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NASCAR CEO: Amazon Prime Video Wants More Races in TV Package
"I’ve talked to Eric Shanks at Fox, I’ve talked with folks at Amazon, I’ve talked with Turner, and all of them are really happy with what’s going on right now and feel the momentum in the sport."
TNT Sports Reveals NASCAR Appearance Schedule For Marty Smith, Jimmie Johnson Additions
"TNT Sports has a long history of bringing fans closer to the action, and I'm excited to help deliver that same level of insight, intensity, and fun as part of their NASCAR coverage."
French Open Finals Draw Lower Viewership Than Last Year’s Debut On TNT Sports
"TNT holds a 10-year, $650 million deal with Roland-Garros signed in 2025, making it the network's longest rights agreement."
Marty Smith Joining TNT Sports NASCAR Coverage
"The specific terms of Smith's TNT deal have not been disclosed officially by the network."
Draymond Green Returning To Inside The NBA For Postseason
"The Golden State Warriors forward will make three upcoming appearances on Inside the NBA on ESPN, filling in for Kenny Smith starting Wednesday."
TNT Sports Draws Best NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship Audience in Seven Years
"For TNT Sports, the performance sets a new benchmark. The 18.3 million average surpasses the company’s previous high of 17.8 million viewers."
Shaquille O’Neal Announces Launch of ‘Dunkman’ League Coming to TNT Sports
"Since the NBA guys don’t have enough pride to give us, the fans, what we want in the dunk contest, all of these professional dunkers have been created."
CBS Sports, TNT Sports Reportedly Could Merge as Soon as Q3 of This Year
"When we talk about the transaction, it’s important to note that we are operating as two separate companies until the transaction is completed."
HBO Max, truTV To Host Final Four Alt-Cast During Michigan, Arizona Match Up
"The gathering marks one of the few times the group has reunited publicly in more than 30 years."
Why March Madness Could Benefit From More Than One Broadcast Partner
"As much as fans may desire consistency in a fragmented world, college basketball needs a new coat of paint on its signature event."