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ESPN Going Direct-To-Consumer Leads Barrett Media’s Top 5 TV Sports Stories of 2025
"Many stories captured headlines, but ESPN's decision to go direct-to-consumer easily topped the list as the most important sports television story of 2025."
NBC Sports President Hopes for More Appearances by Michael Jordan
"Certainly it's been positive for us, and [he’s been able] to sit down with Mike Tirico and talk about various topics that interest him. It's been fantastic"
As Lebron James’ Era Comes to an End, Who Will Be the Next King of the NBA?
"The crown is slipping, and the armor is dented. The true crisis, however, isn’t in the King’s mortality — it’s in the absence of a bold successor"
NBC Sports Lost the Ball on Michael Jordan’s Inclusion With the Network
"The problem is clear: the plotting, strategy, and execution failed"
How Michael Jordan’s Load Management With NBC Sports Ruins the Spectacle and Exposes the Hypocricy
"If Wayne Gretzky, Tom Brady, and Derek Jeter can find time to discuss current-day league events, so can Michael Jordan"
Reggie Miller Wants To Interview Michael Jordan on NBC’s Coverage Of The NBA
"I would love to do it, and this is the premise — we just both walk in a room and sit down"
Michael Jordan NBC Appearances Reportedly Still Not Finalized For The Season
"The NBA legend could sit down for two or three additional interviews with NBC’s Mike Tirico as the network continues its first full season back with the league"
David Samson Says a Costume Change Could Change Perception of Michael Jordan Appearances on NBC Sports
"Christ, I change my blazer when we’re doing something on a different day to make people think that it’s different. I think it’s funny"
Dan Le Batard on Michael Jordan NBC Sports Appearances: “I Don’t Want More of This”
"This is just Michael Jordan getting applause for an opinion. I don't want more of this. I don't want more of a taped interview or the milking a taped interview all season. That is not what I want"
Michael Jordan’s Debut on NBC Sports Left More Questions Than Compliments
"NBC can be selective with Jordan. He doesn’t need a weekly segment. But his insights on current topics are far more valuable than a fireside chat about the old days, with Tirico and himself wearing near-matching shoes"