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Anthony Lima: People Will Watch NFL Games No Matter Who the Quarterbacks Are
"The ratings show that people are going to watch no matter who the quarterbacks are; no matter how bad the teams are."
ACC Network Adds Chelsea Gray as Women’s Basketball Analyst
“I’m honored to be coming back home to the ACC. This conference proves its greatness year after year and I’m thrilled to be a part of it again.”
Fred Toucher: What Did Joe Benigno Think Would Happen By Revealing Robert Saleh Texts?
"He's on Zoom and he looks like he's in his bedroom from like 1962. It looks like a little kid's bedroom."
Scott Kaplan: Chris Russo is Too Famous to Be Fired by ESPN
"I kind of think he didn’t just come up with atomic bomb and World War II talking about this particular Japanese baseball player."
Prime Video, Premier Boxing Champions Agree to Multiyear Rights Deal
“With live coverage of PBC action throughout the calendar year, Prime Video continues to bring viewers in the U.S. and around the world the best in sports.”
Joe Shasky: Bonta Hill is One of the Faces and Voices of the Golden State Warriors
"I think this is important because I consider you one of the faces and voices of the Warriors. If you’re frustrated even after a victory, then I think that that speaks to the big picture.”
Ken Carman: Radio Hosts Don’t Know How to Talk About Baseball
Carman included himself in the group of radio hosts who don't do a great job of breaking down Major League Baseball.
Sports Media Reacts to Joe Castiglione Winning 2024 Frick Award
Castiglione's colleagues and contemporaries were more than complementary when finding out he took home the award.
ESPN, TNT NBA Collaboration ‘First Step’ in Bigger Partnership, Execs Say
The two companies will cross promote the NBA In-Season Tournament during Thursday's programming.
Jim Boeheim Made a Career Out of Treating Media Poorly, But Now Wants In on the Action
You have now become what you once despised and loathed. Maybe you didn’t understand the impact or importance of the relationship when you played or coached, but now you’re one of us. It borders on hypocrisy.