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Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Rebranding to TNT Sports
The TNT Sports umbrella will also include other WBD properties such as Bleacher Report and Golf Digest, according to the report.
FOX Sports Hires Former St. Louis Cardinals Pitcher Adam Wainwright as a Full-Time Analyst
“I love the game of baseball...Hopefully, my experience on the field will allow me the opportunity to share the game I love in a unique and deep way."
FS1’s ‘The Herd with Colin Cowherd’ Boasts Most-Watched Episode Ever
The Jan. 15 show garnered 318,000 viewers, making it the most-watched live episode of The Herd to air on FS1, up 35 percent compared to Jan. 2023's average.
Sports Media Reacts to Spike Eskin Leaving WFAN to Return to WIP
“It's now the third job of a lifetime I've had the opportunity to do. Leaving WFAN and CBS Sports Radio is an incredibly difficult decision."
‘The NHL on TNT’ Crew Will Call Tonight’s Red Wings-Panthers Game Due to Inclement Weather
With their NHL game crew stuck in Buffalo, TNT will have their studio hosts call the game in Florida from their Atlanta studios.
Michael Smith with Andrew Marchand: Journalism Feels Like It’s Going in the Wrong Direction
"There's business and there's journalism and they're in conflict right now."
For Bill Belichick To Succeed in Broadcasting, the Teacher Must Become the Student
We’re just so accustomed to his grumblin’ mumblin’ stumblin’ routine with the media, particularly the New England media, that many folks assume that’s the way the coach behaves normally.
Rams-Lions Wild Card Game on NBC and Peacock is Most-Watched Primetime Show Since Super Bowl LVII
The Rams-Lions Total Audience Delivery (TAD) average of 35.8 million viewers is up 25% from last year’s Sunday primetime Wild Card game.
St. Louis Cardinals Ready to Return to the Broadcasting Business After Bally Sports Meltdown
“If we’re ready to do it ourselves, then we’re ready for anything. That’s sort of my philosophy.”
CBS Sports Reveals Super Bowl LVIII Plans for Linear and Digital Channels
CBS and Paramount+ will have a full slate of pre-and post-game of Super Bowl LVIII, including seven hours of pre-game coverage on Super Bowl Sunday.