Eric Bischoff Ends ‘Strictly Business’ Podcast; Launches New YouTube Show
Bischoff and Conrad Thompson will continue to produce Bischoff's main podcast, 83 Weeks, however, an additional show which Bischoff was doing with Jon Alba, Strictly Business, will come to an end.
Final ‘Good Morning Football’ Episode from New York Studio Airs Before Hiatus, Move to LA
After today, 'Good Morning Football' will take a brief hiatus, then move to LA. But outside of host Jamie Erdahl, who else will join the show on the West Coast?
‘Saving Sakic’ to Premiere in U.S. April 17 on ESPN+
The documentary follows the high-stakes saga that ensued when Colorado Avalanche Chairman/CEO Charlie Lyons was blindsided by an attempt to sign away the captain of his team, Joe Sakic.
ESPN Coverage of Men’s NIT Tournament Quarterfinals Up 33% vs. 2023
Viewership of the Men's NIT Quarterfinals on ESPN were up 33 percent compared to last year and featured two games that averaged over one million viewers.
Saquon Barkley to WFAN’s Tiki Barber: “Don’t Feed Into the B.S.”
Barkley said any narrative that he chose to go to Philadelphia over staying with the Giants is incorrect because New York never offered him a contract.
Report: NFL to Put Christmas Day Doubleheader Up For Bids
Bidding is expected to start at $50 million among the current NFL media partners but some think the games could sell for $75 million to $100 million apiece.
Joe Scarborough: I Was a Conservative When Women at Fox News ‘Were Still Playing With Their Barbies’
"I’ve got a 95% (American Conservative Union) rating. I’m more conservative than any of them."
CBS Sports Host James Brown To Receive Lifetime Achievement Award at Sports Emmys
"I am incredibly humbled by this award. I know full well that it's not as much about me as it is about all the people with whom...I worked over all these years."
John Anderson Announces Retirement from SportsCenter on ESPN
"I don't really know what's quite next, I have some things in the fire. But SportsCenter will not be it."
Joe Buck Misses Calling Baseball But Says He’s Already Called it for “A Lifetime”
"People go, 'Do you miss calling baseball?' — I did it for 35 years, that is a lifetime in broadcasting...I feel like I put my time in."
