Stan Van Gundy finds optimal situation with Turner Sports
Stan Van Gundy is thrilled just to have a more defined role at a network.
Stan Van Gundy is thrilled just to have a more defined role at a network.
Pedro Martinez did not hold back in this chat.
It's time for another year of Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime, and while Derek Rae returns on the alternate English feed, other changes are in store.
"This is going to supercharge what will already be a lucrative three or four-month period at the end of the year for us."
Yahoo is planning on using select live games, original video, fantasy sports, and traditional reporting to support its NFL coverage this season.
"It was pretty obvious and pretty evident, even when I talked to my friends and peers at ESPN, that there’s no question about this. Leaving the personal relationships, I think, in anything we do is hard, but professionally there was simply no doubt."
Jay Feely isn't just a kicking analyst anymore.
“I think it was a work in progress in some senses," Abdo said.
Jason Fitz and Sarah Spain are splitting up, but both will retain high profile roles at ESPN Radio.
No matter his age, Dick Vitale will continue to entertain fans and fight for sick children.
No matter what happens this weekend with Tiger Woods at Bethpage Black, he's going to be the main attraction.
"I assume that since I didn’t curse on the air that I’m going to be invited back to Augusta next year”
Magnus also denied that Monday Night Football could move from ESPN to ABC.
Despite a lack of Central American flair in the Women's World Cup, Telemundo is not holding back.
Life as a broadcaster is going pretty well for Jason Terry.
Jamie Erdahl has sped up the ladder at CBS Sports, and will work two Sweet 16 games and one Elite 8 game this weekend.
Jim Jackson is finally going to be calling NCAA Tournament games on television this year, and his March Madness starts on Wednesday night.
Jon Champion's first game as ESPN's primary MLS announcer came this past weekend.
"It always struck me that everybody says that we learn more from our failures than we do from our victories, but that doesn’t always manifest in popular culture or in conversations."
Jim Rikhoff will be the lead producer for Super Bowl LIII, his first in charge for CBS.