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ESPN Won’t Replace Doc Rivers on NBA Broadcasts — For Now
ESPN's top broadcast team of Mike Breen and Doris Burke will not have a third person join them and will run as a duo.
Chicago White Sox Hire John Schriffen as Play-By-Play Announcer
“Chicago sports fans are intelligent, they are smart, they're the best fans in the country. If you are trying to be somebody else, they'll see you as a fraud."
Report: Barstool Sports, DraftKings Near Agreement on Sports Betting Deal
According to Sportico, Barstool Sports and DraftKings will soon agree to a multiyear deal that will pay Barstool in the low eight figures per year.
FS1’s ‘First Things First’ Delivers Most-Watched Live Episode Ever
The Monday, Jan. 22 edition of First Things First amassed 335,000 viewers, the most ever for a live edition of the program.
WWE President Nick Kahn Explains the Netflix Deal for Raw on ‘Pat McAfee Show’
"At the end of the day, to be the first movers with Netflix live on a consistent basis...we think it's a great deal."
Kevin Patrick No Longer Part of WWE SmackDown Commentary Team on FOX
"It just wasn't working out."
Netflix, WWE Agree to Massive RAW Broadcasting Deal
Beginning in Jan. 2025, Netflix will be the exclusive home of 'Monday Night Raw' in the U.S., Canada, U.K., and Latin America, and more.
Sports Illustrated Collapse Proves There’s Never Been a Better Time for the Little Guy
“Some of the biggest brands in sports media are owned and operated by companies that know nothing about content creation.”
FM Competition Has Sharpened Bob Stelton and Seattle Sports 710’s Focus
"“When you’re the flagship for the Seahawks and the Mariners, that’s going to give you a built-in audience and we’ve maintained that and grown that."
Anthony Bellino Debuts as Co-Host of ‘SportsWrap’ with Lomas Brown on 760 WJR in Detroit
"What an honor and a privilege it is to be joining the Great Voice of the Great Lakes, 760 WJR. I can’t wait to contribute to the station’s legendary broadcasting history and make some new history of our own."