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Netflix Sells Out NFL Christmas Day Inventory
"Netflix said the partners have signed on for both in-game placements and broadcast features surrounding the highly anticipated holiday doubleheader"
Major League Baseball Talking Possible Baseball Packages With NBC, ESPN, Apple, Netflix
"The activity has created an opening for other platforms to enter the fray. Each potential contract would run three seasons according to The Athletic"
Chris Fallica: Barstool Sports Partnership Will Be Great Lead in for ‘Big Noon Kickoff’ on FOX Sports
"Bringing in a guy who is a kind of a lightning rod in Dave Portnoy, and is an opinionated, authentic guy, I think it’s going to be good for the show"
Versant President of Sport Matt Hong Prefers Peacock as Streaming Partner, Happy With Sports Portfolio
"We have programming that I think is competitive with most networks out there. I like what we have, and will continue to be competitive going forward"
Mike Felger Returns to 98.5 The Sports Hub Following Bike Accident
"I don’t even know exactly what happened. But I cracked my neck on, I believe, the handlebars"
Ariel Helwani: UFC Dropping ESPN Could Harm Exposure of Sport
"I think the reason why the UFC is getting a billion dollars from Paramount is because of ESPN"
What Taylor Swift Just Taught Sports Podcasters About Growing Their Audience
"Swift’s New Heights appearance should be a wake-up call: revisit your playbook, take risks, and leave space for something unexpected"
The NFL on CBS Broadcast Teams: A Breakdown
"Like any great NFL team, the 2025 CBS game announcer roster is stacked. As you watch the talent on the field this season, don’t forget to pay attention to the equally strong talents describing the action"
Dana White: UFC Agreement With Paramount Negotiated in 48 Hours
"David Ellison came in and said, ‘This is an all-or-nothing deal. I want everything,"
Skip Bayless: Stephen A. Smith Struggled Early With Twitter on ‘First Take’
"In the early days of Twitter—and I don’t know if he still does it—he would just, in the breaks, read his phone"