Awful Announcing
The Match II delivered record-setting cable television ratings that even topped the final rounds of last year's PGA Championship (CBS) and British Open (NBC).
'The Jordan Rules' author said that the food poisoning pizza story was "complete nonsense," and called Jordan's explanation on wanting to return to the Bulls in 1998-99 "a complete, blatant lie." Smith claims Jordan "just didn't want to play."
5.6 million viewers: the average for episodes 9 and 10, as well as the whole docuseries.
"In fact, I know they'll do it."
Episode 8 was the first premiere of The Last Dance to have under 5 million viewers, but the premieres are still averaging 5.6 million overall.
Reali told Trubisky on Twitter, "It was small of me," and "one of those, 'what a moron I am' 2 secs after you say it moments." The 'Around the Horn' host also is making a donation to a foundation Trubisky supports.
The docuseries -- focusing on Michael Jordan and the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls -- is averaging 5.8 million viewers over the six premiere episodes.
The song that will be hard to get out of your head remains.
Scottie Pippen's Mr. Submarine commercial probably wouldn't have been cleared for television in 2020.
'The Last Dance' won't be on ESPN+ for 15 months, but will hit Netflix in July 2020.
NBC Sports Chicago will re-air every Chicago Bulls game from the 1998 NBA playoffs, beginning April 20.
A "sports and pop culture game show." Jeff Gordon and Brady Quinn are the first contestants.
What NBA players would you like to see in a H-O-R-S-E competition?
Lunch Talk Live with Mike Tirico will focus on "the current state of the sports world and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic."
Plenty of thrilling NFL games to watch over the next month while you're stuck at home.
