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iHeartPodcasts Announces ‘Dub Dynasty’ Series Surrounding Golden State Warriors Championship Run
"Dub Dynasty adds to iHeartMedia’s growing lineup of basketball content produced in partnership with the NBA"
Danny Parkins: NCAA Championship Game Was a Terrible Game, Terrible Watch
“I didn't tune into a national championship game to watch a ref show."
Should You Be Programming for YouTube Over Radio?
"No one is just going to abandon their air signal in favor of making content in ten minute chunks, but ten minute chunks may have more value than the full hours they come from."
Jeff Austin Is Thankful for Every Step of His Radio Journey as He Exits 1080 The Fan and Enters Retirement
"I have a lot of different interests in life, and I'm looking forward to continuing my passion for audio and for sports."
Tennessee Titans Name Taylor Zarzour as Lead Play-By-Play Announcer
"To be the voice of a team in a town my wife and I have always dreamed of living in, I can't believe it. I am super excited about it."
Orlando Magic Announcer Paul Porter Says the Team Decided This Will Be His Final Season
"This was a decision by the team and not mine, but I am grateful for the 36 seasons I have had with them.”
Gary Bettman: Local Rights Deals Continue To Be Important for Fan Connection to NHL
“There’s still going to be an important role for local coverage."
J.J. Watt: ‘I Have a Very Difficult Time Criticizing Guys’
"It would be very weird if I didn’t have some tie to the game because I love watching it, talking about it, breaking it down."
Angelo Cataldi Believes Joe Weachter Leaving 94WIP Was Due to Age Discrimination
“He was let go because he was older, and because on a ledger sheet he made a certain amount of money. The corporate people couldn't justify it."
Five NBA Teams Deadline To Extend With FanDuel Sports Network Delayed Again: Report
"The Atlanta Hawks, Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat, Minnesota Timberwolves, and Milwaukee Bucks have yet to renew their agreements with the RSN to at least broadcast games for next season."