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FOX Sports Secures Most-Watched FS1 NASCAR Cup Series Race Since 2021
Compared to the average of 2.39 million viewers for NASCAR races on FS1 last year, the presentation of the NASCAR Cup Series race from Phoenix Raceway was up 18%.
ESPN Presentation of Lakers-Celtics on ABC Averages 4.61 Million Viewers
In analyzing the comparable game window from the previous year, the broadcast achieved a 92% year-over-year rise in average viewership.
Milwaukee Brewers to Simulcast Ten Games on Over the Air Television
“The partnership with Good Karma Brands is an incredible opportunity to bring Brewers baseball to even more local fans,”
CBS, TNT Sports Announces Plans for ‘March Madness’
"Ian Eagle, Bill Raftery, Grant Hill, and Tracy Wolfson will call this year’s NCAA Men’s Final Four"
John Nallen: FOX Will ‘Probably Look’ at ESPN MLB Package
"I think what will come to market in some form will be some baseball product, particularly after baseball and ESPN announced that after the season their relationship would change."
Monumental Sports Network Announces Added Alex Ovechkin-Related Coverage
“Having the chance to call this exceptional moment in hockey history is a profound honor for me and our entire live game crew,”
Ben Fawkes Joining Yahoo Sports as Senior Sports Betting Analyst
"In this role, Ben will deliver sports betting insights, break down the industry’s most compelling news and trends, and contribute to our overall sports betting content strategy."
Big Sky Conference Extends Rights Agreement With Scripps Sports
“Over the last three years, each entity has grown, both collectively and individually, accentuating the brand of our league and member institutions—and thus elevating the viewing experience.”
Matt Barrie Staying at ESPN Under New Multiyear Deal
"ESPN has been my home for 12 years, and there’s no other place I’d rather continue my career."
Why Sports Media Should Be Celebrating Stephen A. Smith Resetting the Market With a New Record Breaking Contract at ESPN
"What Smith's new deal implies is that there's a reward for being at the top of your profession. It shows that ESPN values its top people too."