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ESPN to Replace Sunday Night Baseball with Women’s Sports Sundays
ESPN announced it will feature top-tier WNBA and NWSL games in the window.
YES Network Reportedly Using Two Play-By-Play Voices For Yankees Broadcasts
"Michael Kay returns as the lead play-by-play voice, backed up by Ryan Ruocco, while David Cone, Paul O’Neill and Joe Girardi will rotate as analysts."
PHLY Adds Corey Seidman To Phillies Coverage
"I’m thrilled to join PHLY and continue covering the Phillies for the most passionate fans in baseball."
WEEI Brand Manager Ken Laird To Make MLB Spring Training Play-By-Play Debut March 8
"I suggested I just do that game. This is the team of my youth, the Pirates and the Red Sox. So it was suggested to Red Sox brass, and they said, you know, it's a good idea."
DAZN Reportedly Meeting With NBA, NHL Teams Leaving Main Street Sports Group
"DAZN already existing international relationships with both the NBA and NHL position the company as a credible long-term partner."
Could Netflix Home Run Play for Barry Bonds Be a Ticket to His Place in the Hall of Fame?
"You don’t change votes with statistics anymore. You change them with perception."
FOX Sports Reveals Broadcast Plans For 2026 World Baseball Classic
"FOX will showcase seven marquee matchups, beginning with Team USA’s Pool B opener against Brazil at Daikin Park in Houston on Friday, March 6."
Netflix Reportedly Aiming To Add Barry Bonds to MLB Opening Day Coverage
"While no agreement has been finalized, the expectation is that Bonds would appear on-site for both pregame and postgame programming if the sides reach terms."
MLB Local Television Crisis Risks Eroding Fan Loyalty and Competitive Balance
"Baseball is built on trust. Fans trust that their team will be there every night, on the same channel, with familiar voices guiding them through the season. Right now, that trust is fraying."
Mike Salk: MLB Should Have Been Promoted After the Super Bowl Broadcast on NBC Sports
"Why were there no promos, no nothing during and especially after the Super Bowl for the Sunday Night Baseball on NBC? What are we doing?"