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Amazon Prime Video to Broadcast Monday Night NHL Games in Canada
"We are committed to serving hockey fans and reaching new audiences with our robust content distribution strategy that brings viewers exciting NHL content to a multitude of streaming services."
Amazon Prime Video, Tegna Partner with Seattle Kraken
“Seattle Kraken hockey is synonymous with the Pacific Northwest, and we're thrilled to bring Prime members in Washington, Oregon and Alaska access to Kraken games on Prime Video."
Bob Cole, Voice of ‘Hockey Night in Canada’ Has Died
"Thank you for decades of love for his work, love of Newfoundland and love of hockey."
Laurence Holmes: Pastor at Chicago Bears Event “Used the Word of God to Try and Fleece the Flock for Billionaires”
"It is the most publicly ungodly thing that I can think of, and everyone involved with that today should be ashamed of themselves."
Sports Podcast Festival Coming to Raleigh in August
"What we did was look for shows that had significant audience crossover with one another. I truly don’t think we could have asked for a better lineup in year one."
Yahoo Sports App Will Allow iOS Users to React to NFL Draft Picks with Emojis
"You can let the world know and even better you can see how the world is reacting."
97.1 The Fan Dominates Across the Board in Columbus Winter Ratings Book
"The TEGNA-owned station finished first with an astounding 18.1 share among Men 25-54 in weekday prime."
101 ESPN Delivers Double-Digit Shares Across All Shows in St. Louis Winter Ratings Book
"Both midday shows finished third with Persons 25-54 with a 9.6 and 9.5 share, respectively.'
106.7 The Fan Finishes Top-3 in Morning Drive, Middays in Washington, D.C. Winter Ratings Book
"Brian Mitchell and JP Finlay recorded an 8.2 share in the winter book, placing the show third among Men 25-54. The program amassed the largest share at 106.7 The Fan for the quarter."
Barrett Sports Media Presents ‘The 2024 NFL Analyst Draft’
"Some selections you'll agree with, others you won't, and it'll likely lead to texts and social media interactions among industry folks."