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Warner Bros. Discovery Partners With X For Winter Olympics
"Under the agreement, X will prioritize Warner Bros. Discovery’s Olympic-related content across its feeds, with localized versions tailored for audiences throughout Europe."
Charles Barkley Disappointed in NBC Sports’ Use of Michael Jordan
"It’s a bad look for NBC, it’s just a bad look, plain and simple."
Barrett Media’s Top 20 Sports Television Shows of 2025
Welcome to day two of Barrett Media's Top 20 series for the 2025 calendar year. This series is well regarded across sports radio, news/talk...
Charles Barkley Responds to Colin Cowherd Over ‘Inside the NBA’ Work Load
"There's some fools at home that we're on the internet. They're at home now. Saying that we were talking bad about the players today, so they made us work less. Shut hell up."
Netflix Reportedly Will Not Carry AEW With Revised Warner Bros. Bid
"Language in the proxy suggests that following the completion of the Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery deal, AEW’s rights will remain with Discovery’s Global Linear Networks division."
Charles Barkley Blasts Sports Media for Lynn Jones’ Outrage
"Have we got to the point now where you just have to be an idiot or fool or jackass to be on television or podcast or something?"
Fubo Sports Network Launching ‘The Hoops HQ Show’ With Seth Davis, Andy Katz
"We are going to bring our experience, our insight and most of all, our access, to deliver an insider’s perspective on college basketball."
Apple TV Announces New Documentary On Andre Agassi
"The forthcoming documentary will explore Agassi’s rise from child prodigy to global superstar, while also examining the personal struggles and contradictions that defined his journey."
Paul Bissonnette Reportedly Agrees To Contract Extension With TNT Sports
"Bissonnette has been part of TNT’s hockey lineup since the network re-entered the league’s U.S. broadcast picture in 2021."
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."