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Former Red Sox Pitcher Jonathan Papelbon Joins Roster of ‘Foul Territory’ Hosts
"I am joining the Foul Territory podcast full-time, no more guest spots...I'm coming in and I can't wait to pop a bottle on this year's baseball season.
An Ode to the Heart and Soul of Barstool Sports — Frank The Tank
If you can simultaneously be the angriest person on the planet, and also be viewed as completely wholesome, you're doing something right.
Dan Le Batard: Kim Mulkey Will Not Be Able to Sue the Washington Post
"People just don't care how meticulous journalists have to be about writing something that Kim Mulkey is afraid of and should be afraid of."
Arena Group Will Not Relinquish ‘Sports Illustrated’ Site & Social Channels to Minute Media
The Arena Group is now refusing to hand over the Sports Illustrated website and select social channels, a day after it seemed like Arena was ready to move on.
The Arena Group to Immediately Cease Publishing ‘Sports Illustrated’ Content; Launching New Site ‘Athlon Sports’
The Arena Group will cease publishing all content under the Sports Illustrated umbrella and any content produced by the tech company will fall under a new banner — Athlon Sports.
Report: ‘Sports Illustrated FanNation’ In Limbo Amidst New Minute Media Deal
While the landmark deal between ABG and Minute includes Sports Illustrated FanNation, the blog's staff may up in the air thanks to its former rights owner.
Alanna Rizzo Joins Foul Territory Team; Will Host ‘Fair Territory’ with Ken Rosenthal
Rizzo will also launch a new podcast, Dodgers Territory, which will air two shows per week.
‘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..."
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.
Netflix Announces ‘Receiver,’ A Follow-Up to ‘Quarterback’ Series
'Receiver' will follow five top receivers— Davante Adams, Justin Jefferson, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Deebo Samuel, and George Kittle — on and off the field.