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Sports Media Remembers Tennessee Titans Broadcaster Dave McGinnis
"McGinnis spent more than 30 years coaching in the NFL."
Learfield Reportedly Close To Finalizing Sale To Private Equity Firm TPG
"Learfield leadership is expected to remain intact. CEO and President Cole Gahagan will continue to lead the company, and no immediate operational changes are planned."
Dick Vitale Announces Fifth Diagnosis of Cancer
"My oncologist informed me of the results, and while it’s another challenge, I’m ready to take it on."
Howard Bryant Signs Content Development Deal With All The Smoke Productions
"All The Smoke has the voice, credibility and reach to tell the stories that aren’t being told. Brian, Matt and I have discussed working together for years — now it’s time."
Marc Bertrand: Mike Vrabel’s Approach to Dianna Russini Controversy Is “Laughable”
"He rushed into it. And I find his statement laughable. I find his approach in the aftermath of this to be laughable."
ESPN Adds Josh Oshinsky to Original Content Team
"I look forward to shaping the next chapter of ESPN’s original storytelling, marrying ambitious creative vision with formats and partnerships that meet audiences where they are."
Jon “Stugotz” Weiner on Dianna Russini: “She’s Going Through a Very Difficult Time and Going To Survive This”
"I spoke to her, okay, she’s going through a very difficult time. She’s going to survive this. And again, anyone who wants to get rid of her, I will hire her in two seconds."
Nate Lundy Added to Afternoons on The Bet 1430 in Denver
"I am so happy to join Audacy as a local voice, and more importantly, as a local fan. This is going to be a fun ride."
ESPN Signs John Buccigross to a Multi-Year Extension
"With right timing and lots of blessings it happened in 1996. I love my teammates and love sports. I'm a one uniform guy and this is the only team I want to play for."
ESPN Studio Programs Surge In First Quarter Viewership
"ESPN’s signature studio shows averaged 485,000 viewers during the first quarter."