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How ‘NFL Live’ Stood Out on ESPN Owning a Day NFL Fans Will Never Forget
"June 1, 2026, rivaled any day on the NFL calendar. NFL Live stood unrivaled in its coverage."
ESPN’s Jeff Passan Explains Decision To Stay At ESPN, New Podcast, and Challenges of an MLB Insider
"ESPN, regardless of the rights we have, we’re still the best. We still do this better than anyone else, with the best people."
ESPN Announces NFL Free Agency Coverage Plans
"Beginning Monday, March 9 at noon ET, the network will deliver more than six hours of dedicated coverage across multiple studio shows while providing real-time updates, commentary and analysis."
How Mina Kimes Grew From Business Journalist to a Top NFL Voice With ESPN
"I really try to cover the whole league. Podcasting can be a complement to television. If you feel that your team nationally is not getting enough analysis, come listen to my show."
Barrett Media’s Top 20 Sports Television Talent of 2025
"This gives you an idea of how the industry collectively views the best of the best on sports television."
Stephen A. Smith Ends Partnership With Solitaire App Company After Being Named Ambassador
"The company leaned into the broadcaster’s viral moment from the NBA Finals, when cameras captured him playing solitaire during Game 4 of the NBA Finals"
ESPN Reportedly Ordering Talent To End Papaya Gaming Promotional Messaging
"The promotion is tied to ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith being named a global ambassador for Papaya’s World Solitaire Championship"
How Mina Kimes’ “Colossal F**K Up” Reminds Sports Radio To Avoid Endorsement Nightmares
"The lesson is clear: revenue is important, but reputation is priceless. A hasty endorsement may fill the ledger today, but it can erode trust tomorrow"
Pablo Torre: Nick Wright is ‘Clinically Obsessed’ with Michael Jordan
"Is Nick Wright still banned from PTFO? I think the answer must be 'Yes.'"
Women in Sports Media are Changing the Narrative Towards Covering Football
"Fifteen years ago, women didn’t have the opportunities they have now in sports."