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Draymond Green Signs Podcast Agreement With Audacy, Leaves The Volume
"The fresh look and feel of the podcast comes at the perfect time"
‘Thursday Night Football’ Viewership Continues Year-Over-Year Gains on Prime Video
"Through seven weeks, TNF is averaging 15.29 million viewers, maintaining its best season since moving to Prime Video and the highest average for the franchise on any network since 2015"
Barstool Sports Podcaster Cody “Beef” Franke Passes Away From ‘Sudden Medical Issue’
"Barstool lost a member of our family this weekend. Just tragic news. You will never find a nicer more genuine person than Beef"
NFL on FOX Rules Analyst Mike Pereira Hints at Potential Retirement Following 2026 Season
"I don’t want to outlive my effectiveness. But I don’t know — who can predict the future?"
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred: Goal Is Focusing on Long Haul With TV Rights Deals
"When we go to the market in 2028 with all of our rights, a principal concern will be to narrow the number of places that people need to go, and to eliminate blackouts. The reach and discoverability for our fans, I'm 100% committed to making better in 2028"
Michelle Beadle and Cody Decker Announce Return Following SiriusXM Exit
"The duo’s return follows a turbulent exit from satellite radio that made waves across sports media"
It’s Time for Sports Radio To Take a Stand on Prop Bets
"Sports radio is entertainment—an escape. But sports radio is also a public service when times call for it"
Some ESPN Producers Reportedly Growing Tired of Pat McAfee’s Demeanor At ESPN
"Everyone is bending over backwards to put you in a good position—and these same people are incentivized for you to succeed"
Boomer Esiason: Stephen A. Smith Blaming Donald Trump for FBI Investigation Release Is “Ridiculous”
"That is so far out in left field that it's ridiculous"
YouTube, Disney Carriage Agreement Ending Next Week as Both Networks Trade Statements
"If we don’t reach a fair deal soon, YouTube TV customers will lose access to ESPN and ABC, and all our marquee programming — including the NFL, college football, NBA and NHL seasons — and so much more"