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Laura Rutledge is Thriving on Her Journey at ESPN
"They don’t need to remember what I said because I’m there to make them shine, and that will be what I hope people would say about me."
Sean Pendergast on Jim Nantz and Tony Romo: ‘I Don’t Think They Like Each Other.’
"I think Jim Nantz wants to be so many other places right now other than doing a game with Tony Romo."
Mike Tirico to Waddle & Silvy: If Bill Belichick Does TV ‘He Will Be Awesome’
"He will be the guy who everyone shuts up and listens to. I promise you."
White Sox Announcer John Schriffen on 670 The Score: I’m Filling a Seat That Has Been Filled By Legendary Broadcasters
"It still hasn't really hit me," he said. "I'm going to be the next voice of the Chicago White Sox in one of the best cities in the world."
Fans Actually Learn Watching ‘First Things First’ on FS1
The ultimate strength of First Things First is its ability to back up the bluster with bona fide facts. There are no weak links on this program, and no one person has to carry the conversation.
Marie Donoghue Joining DraftKings Executive Team
"I am thrilled to be joining DraftKings during this exciting phase and have long admired the organization’s steady rise as an industry innovator."
ESPN Won’t Replace Doc Rivers on NBA Broadcasts — For Now
ESPN's top broadcast team of Mike Breen and Doris Burke will not have a third person join them and will run as a duo.
Chicago White Sox Hire John Schriffen as Play-By-Play Announcer
“Chicago sports fans are intelligent, they are smart, they're the best fans in the country. If you are trying to be somebody else, they'll see you as a fraud."
If Tom Brady Bumps Greg Olsen on FOX, CBS Should Pair Him with Jim Nantz
If I’m CBS, I am on the phone with Greg Olsen’s agent YESTERDAY, about joining the number one booth on the network.
Report: Barstool Sports, DraftKings Near Agreement on Sports Betting Deal
According to Sportico, Barstool Sports and DraftKings will soon agree to a multiyear deal that will pay Barstool in the low eight figures per year.