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MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Credits NBC Sports’ First Year Efforts Leaning Into Baseball

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"NBC, from Day 1, was about reach for us and they certainly delivered that. Equally important, they leaned into baseball."

Why Profanity Standards Are Due for Change in Sports Broadcasting

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"The media landscape, audience, and definition of what is considered offensive or profane has changed. Yet broadcast radio and television remain bound by standards created for a media environment that no longer exists."

Why Miranda Khan Traded TV for Afternoons on KCMO Talk Radio

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"In TV, it moves so quickly. In radio, it's more casual and laid back. It's not 30-second sound bites. You can sit and have a conversation."

The Eagles at The Sphere Proves the Classic Hits Format Still Dominates

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"Songs that are 50 years old are now suddenly favorites of people much younger."

Why the 2026 NBA Finals Matter to Every Radio Format, Not Just Sports

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It's a story that has far exceeded the bounds of a great sports moment.

Denver Nuggets Broadcasters Chris Marlowe, Scott Hastings, Chris Dempsey Depart

Sports John Mamola John Mamola -
"Altitude Sports is moving in a different direction and decided not to renew my contract. It has been a wonderful 22 year run, and I want to thank everyone who was there along the way."

Chicago Sports Media Remembers Chicago Bulls Analyst Stacey King: “Face of the Franchise as a Broadcaster”

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"Stacey King made you happier. He made you smarter, and he made you want more. That's why it's so shocking and sudden and sad. Because now he's gone."

Barrett Media to Introduce ‘The Mike McVay Award’ at the 2026 Barrett Media Audio Summit

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"If you look around, you'll see Mike's fingerprints on thousands of radio stations and individual radio and music careers."

Chicago Bulls Player, Broadcaster Stacey King Dies At 59

Sports John Mamola John Mamola -
"Stacey King was a cherished member of the Bulls family and one of the truly unique personalities in our organization's history."

The NFL Proved Once Again It Doesn’t Need Games To Control American Attention

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"Even when the NBA Finals are tipping off. Even when the Stanley Cup is being contested. Most sports need games to control the conversation. The NFL just needs a headline."

The Community Connection Sports Has, but Sports Radio Often Doesn’t

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"Why is it that teams and leagues can find time for simple acknowledgment, but the connective tissue of sports radio that ties fans to teams cannot?"

Could Pat McAfee Be the Most Trusted Man in Sports Media?

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"The most influential person in sports media right now may not be the loudest debate guy, or the sharpest insider or the toughest interviewer. It may be the guy powerful people trust not to make the interview about himself."

NBA Reportedly Hires Matt Volk as Newly Created General Manager of Local Media

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"Volk arrives from NESN and SportsNet Pittsburgh, where he served as COO for three years. He will lead a newly formed local media group covering both the NBA and WNBA."

What Mike Breen Could Learn From Joe Buck Ahead of a New York Knicks NBA Finals

Columns John Mamola John Mamola -
"The Finals are supposed to sound big. The emotions are supposed to feel real. And if the Knicks happen to win a championship with Mike Breen on the call, the moment should sound every bit as memorable as the journey that led there."
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