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MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Credits NBC Sports’ First Year Efforts Leaning Into Baseball

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"NBC, from Day 1, was about reach for us and they certainly delivered that. Equally important, they leaned into baseball."

Why Profanity Standards Are Due for Change in Sports Broadcasting

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"The media landscape, audience, and definition of what is considered offensive or profane has changed. Yet broadcast radio and television remain bound by standards created for a media environment that no longer exists."

Why Miranda Khan Traded TV for Afternoons on KCMO Talk Radio

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"In TV, it moves so quickly. In radio, it's more casual and laid back. It's not 30-second sound bites. You can sit and have a conversation."

The Eagles at The Sphere Proves the Classic Hits Format Still Dominates

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"Songs that are 50 years old are now suddenly favorites of people much younger."

Tiki Barber: Ryan Clark ‘Thinks Because He’s a Big Wig at ESPN’ He Can Take Shots at Me?

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"Shut the hell up, Ryan Clark. Please. You sound like a fool."

Justin Shackil, Emmanuel Berbari to Call 25 Yankees Games in John Sterling’s Absence

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Sterling plans to call around 112 of the 162 games for the Bronx Bombers in 2024.

Sports Media Reacts to Tiki Barber Criticism From Saquon Barkley

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"I wish him nothing but luck, but he also has to realize that my job for the past 17 years has not been in a locker room, it's been to be the voice of the fan."

Tiki Barber After Saquon Barkley Criticism: ‘Our Job is to Entertain, Inform, and Sometimes Get a Bit Visceral’

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"That's how the fan is. And they want to express themselves but they don't often get a chance to call in and talk about it, so we do it for them."

Day Spent With: Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata of WFAN

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"Obviously you want to be No. 1, but I want to make sure that our show is the best sports talk show in the world."

Boomer & Gio: Somebody is Going to Make it Worthwhile for Jason Kelce to be an Analyst

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"Could Jason Kelce develop in to that John Madden-ish of now time, an intense, sort of funny,'BOOM!,' look at that offensive lineman type of guy?"

Gregg Giannotti: “You Can’t Talk Bad Football, Bad Baseball, Bad Basketball Every Single Day”

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"I'll opt more for the funny personal story than I would 'let's talk about the minor league system or the bullpen.'"

‘Load Management’ is Ridiculous in Sports and Even More Dumb in Broadcasting

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I think it is a bad decision by any content creator to not have consistency.

KFC on WFAN: What Makes Barstool Sports Successful is the “Reality TV Aspect”

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"Anybody that has success in entertainment and sports...I think there is going to be that desire to see behind the curtain and we just kind of opened the curtain willingly."

Gregg Giannotti: Ryan Clark Wants to “Work Less and Get Paid More”

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"If I was an executive, why would I ever hire him? He's been fantastic, but if I was the one writing the checks...why am I going to pay him for what he did and not what he's going to do now?"
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How Joe Giglio Took Philadelphia Sports’ Best “What If” Questions From 94WIP Into His First Book

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"There are 25 different ‘what if’ moments in the book. Five to seven immediately came to mind. Others I had to go back and think, ‘People aren’t thinking about this,’ but something happened along the way that would have changed a lot about Philadelphia sports."