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Sean McManus is Confident in the Next Chapter of CBS Sports
"...I think the momentum we have is going to continue for many, many years to come."
CBS Sports Announces 2024 Masters Tournament Coverage Plans
This will be the final Masters Tournament under the direction of CBS Sports Chairman Sean McManus, who is retiring from the role this month after spending parts of 28 years with the network.
CBS Sports, TNT Sports Announce NCAA Men’s Final Four Regional Semifinals Commentators
Live game broadcasts will take place on Thursday, March 28 and Friday, March 29 from 7 p.m. EST until midnight EST on each day.
NCAA March Madness TV Broadcast Crews for CBS Sports, TNT Sports Announced
Ian Eagle will replace Jim Nantz as the play-by-play voice of the Final Four and National Championship Game.
CBS Sports Launches New Basketball Podcast ‘Beyond the Arc’; Could NBA Games Return to CBS?
CBS Sports will launch 'Beyond the Arc,' a new podcast covering all things NBA featuring Ashley Nicole Moss, Bill Reiter, and John Gonzalez and, Avery Johnson.
CBS Sports Extends Terrika Foster-Brasby Through 2025
"Excited to announce my continuation working with the CBS Sports family...through 2025! I’ve loved my time with CBS Sports and looking forward to the next year"
The Jason Kelce Chase Will Show If NFL TV Partners Learned From Past Mistakes
We've seen former players jump directly to the booth, with varying levels of success. Have the NFL TV partners learned their lesson by being burnt in the past?
Paramount CEO Bob Bakish: ‘Hard to Believe’ Disney, FOX, WBD Joint Streaming Venture is ‘Ideal’ for Consumers
"There’s still a lot we don’t know about this service – things like price; packaging; consumer appetite."
Nielsen Custom Survey: Super Bowl LVIII Reached Estimated 210 Million Viewers
"The Super Bowl is singular across the television and media landscape not only in its unparalleled viewership, but because it is largely watched in group settings."
Are Networks Getting Money’s Worth From High-Dollar Announcers?
I know the networks only care about what goes down on their broadcasts, but can they be getting more from the folks they're paying millions to?