Tony Romo’s broadcasting improvement goes well beyond predicting play calls
It's not luck - Tony Romo has gotten so good in the broadcast booth by working his ass off.
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AA Q&A: CBS Sports’ Amy Trask on the Super Bowl, Big 3, whether pass interference should be reviewable
John Sterling discusses calling Sunday’s Brooklyn Nets game for YES, how he’ll never retire
John Sterling is going to call the Brooklyn Nets' game on YES this Sunday, and talked to AA about going back to his roots.
Stu Holden is optimistic about calling Barcelona-Tottenham with Steve Nash, urges fans to be open-minded about the broadcast
Turner Sports broadcaster Stu Holden is calling Barcelona-Tottenham on site with Steve Nash this week, and he thinks it's going to be a different experience for fans.
10 must-watch NBA games in December
Get ready for a whole lot of interesting Lakers games this month.
AA Q&A: ESPN’s Paul Finebaum talks his new expanded role at the network, the SEC and biases, and more
10 must-watch NBA games in November: LeBron returns to Cleveland, Bucks & Raptors take center stage
The NBA games you must watch this month run from the first to the last day of the month.
House of Highlights, Omar Raja taking the next step into social media dominance with new Twitter Live show
After dominating Instagram, Omar Raja and House of Highlights are setting their sights on Twitter.
10 must-watch NBA games in October: LeBron’s Lakers debut
Enjoy LeBron on the Lakers now before you're tired of them on national broadcasts!
TBS MLB analyst Gary Sheffield discusses AL playoffs, integrating analytics, rookie managers
Gary Sheffield talked to AA about his broadcasting career, managing in the Postseason, and analytics.
NBA reporter Dave McMenamin signs extension with ESPN, moves back to L.A. to follow LeBron and the Lakers
"I’ve been through the circus a couple of times, so I’m comfortable trying to play ringmaster."
SI TV premiere of 1978 Yankees-Red Sox documentary ’14 Back’ shows a promising further expansion into that space
SI TV premiered another documentary this week, and the early reviews are glowing.
DAZN announces boxing hires, including Brian Kenny, Sugar Ray Leonard, Kay Adams, Chris Mannix and LZ Granderson
DAZN has brought in some big names on the boxing side.
DAZN unveils content plans for Matchroom, Bellator packages prior to Monday’s U.S. launch
DAZN's MMA and boxing coverage will have several noticeable differences from conventional TV broadcasts, with shoulder programming, archives, and fewer commercial breaks.
AA Q&A: Bruce Arians discusses new CBS gig, calling plays in advance, how he’d handle new helmet rule
Bruce Arians talked to AA about the start of his broadcasting career, the end of his coaching career, and how he would handle the NFL's new helmet rule.
AA Q&A: Michael Kay talks juggling his radio show with Yankees broadcasts, Sunday Night Baseball, and his future in broadcasting
Bundesliga lays out plan for increased American relevance, exposure
The Bundesliga has made the United States a top priority for further development.
Tim Howard talks new Turner Champions League gig, retirement
"It’s something that I want to be a part of as I come to the end of my career."
The Basketball Tournament founder Jon Mugar discusses the history and impact of the Elam Ending
A blind e-mail from high-school principal Nick Elam has turned into TBT adopting the Elam Ending, which Dugar calls "an awesome, awesome, awesome experience. It’s like pure, possession-oriented, very high-stakes basketball."
ESPN’s Karl Ravech talks the Home Run Derby, Baseball Tonight, and his ESPN career
Prior to Monday's Home Run Derby, ESPN's Karl Ravech talked to AA about the Derby, Baseball Tonight, and his long career at ESPN.
NBC’s Kyle Martino on his U.S. Soccer presidential run, VAR, and the Premier League
Kyle Martino chatted about what he learned from his run for US Soccer president, VAR, the Premier League, and much more.
Gene Steratore discusses his career as a referee, the advancement of replay technology and the difficulty of the catch rule
Newly announced CBS rules analyst Gene Steratore talked to AA about his new position, the differences between officiating the NFL and college basketball, and the NFL's convoluted rulebook.
DAZN agrees to five-year streaming rights deal with Bellator, will start fight subscription package
DAZN is making its biggest splash yet in America.
AA Q&A: Hashtag Sports founder Anthony Caponiti
Anthony Caponiti talked about the Hashtag Sports conference, its speakers, and the new sports economy.
In his first World Cup, John Strong tries to stay mentally focused as he fulfills his lifelong dream
Strong will be fulfilling a lifelong dream by calling the World Cup in Russia this summer.
