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‘Bleacher Report’ Co-Founder Dave Finocchio Credits ‘Personalizing Sports,’ Short Blog Content for Company’s Success
All of a sudden, we had these technologies where we could give people experiences that were all of what they wanted and cut out the stuff they didn't..."
Ronnie Lane: WDAE Said “You’re Welcome to Work Here as Long as You Want”
"We've been looking for a full-time host for The Inside Pitch (which proceeds Rays games)...We think you would be perfect for that.'"
Report: Bill Simmons Producing Boston Celtics Documentary for Max
"We’re in production on a multi-part, absolutely top quality, fantastic documentary series, along the lines of hopefully The Last Dance, and so on."
Bob Iger, Jimmy Pitaro Looking to Make Deals ‘Anytime, Anywhere’ for ESPN DTF Offering
Andrew Marchand reported today that Disney CEO Bob Iger and ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro are on the hunt for equity partners, with the NFL and NBA as its top targets.
NFL Network Host Jamie Erdahl Staying With ‘Good Morning Football’ Amid Move to California
I'm really happy to say that I get to keep sitting in my chair...when Good Morning Football returns. So I will see you in LA, but I'm going to go have a baby."
Sammy Sosa Does First Interview in Years with The Steve Cochran Show
"I mean, I missed to be back here, definitely. To see the people and normally, you know, spend time here, I think it will be great."
ESPN’s Masters Coverage Adds Laura Rutledge & Jeff Darlington
Laura Rutledge and Jeff Darlington have joined the ESPN coverage team for next month’s Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club.
Los Angeles Dodgers Extend Radio Partnership with 106.3 The Vibe
“With so much excitement surrounding the 2024 Dodgers season, it was an easy decision to make to continue our long-standing partnership with the Dodgers franchise."
Baltimore Ravens Extend Radio and Television Agreements With Hearst
"For nearly two decades, WBAL-TV, WBAL NewsRadio 1090 AM and 101.5 FM, and 98Rock have been vitally important partners of our team."
ESPN Officially Announces College Football Playoff Extension Through 2031-32 Season; Can Now Sublicense Games
ESPN will expand its current package for the final two years through the 2025-26 season and add a new, six-year agreement through 2031.