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JJ Redick In War of Words with Barstool Podcaster Patrick Beverley
"I had a four year offer with player option for the same money to be a starter for a different team. FOH 'saved my career'."
JJ Redick Officially Joins Top ESPN NBA Broadcast Team for ‘Marquee’ Games & Finals
I am grateful for the opportunity to sit alongside legends like Mike and Doris and call the game that I absolutely love. I consider it a privilege..."”
While Jason Kelce Seems Like a No-Brainer, Other Athletes Could Also Be The ‘Next Best Thing’ in Broadcasting
While most networks already have a top booth assembled, execs are always looking for the ‘up and comer’ who can add some freshness to a broadcast or a booth.
Trey Wingo and Kevin Frazier Teaming Up for Wondery Podcast, ‘Alternate Routes’
"Trey and Kevin are magnetic personalities that have come up with fascinating scenarios for the show and have shown a unique ability to explore how these pivotal moments would change the sports we know and love."
Nick Wright: JJ Redick Thinks All Sports Television Sucks
"Instead, you should call Reggie [Miller] and ask him."
JJ Redick: Broadcasting NBA In-Season Tournament is a Chance to Document History
"I look at every game as a unique sort of opportunity to talk about and view something that I dearly love."
Ryan Ruocco, JJ Redick, Richard Jefferson Named No. 2 NBA Broadcast Crew for ESPN
The new secondary broadcast triumvirate will work in tandem during the season and in parts of the NBA Playoffs.
JJ Redick: ‘NBA on ESPN Will Be Weird Without Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy’
"I felt like Mark and Jeff and Mike is just such an iconic team, and they’ve been on the call for so many historic moments."
Can Anyone Replace Jeff Van Gundy on ESPN’s Top NBA Crew?
"Will ESPN/ABC even decide to bring in someone else? It’s one option for the network, but maybe not the best choice."
Jeff Van Gundy Reportedly Looking at Coaching Roles, Not New Media Gig
As a fixture in this type of coverage, many viewers find it hard to believe that he will be out of the sports media industry altogether.