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Mark Jackson Never Thought He’d Do the NBA Finals for 15 Years
"Never would I have imagined that we’d be doing it at this point and have so many under our belt, but It’s a credit to the greatness of those two guys, the friendship that we have on-and-off the court."
Greg Amsinger Inks Extension at MLB Network
At MLB Network, Amsinger has worked as the network's lead studio host of MLB Tonight, as well as coverage of the MLB Draft and live event coverage at the All-Star Game and World Series.
Jerry Recco: Mic’d Up Players, Coaches Future of Sports on TV
"I really do believe at some point that's gonna be the future of TV broadcasting in sports. At least in baseball, if you're trying to attract more viewers."
Advocating For Tua Tagovailoa Is The Media Role RGIII Was Born For
"When it comes to the mismanagement of a potential franchise savior under center, ESPN has the right guy on its payroll."
MSG Networks Pairing of Sam Rosen, Joe Micheletti Is Music to Rangers Fans Ears
“Mistakes are not acceptable. Not that anybody is standing there and hitting you over the head if you make a mistake, but you have to strive for perfection. You want to bring the best out of yourself and to the broadcast, and I think that’s always been the case.”
DJ Bean Leaving NBC Sports Boston
Bean's role on Boston Sports Tonight had diminished after 98.5 The Sports Hub host Mike Felger returned to the show in March of 2021.
NBA Christmas Ratings Up 5% on ESPN/ABC Simulcast
All five games were simulcast on ESPN and ABC, and the slate averaged nearly 4.3 million viewers for the day.
Sport Science Returning to TV, Network to Be Announced
Sport Science originally aired on FOX Sports Network from 2007-2009. It then migrated to ESPN, which turned the brand into segments on SportsCenter.
The NFL Owns Christmas Now
With simply the sheer amount of dollars put into sports television rights, you can't concede any day. You can't just allow your competition to have a win.
Early Bowl Games Seeing Viewership Gains
"The ratings seem to suggest that there is passion for lower-tier bowl games, but big names still matter."