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Detroit Sports Broadcaster Pat Caputo Reveals Cancer Diagnosis
"For those wondering where I’ve been: I have been diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer, commonly referred to as a 'death sentence,'"
Main Street Sports Group Reportedly Misses January Payments To Several NBA Teams
"In the meantime, the company continues to produce this month’s games for the 13 NBA franchises on the FanDuel Sports Networks."
James Brown, Adrian Wojnarowski, Greg Gumbel, Sid Hartman Elected To NSMA Hall Of Fame
"The selections were determined by NSMA members during final December balloting."
MLB Network To Celebrate Shohei Ohtani With Full Programming Day January 7
"The network-wide celebration will feature Ohtani’s most memorable games, original storytelling, guest appearances, and studio segments across MLB Network shows and social media platforms."
CBS Sports’ Matt Ryan Expected To Be Hired As Atlanta Falcons President Of Football Operations
"The leader in this new role will set the vision and identity for our team."
Prime Video Viewership Sets Platform’s Record for Most Watched Thursday Night NFL Season Ever
"The 2025 season posted gains across all major adult demographics under 55, including viewers ages 18–34, 18–49, and 25–54."
Craig Carton: FS1 Ratings Dropped When My Name Was Taken off Programming
"My show on FOX? The highest rated quarter hours in the history of FS1. The one that dropped 40% when they took my name off the wall."
Charles Woodson Admits To Being Incorrect With Information Provided by ChatGPT
"I was like, ‘Ahhhh, man.’ So, make sure, man, if you’re using AI, that you fact-check."
The College Football Playoff Got It Right On ESPN With No Change Needed Anytime Soon
"For all its flaws, the College Football Playoff got this part right. Until viewership tells a different story, there’s no reason to fix what isn’t broken."
Cam Newton: SEC Football Is Still the Top Conference Because of Viewership
"At the end of the day, everybody knows that if you want to go and get put on [television] you still go to the SEC."