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Ron Darling Fully Expects Keith Hernandez To Return to New York Mets Broadcasts on SNY
"Oh, 100%, there’s no way that we can even do what we do without Keith"
Yahoo Sports Reaches Contract Extension With Jason Fitz
"Since his arrival, he’s contributed across Yahoo’s shows and digital platforms, including Yahoo Sports Daily and Inside Coverage, delivering analysis, breaking news, and relatable commentary that connects with everyday fans"
FOX Sports Radio Host Rob Parker Honored by Alma Mater at Southern Connecticut University
"I’m so grateful to Southern for laying the groundwork for my career"
The Paul Finebaum-ESPN Controversy Is a Reminder About Who You Represent
"Paul Finebaum’s removal from ESPN programming had nothing to do with politics. It was a reminder of something much simpler: words have consequences"
How Matt Jones Crafted His Own Playbook for Success With Kentucky Sports Radio
"Think about what’s next and do that. So, when it becomes the thing, here I am. How do you get on the forefront of that so when the world catches up, they see you"
ESPN Viewership for MLB Wild Card Round Sets New Records
"Across 11 games, ESPN networks averaged 4,625,000 viewers, marking the most-watched Wild Card Series under the current format and a 64 percent increase from last year"
Prime Video Viewership for 49ers vs Rams up 20% Year Over Year
"A dramatic 49ers-Rams overtime showdown drew 14.79 million viewers, marking a 20% increase over last year’s comparable matchup"
Wayne Gretzky Signs Multi-Year Extension With TNT Sports
"Gretzky, 64, known as “The Great One” for his dominance on the ice, joined Turner Sports as part of a seven-year broadcast deal that began with the 2021-22 NHL season"
Paul Finebaum Reportedly Removed From Appearances On ESPN Programming
"ESPN vice president of public relations Bill Hofheimer was quick to deny the report"
ESPN Re-Signs Key NHL Talent Including Kevin Weekes, John Tortorella
"ESPN’s 2025-26 NHL roster features a deep bench of play-by-play announcers, analysts, and reporters"