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Pat McAfee: ESPN Executive Norby Williamson is Trying to Sabotage Our Show
"More specifically, I believe, Norby Williamson is the guy who is attempting to sabotage our program."
Bob Carpenter To Remain on Nationals TV Broadcasts for the Next 2 Seasons on MASN
"I’m grateful to the Nats and MASN for letting me wind down my career on these terms...sharing these last 18 years with you has been the highlight of my long career."
Barstool Sports Arizona Bowl Is CW’s Third-Most-Watched Broadcast of the Past Two Years
The network's first college bowl game averaged 1.1 million viewers, making it one of the network's top three telecasts of the past two years.
SportsCenter Sees Year-Over-Year Growth for All Editions of Program
Every single edition of SportsCenter saw year-over-year growth from 2022 into 2023, the largest being the 1 a.m. ET edition, which grew 22 percent YoY.
ESPN Unleashes the MegaCast for College Football Playoff National Championship Game
ESPN's MegaCast will feature the Field Pass with the Pat McAfee Show, the ESPNU Command Center, hometown radio calls for both sides, a 4K Skycam and more.
The Insiders on NFL Network Provides a Great Mix of News, Commentary and Opinion
"The program is an informative mix of solid reporting, stats, analysis, and opinion."
YES Network/MSG Networks Announce Partnership with Streaming Future in Mind
“There’s great alignment between YES and MSG in the digital space.”
Amazon Prime Video Executive Marie Donoghue Departing
The news -- which was first reported by Andrew Marchand of The New York Post -- comes after Prime Video recently concluded its second season as the home of the NFL's Thursday Night Football package.
FS1 Announces Record Viewership for Three Shows — ‘Undisputed’ Not Among Them
FS1 announced that The Herd with Colin Cowherd, First Things First, and Speak, all hit record highs in 2023, but news about Undisputed was missing.
ESPN’s ‘First Take,’ & ‘Get Up’ Record Most-Viewed Years in Program History; ‘NBA Today’ Finishes Year Strong
First Take and Get Up posted record highs for the year, while NBA Today finished its year with a strong December.