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NBC and Peacock Average 22.3 Million Viewers for Sunday Night Football
Everywhere you look, big viewership numbers are happening for football with the NFL leading the way. This past weekend's Sunday Night Football game was...
FOX Sports Off to Best NFL Start Since 2016; Big Noon Kickoff and Big 12 College Football Score Big on Saturday
This weekend saw a lot of sports fans tuning into FOX Sports to watch football. After averaging almost 2 million viewers on Friday night...
RJ Choppy Rips ESPN For Skipping Death of Pete Rose to Preview Monday Night Football
"It's SportsCenter. That's literally their job."
ESPN College GameDay Before Georgia-Alabama Draws Best September Viewership Since 2010
It was billed by some as 'the game of the year' at least so far as SEC rivals Georgia and Alabama got together this...
Friday Night College Football Viewership Remains Strong; 3.3 Million Average on ESPN, 1.9 Million Average on FOX
Friday night college football continues to draw in viewers. This past week saw ESPN have their second-best Friday game since 2018 as an average...
Charles Barkley Launches ‘Round Mound Media’ with EverWonder Studio; TNT Gets First Look at All Sports Projects
NBA Hall of Famer and TNT broadcaster Charles Barkley and EverWonder Studio, the independent content studio led by Ian Orefice and backed by Jeff...
Chris Berman Celebrates 45 Years at ESPN
It was October 1, 1979, about a month after the launch of ESPN when Chris Berman started at the network. Today marks the 45th...
John Sterling Relishing His Return to WFAN New York Yankees Radio Broadcasts with Suzyn Waldman
When John Sterling retired as the Yankees radio voice just a few games into this season, it came as a shock to the fan...
The NFL Knows Its Value and That Could Upend the TV Business
Alex Sherman is an excellent reporter. He covers the sports media and sports business for CNBC. I really hope you read his story last...
Sports Media Reacts to the Passing of Pete Rose
“Rose was 83 at the time of his passing. He had more hits, at-bats, and games played than any player in MLB history.“