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David Haugh: NBC Sports Did a “Disservice” to Maria Taylor in Super Bowl LX Postgame
"I thought that is a disservice to Maria Taylor, because I felt like she’s hosting, let her host."
How Mike Mulligan Went From Serendipity to the Spotlight at Chicago’s 670 the Score
"It’s your responsibility, and I think everyone on 670 The Score understands this, to present information. To try and live up to the people who were there before you and are going to be there after you"
David Haugh: Caitlin Clark Means More to the WNBA Than Any Other Professional Athlete
"Show me somebody who has more at stake when they’re on the court or on the field and creates a bigger disparity when they’re gone in terms of interest and viewership."
David Haugh: NBA, NHL ‘Missed Opportunity’ to Air Championship Games on Father’s Day
"You have a built-in audience already on their couches from the U.S. Open that took forever – took forever – and went into the night, and then you’re right there."
David Haugh: ‘This is a Huge Day for the Chicago Sports Network’
"A lot of good people worked very long and hard on getting this deal done, and finally today, it’s arrived."
Recapping the 2025 BSM Summit in Chicago
"Conferences like ours only work if people show up, gain value, build and extend relationships, and companies support them."
The 2025 BSM Summit Adds Annie Agar, Laurence Holmes, David Haugh, Fred Jacobs, Mike Ricordati, and Matt Moscona
"The 2025 BSM Summit presented by Point to Point Marketing is 51 days away!"
David Haugh: NBA All-Star Game is ‘Really Embarrassing for the League’
“‘Why don’t these guys care? Why are we watching this?,’ and you remember when it used to matter"
Mike Mulligan: Tom Brady Offered ‘No Insight’ During FOX Super Bowl Broadcast
"No, it’s not great – not a great broadcast."
David Haugh is Embracing the Balance of 670 The Score and Chicago Sports Network
"It’s a balancing act, but I think that you do want to make sure you have fun along the way, so you don’t take things too seriously, and you certainly don’t want to take yourself too seriously."