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Kayla Burton is Back Home at NBC Sports Boston After Growing at ESPN and NFL Network
Earlier this week, NBC Sports Boston announced that host/reporter Kayla Burton has joined its roster of on-air personalities. The regional network plans to use...
2024 MLB All-Star Game Averages 7.6 Million Viewers on FOX Platforms
The 2024 Major League Baseball All-Star Game attained a rise in year-over-year viewership, averaging 7.6 million viewers across FOX platforms. On the FOX Television...
Taylor Tannebaum Named Host of ‘ACC Huddle’
“It’s an opportunity of a lifetime to move into the ACC Huddle host seat alongside some of the best analysts in all of college football."
Jac Collinsworth Joins NBC ‘GoldZone’ for Olympic Games Paris 2024
Jac Collinsworth has been added to the hosting rotation of Gold Zone, the whiparound show airing on Peacock throughout NBCUniversal’s coverage of the Olympic...
Viewership for 2024 MLB Draft, Home Run Derby Move in Opposite Directions
The Major League Baseball Draft drew its second-best audience on record this past Sunday night, eliciting an average of 863,000 viewers across ESPN and...
WNBA to Reportedly Receive Collective $2.2 Billion in New 11-Year Media Rights Deal
The WNBA will reportedly be receiving a collective $2.2 billion over the next 11 years as part of its new media rights deals with...
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey May Have to Answer to ESPN About Expansion
With the conference ditching longtime partner CBS and jumping to the Disney-owned ESPN/ABC this year, Sankey now presides over an SEC that is fully invested in broadcast revenue, period.
Pat McAfee: Top 100 Athletes List ‘Is the Epitome of Everything That Everybody Hates About ESPN’
"What an absolute terrible list."
FOX Sports Attains Strong Viewership for Finals of UEFA EURO 2024, CONMEBOL Copa América 2024
The UEFA EURO 2024 championship is the most-watched non-World Cup soccer telecast in FOX history.
The Sports Junkies: ‘Undisputed’ with Skip Bayless ‘Essentially Died’
"If you start a TV show and you leave a successful show and start another one, and you get eight years, it's pretty good, but he's going out with a whimper."