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‘Up & Adams’ to Broadcast from Bank of America Stadium on Wednesday
"We look forward to supporting the team next season and to engaging the passionate sports fans across North Carolina with our product."
Kathryn Tappen Rejoining NHL Network
"I am energized and excited at the thought of returning to the great folks at the NHL Network."
FS1 Afternoon Shows ‘First Things First,’ ‘The Herd’ & ‘Speak’ Extend Viewership Growth Streaks
First Things First, The Herd with Colin Cowherd, and Speak all extended their viewership growth streaks into February and posted their most Februarys in their collective show histories
‘The Pat McAfee Show’ to Air Live From WWE World in Philadelphia Before WrestleMania 40
As revealed by McAfee on the Monday, Mar. 4 edition of The Pat McAfee Show, the Friday, Apr. 5 edition of the show will air live from WWE World in Philadelphia.
MLS Instructs Broadcasters Not to “Belabor the Point” with Replacement Referees
The report says the announcers were also told they could “agree or disagree” with a controversial call, but not imply that the replacement referees were “the reason for the controversial call.”
Kaylee Hartung Balances ‘Thursday Night Football’ and NBC ‘Today’
"Two years in, I think I’m at a place where I’m proud of the relationships that I’ve built and proud of how hard I’ve worked."
The Sports Media Industry Remembers ESPN NFL Insider Chris Mortensen
"Upon learning of Mortensen's passing, members of the sports media industry flocked to social media to remember the ESPN legend."
Struggles Continue for ‘Undisputed’ On FS1
According to Sports Media Watch, the Feb. 27 edition of the program had 50,000 viewers, the lowest in the show's history.
Undisputed on FS1 Needs Producers to Move the Show Along
The last piece of video involving Dallas that got this much attention was the Zapruder film.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Leaving NBC NASCAR Coverage for Prime Video & TNT Sports in 2025
Dale Earnhardt Jr. is beloved in the NASCAR world and has made numerous contributions to NBC Sports. We thank Dale and we wish him the best going forward.”