Bill Burr’s brash sports taunting gets awkward due to racial injustice in ‘Saturday Night Live’ skit
"Football, sports in general, everything just seems so small after yesterday's tragedy."
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Canceling second presidential debate would benefit Thursday Night Football, MLB postseason broadcasts
President Trump insists he won't participate in a second debate if it's a virtual event.
Upcoming Magic Johnson docuseries adds director Rick Famuyiwa to production
Famuyiwa most recently directed two episodes of 'The Mandalorian.'
MLB Network’s “Speed Cam” returns for Wednesday’s Braves-Marlins NLDS Game 2 telecast
"The dynamic part of this camera is that it can really get up to a good speed up and down the dugout," says MLB Network producer Chris Pfeiffer.
HBO’s Craig Carton doc, ‘Wild Card: The Downfall of a Radio Loudmouth,’ is a fascinating look at his success and ruin
Wild Card tells a familiar story, but Craig Carton makes the narrative compelling.
Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth reluctantly wear masks during Sunday Night Football in Santa Clara
"We're going to get lollipops at the end of the game tonight," said Michaels during the broadcast.
Fox Sports will televise The Spring League football games this fall
Games will be played on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, beginning Oct. 27.
Detroit’s 97.1 The Ticket names studio in honor of Jamie Samuelsen
The longtime Detroit sports radio personality died in August from colon cancer.
Draymond Green tried to be “similar to Tony Romo” as TNT analyst, drawing praise for his insight
Green drew praise for his willingness to criticize fellow NBA players and incomplete reporting by media.
LeBron James’ SpringHill Company signs four-year deal with Universal Pictures
One project in development is an adaptation of Shooting Stars, Buzz Bissinger's book about LeBron's youth basketball days.
Upstart mobile platform Buzzer allows viewers to aggregate streaming live sports
Users can receive personalized, real-time notifications for close games and then access live sports subscriptions.
Jay Johnstone, longtime major leaguer and broadcaster, passed away at 74
Called "baseball's merry prankster" by the Associated Press, Johnstone died of complications from COVID-19.
iHeartSports Network to provide sports updates for 500 stations nationwide, most with non-sports formats
Dan Patrick, Colin Cowherd, Cris Collinsworth, and Joy Taylor will be among the personalities featured.
