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Fox Sports Pulled The Plug On Breakfast Ball, The Facility, Speak At The Right Time
"If FOX Sports wants to cut into ESPN’s viewership with daytime programming, there may be no better time than now to pull the plug."
Sports Play-By-Play Simulcasts Are Becoming a Problem for Radio
“How can a single broadcaster serve two very different masters?”
Dana White Hints at New UFC Rights Deal “Leveling Up”
"More than likely, we’re going to end up with a platform that is way more global than we are now"
FOX Sports 1 Cuts Ties With Joy Taylor, Cancels Speak, Breakfast Ball and The Facility
"According to a report in The Athletic, Taylor's exit coincides with the cancellation of three underperforming studio shows: Speak, Breakfast Ball, and The Facility."
Rob Manfred: MLB Baseball Broadcasts Are in Too Many Places Right Now
"We've experimented. Apple's been a great experiment, but we do have a lot of fragmentation. We need to get into a more streamlined model."
FOX Sports Promotes Allison Williams to NFL Sidelines Replacing Laura Okmin
"Williams will work with play-by-play announcer Kevin Kugler and analyst Daryl Johnston, replacing Laura Okmin, the third-longest-tenured sideline reporter in NFL history"
Logan Paul Podcast ‘IMPAULSIVE’ Joins WWE, Fanatics Digital Lineup
"IMPAULSIVE will continue to be distributed through its own YouTube channel and audio platforms. However, the show will now benefit from enhanced promotional backing from both WWE and Fanatics."
WWE Is Squandering Opportunity With ‘Saturday Night’s Main Event’ on NBC
"The advertisement on Saturday Night's Main Event should be the WWE. Instead viewers were treated to ads surrounding medications, life insurance, and the latest food and drink sensations"
Woodward Sports Network Adding New Show with Braylon Edwards and Matt Shepard
"This dynamic duo is more than just a sports show - it’s a destination for fans and partners."
NBC Sports Announces Broadcast Crew for 153rd Open Championship
The play-by-play duties will rotate between Dan Hicks, Terry Gannon, Mike Tirico, Steve Sands, and Tom Abbott.