Eskin expanded his criticism to the broader radio industry. He cited ongoing financial pressures as a major factor, noting that companies are cutting costs and struggling to retain talent. According to Eskin, a lack of revenue has led to widespread layoffs and diminished loyalty across the business.
“They don’t have the money. He [Yadgaroff] had to fire a lot of people, some justly and some not. The problem with the business is there’s a lack of loyalty in the business,” explained Eskin. “They’re not the only place. It’s happening all over and it’s not over yet. There’s not enough revenue in the business.”
Those concerns tie directly to Audacy’s recent financial challenges. The company restructured through Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a process that reduced debt but also underscored the pressures facing traditional radio operators.
Yadgaroff’s tenure, which spans more than three decades, included guiding the Philadelphia market through both its peak years and more recent industry shifts. His leadership helped maintain WIP’s strong position, even as listening habits evolved. Albeit, Eskin says that 94 WIP ran itself on the programming side without Yadgaroff’s efforts.
As debate continues, one thing remains clear. The voices who helped build WIP’s legacy are not holding back when evaluating its future.
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On Monday evening, Miles Taylor appeared on CNN NewsNight alongside Scott Jennings. He says there’s a different side of Jennings behind the scenes.
In a post on social media, Taylor called Scott Jennings “the perfect metaphor for the GOP.”
“A pundit who mocks Trump with us during commercial breaks — but fawns over Trump when the camera is rolling,” said Taylor. “Brave enough to speak out… in the green room.”
That post earned nearly two million views on the X social media platform.
After the accusation, many took to social media to share their reactions. Some argued that Taylor was guilty of breaking an unwritten rule, while others lambasted the assertion by arguing that Jennings has been a staunch supporter of President Trump and was unlikely to be guilty of the accusation.
Now ask a conservative how many liberals they've been on air with who admit off camera they find the trans stuff weird but feel they have no choice but to toe the line to appease party activists https://t.co/45ZBTFIA3R
I have been on CNN many times with Scott Jennings. He is a man of his convictions and his political beliefs are completely sincere, genuine, and deeply rooted in what he believes is best for American. https://t.co/5l0jdbDJed
If Scott Jennings were doing what Miles claims, the footage would have leaked.
What is actually happening is Scott Jennings got the better of Miles Taylor and, like Michael Douglas's son, Miles is now melting down over becoming a punchline. https://t.co/KIKJEbxVKX
.@ScottJenningsKY is everything that’s wrong with our politics today. He goes on TV and says shit he doesn’t believe. He’s an actor playing a role. He’s Mr Longtime GOP establishment guy who’s playing the role of MAGA tough guy. Why? Bcuz CNN pays him to play that role. It’s all… https://t.co/BHv23T5OtG
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Al Bernstein Joins Team Boxing League As Lead Analyst
The TBL Team Boxing League is adding a familiar and respected voice to its broadcasts. Hall of Fame announcer Al Bernstein has been named the league’s lead analyst for the upcoming season, giving TBL a veteran presence with decades of experience behind the microphone.
Bernstein began his national broadcasting career in 1980 with ESPN, where he quickly became a trusted voice in boxing. During his time there, he called fights, hosted studio programming and helped bring major bouts to a wider audience. His ability to blend insight with accessibility helped elevate the sport’s television presentation.
Later, Bernstein spent more than 20 years with Showtime, serving as a key figure on Showtime Championship Boxing and ShoBox: The New Generation. That run came to an end in 2024 when the network exited the boxing business.
Still, Bernstein has remained active, contributing to coverage on DAZN and hosting boxing-focused programming. Now, he turns his attention to TBL, a league aiming to reshape how fans experience the sport.
“For the first three seasons, I have enjoyed watching the TBL Team Boxing League and now I’m excited to join its broadcast team,” Bernstein said. “This unique concept has helped create new boxing fans while providing plenty of excitement for existing followers.”
He also pointed to the league’s structure as a key differentiator.
“The team-based format and one-round fighting intervals have created significant drama and compelling storylines,” Bernstein added. “I’m looking forward to being part of season four and documenting its continued growth.”
TBL CEO Kevin Cassidy believes Bernstein’s presence will immediately strengthen the league’s presentation.
“Al’s voice is synonymous with boxing at the highest level,” Cassidy said. “His experience, insight and credibility will bring tremendous value to our broadcasts and help tell the story of our fighters and our league.”
Bernstein was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2012 and has served as a ringside analyst for boxing at the Olympic Games. Over the years, he has also earned recognition from several regional and national halls of fame.
Meanwhile, TBL continues to position itself as an alternative to traditional boxing formats. The league features 12 teams representing major U.S. markets and uses a structure built around single-round bouts. Both men and women compete across weight classes, and team scoring determines the final outcome through “Money Rounds.”
As a result, each fight carries added urgency and stakes. With Bernstein now on board, TBL adds instant credibility to its broadcasts. More importantly, it gains a voice capable of guiding both hardcore fans and newcomers through its evolving product.
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