Jalen Rose, Chris Webber publicly make amends after Hall of Fame announcement
"I love you. I appreciate you."
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AT&T to combine WarnerMedia assets with Discovery in blockbuster merger
The Turner networks and HBO are among the assets included in the deal.
‘Saturday Night Live’ parodies ‘The Last Dance’ deleted scene; Bob Baffert on Weekend Update
You know what happens with Michael Jordan takes something personally.
Marv Albert will reportedly retire after the NBA playoffs, ending nearly 60 years at the mic
Albert began calling New York Knicks radio broadcasts in 1963.
Kevin Garnett documentary, ‘Anything is Possible,’ to premiere on Showtime July 30
The doc will also include footage from Garnett's Hall of Fame induction.
PBS announces Sept. 19 premiere for Ken Burns’ Muhammad Ali film, virtual events with The Undefeated
Burns will join ESPN's The Undefeated for a series of conversations about sports and race in America.
John Cena producing, narrating new WWE series for Peacock on wrestling’s bad guys
'WWE Evil' does not yet have a premiere date.
NBC, CBS, Fox, ABC announce Week 1 matchups on morning shows ahead of full 2021 schedule reveal
Mike Greenberg, Mike Tirico, and Nate Burleson were part of the early-morning hype.
New media venture Just Women’s Sports raises $3.5 million from investors for coverage, production
The site already has podcasts covering soccer and the WNBA.
Greg Gumbel on CBS analysts dancing on air during March Madness: “I will only go so far”
"I have tried really hard throughout my career not to look like an idiot on TV."
Chris Webber reportedly may be done at Turner after 2020-21 NBA season
Marv Albert's status for next season and beyond also hasn't been determined.
Washington Post sports columnist Thomas Boswell is retiring after 52 years at the newspaper
If your favorite team won or you have a cherished World Series memory, Boswell was probably there and wrote about it better than anybody.
ESPN2’s Marvel-themed NBA broadcast draws 274,000 viewers, better than other recent simulcasts
The traditional broadcast on ESPN drew 1.12 million, 300 percent more than the ESPN2 audience.
