Chris Russo doesn’t plan on retiring anytime soon: ‘What am I gonna do?’
"My wife and I would drive each other crazy staring at each other."
"My wife and I would drive each other crazy staring at each other."
Victory+ has fallen behind on rights payments owed to multiple partners in recent months, according to Sports Business Journal.
"Sometimes you can try to dress something up and you really don't need to."
"Yeah, I can't say anything for sure right now, but definitely."
"I don't become Brandon Walker without Kaycee Smith."
"There's absolutely no doubt in my mind that ... you can learn from these men and women."
"I still think we need it, but I think we need to pare it back."
"Yeah, things just get sometimes made out so much more than what they really are."
"I had nine years of watching these guys — [Mike] Tirico. And I'd like to give that a shot, man."
"Me? No, you've got the wrong notes."
"I don't want people looking over, as the proverbial story is, to see all that talent that was unused in the grave."
"I thought this was a foul."
"I'm trying to give myself a chance to last as long in this industry as he has."
"There's not like a bunch of new brand-new stuff coming out."
"I refuse to believe that this thing is just the same."
Allen also said the line between player and journalist gets "murky" when former players criticize current ones the same way they were criticized during their careers.
"It's apples and oranges."
After 40 years and 18 combined World Cups, American soccer's most decorated play-by-play voice is stepping back from the sport's biggest stage.
Brady was the most logical answer given his Fox role, Raiders ownership, and pre-Super Bowl neutrality claims.
"There are many ex-colleagues, maybe fans who have watched this game, and have embarrassed themselves with certain takes."
"Your critics are the only ones who have the benefit of hindsight."
Eric Froton was hired away from NBC Sports to lead the coverage.
The lawsuit, filed in December 2025, is the latest legal trouble for Wiley, who was arrested on domestic battery charges on July 4 and whose wife has since filed for divorce and accused him of rape.
The 2019 NBA champion will transition into a regular analyst role for NBA on Prime after wrapping up his 20-year playing career.
ESPN confirmed the move Wednesday, weeks after Front Office Sports first reported Bontemps was in advanced talks with Atlanta.
The made-for-TV event returns to Trump National Golf Club Jupiter on Dec. 16.
"You can't have the most talented player on your team not play well for an extended stretch."
"I'm so looking forward to going out and being around and showcasing the Home Run Derby for Netflix."
Ooh, I don't know about that one, Jim... turns out he did.