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Why Adam Silver Is Right Where Sports Media Outrage Is Wrong
"Silver’s comments may have seemed tone-deaf, they reflect the reality of who the league serves—and it’s not always the fan"
Charles Barkley Is Not Helping Himself With Commentary About the NBA’s TV Partners
"The basketball Hall of Famer seems to be talking out of both sides of his mouth. He’s upset about less time on Inside the NBA but was unwilling to take on more work at NBC than he did at TNT"
Can Sports Media Conquer Nostalgia Better Than the NBA?
"Sports media must conquer nostalgia the complete opposite of how the NBA has approached the battlefield"
The NBA Finals Silence Is Golden For Sports Fans
"We all should be thankful that—if only for this NBA Finals—sports are back... to just being sports"
Pat McAfee: ‘I Learned a Lot About My Business This Morning in Another Article’
"I don’t know if this is just normal, par for the course. I guess it’s just life these days."
Adam Silver: ‘I Spoke to Michael Jordan’ About New Role With NBC Sports
"I know there were other inquiries over the years. I think, for whatever reason, he was ready to do it now. He has incredibly fond memories of NBC. I don't think that's lost on anyone."
Mike Babchik: Hardcore Fans ‘Shouldn’t Care About TV Ratings’ for NBA Finals
"These low Finals, this low rating thing was something that we thought would happen, and every time we talked about if there was a Pacers-Thunder series, 'Good luck.'"
Why the NBA Must Address Their Adversary From Within
"NBA Media must also be better for the league it covers, because their words matter and make more impact when you choose your spots instead of burning the house down from within"
Adam Silver: “Unusual” the Level of Discussion About NBA TV Ratings
"It seems a little unusual how much discussion there is around ratings in this league."
Adam Silver: Airing NBA Broadcasts on Internet Television Presents New Functionality
"What I think people aren’t talking enough about is when you move to essentially internet television, and that’s what it is."