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Pacers-Thunder NBA Finals Game 5 Viewership Lowest Since 2003
Through its first five games, the NBA Finals is averaging 9.18 million viewers on ABC, representative of a 19% year-over-year decline.
Former ESPN Radio Host Jason Fitz: Stephen A. Smith “Walks, Talks, Lives, Eats, Breathes Stereotypes”
"Yesterday's toilet paper is more useful when it comes to having an actual opinion about Memphis than Stephen A. Smith’s"
Can Sports Media Conquer Nostalgia Better Than the NBA?
"Sports media must conquer nostalgia the complete opposite of how the NBA has approached the battlefield"
Chris Vernon: Stephen A. Smith Comments About Memphis “Irresponsible”
During a discussion about the aftermath of the Memphis Grizzlies trading Desmond Bane to the Orlando Magic, ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith provided a...
Stephen A. Smith: Critics of Viral Solitaire Moment Can “Kiss My A**”
"I work too damn hard, too long, too many hours to be worried about what people think I’m doing for 30 seconds"
LeBron James: Amazon Prime NBA Analysts ‘Appreciate the Game’
"[Prime Video] has so much knowledge and [so many] people that know the game and appreciate the game and talk about the game in such a positive manner"
Caitlin Clark Return for Indiana Fever is Third Most-Watched ESPN WNBA Game Ever on ABC
The game averaged 2.2 million viewers on ABC, which is up 76% from the WNBA on ABC regular-season average from last season.
Pacers-Thunder NBA Finals Game 4 Finished With Best Viewership Of The Series
"The NBA Finals series between the Thunder and Pacers is currently averaging 9.08 million viewers through its first four games, which is down by approximately 18.1% from the previous year at this time"
Could Pat McAfee Be Happier Without ESPN?
"Forget criticism. McAfee sees enemies in other people simply not praising him"
Mark Madden: Sports Media Is Being ‘Burned to the Ground’
"It’s hard to accept that it’s not likely to change. Every meathead who once wore cleats, sneakers or skates has a podcast (or will). It is becoming the rule, not the exception"