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Why Skip Bayless’ Return to ‘First Take’ Should Be an Audition for More
"ESPN doesn’t need nostalgia—it needs impact. And impact is exactly what a recurring role for Bayless on First Take could deliver. The history is proven, the attention is guaranteed, and the interest is already built in."
NBC Sports’ NBA Comeback Has Hit Its Stride With the Postseason
"In one of its biggest broadcasts of the season, the network’s talent and production team elevated their performance and delivered a compelling postseason presentation."
Why the NBA Has a Watchability Issue With the Oklahoma City Thunder
"If the NBA is truly on the verge of its next dynasty, built around its best team and its best player. It might want to ensure those things still align. Greatness alone doesn’t guarantee attention anymore."
Why the NFL Can’t Have It Both Ways With Draft Pick Tipping
"You can’t empower insiders, reward scoops, and fuel the social media fire, then act surprised when it burns a little too hot."
The Disconnect Between NAB Week and Realities of Sports Broadcasters
"Technology should push broadcasting forward. It should make great storytellers better, not make storytellers optional. That’s the feeling I carried with me from my time in Vegas two years ago, and still have today."
If Sports Leagues Found a Loophole, So Should Others With Prediction Markets
"Advertising categories were never about clean lines. They were about how many lines you could draw — and how long you could get away with pretending they mattered."
The NFL Draft Has Become ESPN’s Content Empire
"It’s not about winning the night; it’s about owning every lane of it."
Why Early Netflix Data Could Have Sports Podcasts Hitting Pause
"Seeing these early results after such a sports-heavy quarter should raise some concern within the walls of both The Ringer and Barstool Sports."
Dianna Russini Learned When You Don’t Control the Message, It Controls You
"Dianna Russini’s resignation underscores a hard truth in modern media: optics and silence can define a career as much as your reporting."
Sports Radio’s Million Dollar Idea Lies in the Hometown Call
"This isn’t about choosing radio over TV. It’s about giving fans the option to experience the biggest moments their way—radio doing exactly what networks are already trying to do."