Tag: Super Bowl LX
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Stephen A. Smith and His Dangerous Myth of Being Untouchable
"Smith has every right to defend himself. He has every right to clarify his words. But daring the world — and, by extension, your employers — to silence you is not strength. It’s hubris."
Jon “Stugotz” Weiner Takes Aim at Colin Cowherd Producer Over Fernando Mendoza Appearance at Super Bowl LX Radio Row
"Seriously, take some responsibility for your actions, man. I’m tired of the sports radio game where there’s no accountability. Everyone’s stabbing each other in the back."
Brandon Tierney Warns Sports Talk Personalities About Taking Political Stances on Air, Online
"Nobody gives a s**t about what you think about politically. They really don't. I know that you think that they do. They don't. So get over yourself."
Craig Carton: “Let’s Play The Smallest Violin For Mike Tirico” Of NBC Sports
"Oh my gosh. How does Mike do it? What a warrior, what a great guy."
Why Did Green Day, Bad Bunny Remain Politically Silent in Their Super Bowl LX Performances
"There’s something to be said for the idea that two politically active global artists performed on the biggest stage in American sports. Moreover the decision to let the music speak for itself."
Super Bowl LX Second Most-Watched of All Time, Peaking at All Time High 137.8 Million Viewers on NBC Sports
"The Super Bowl and the NFL once again delivered a blockbuster audience across the NBC broadcast network, Peacock, and Telemundo."
Mike Salk: MLB Should Have Been Promoted After the Super Bowl Broadcast on NBC Sports
"Why were there no promos, no nothing during and especially after the Super Bowl for the Sunday Night Baseball on NBC? What are we doing?"
Seattle Seahawks QB Sam Darnold Credits ‘SportsCenter’ for Falling in Love With Sports
"To be honest, I watched SportsCenter every single day, every night before I went to bed."
Ryen Russillo Apologizes for Graphic Photo Posted Unknowingly on Instagram
"I don’t know what happened and I’m sorry that it did."
MLB Swung and Missed Again at a Golden Opportunity With Super Bowl Conclusion
"Baseball needs good press, smart marketing, and a locked-in audience. The Super Bowl provided exactly that opportunity. Instead, MLB once again struck out looking."