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Mike Florio Continues Covering the NFL at ProFootballTalk and NBC While Taking On Other Writing Projects
Mike Florio, an NFL commentator for NBC Sports and owner of ProFootballTalk, has released a sequel to his fictional mob-based book that came out...
WNBA on ESPN Platforms Averages 1.2 Million Viewers in Regular Season
The regular-season slate of games in the WNBA on ESPN platforms attained record viewership throughout the year, providing momentum heading into the playoffs as...
Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame Announces Class of 2024
The Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame has announced its inductees for the Class of 2024, continuing a tradition of honoring those who have played...
Week 1 of ESPN ‘Monday Night Football’ Averages 20.5 Million Viewers
The season premiere of Monday Night Football on ESPN featuring the New York Jets and San Francisco 49ers drew an average of 20.5 million...
Shannon Spake Named Host/Sideline Reporter for Charlotte Hornets
Shannon Spake is joining the Charlotte Hornets broadcast team on Bally Sports Southeast throughout the season as a host and sideline reporter. Spake will...
Stephen A. Smith: ‘I Expect to Get Paid’
Stephen A. Smith, featured commentator and executive producer of First Take and analyst for NBA Countdown on ESPN, is in the midst of contract...
Mark Lazarus: Venu Sports is an ‘Incomplete Service’
NBC Sports recently completed an opening weekend of multiplatform broadcasts in the NFL that averaged a collective 25.9 million viewers. Viewers watched the game...
Burke Magnus: ESPN Wants to ‘Redefine What Covering the Super Bowl Looks Like’
ESPN aired the season premiere of Monday Night Football as the San Francisco 49ers hosted the New York Jets from Levi’s Stadium in Santa...
FOX Sports Averages 23.8 Million Viewers for Tom Brady Broadcast Debut
The broadcast debut of FOX Sports lead analyst Tom Brady in a matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Cleveland Browns on America’s Game of...
ESPN, FOX Can’t Insult Fans With Colorado, Deion Sanders Coverage
“Coach Prime was always more bluster than substance, but it was bluster the media propped up and treated with legitimacy.”