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Omaha Productions Announces Content Partnership With Main Street Sports Group
"Partnering with Omaha Productions, one of the most respected and creative brands in sports entertainment, sets the stage for what’s next"
ESPN Establishes New WNBA Viewership Records in 2025
"The network said this year’s playoff performance marked its most-watched WNBA postseason to date and the most-viewed across all networks since 1999"
iHeartMedia Announces Partnership With Rock Entertainment Group To Form SportsRadio 99.1 in Cleveland
"Our collaboration with iHeartMedia demonstrates our shared commitment to accessible, high-quality coverage and innovative experiences"
Why Netflix’ Pivot to Podcasts Is Heavy on Hype, Light on Impact
"Maybe I’m mistaken, but I’ve never known the phrase “Netflix and chill” to mean watching Bill Simmons ramble about the Boston Celtics"
Why Amina Smith Could Replace Molly Qerim as the Host of ‘First Take’
"Amina Smith deserves a good long look and has all the TV tools to do the job"
Locked On Podcast Network Achieves Biggest Month In History
"In total, Locked On recorded 45,691,452 listens and views in the record-setting month—its best performance since launching in 2016"
Joe Buck: Tom Brady wearing a headset in Las Vegas Raiders’ Coaches Booth was “too public”
"I know they [Raiders] weren’t happy that that got out—but he’s in a booth with a headset on. I mean, we’re all at least smart enough to know that there are cameras everywhere and they’re going to find you"
Chris Russo Feels Molly Qerim Left ‘First Take’ Abruptly Because She “Felt Embarrassed”
"I think Molly probably looked at it as, ‘I’m not gonna do First Take. I don’t want to do SportsCenter,’ so she probably didn’t want to, felt that would be a demotion"
‘The Pat McAfee Show’ Achieves Over a Billion Views on Social Media in September
"Our main goal is to celebrate sports and its athletes. It’s cool to know that sports fans seemingly like what we’re doing"
Craig Carton: No One Cares About Women’s Professional Sports in America
"We're trying to fool ourselves into thinking the American sports public enjoys or wants to see professional women’s basketball. We don’t. We never have and we never will"