Aly Wagner won’t let negativity bring down her World Cup experience
Aly Wagner will be the first woman to call men's World Cup action in America, and she isn't going to let negative fans bring her down.
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Fernando Fiore is here for your entertainment
When you're watching Fernando Fiore this summer during Fox's World Cup coverage, prepare to be entertained.
Grant Wahl is poised to have a busy summer for Sports Illustrated and Fox Sports at the World Cup
It's going to be a busy summer for Grant Wahl.
AA Q&A: Bob Ley on journalism, the World Cup, and ESPN’s politics
AA Q&A: Tom Verducci talks TV vs print, analysis vs reporting
Veteran MLB reporter Tom Verducci talks about working in TV compared to writing articles, and being an analyst compared to being a reporter.
AA Q&A: Telemundo legend Andrés Cantor talks World Cup, Emmy win
Cantor is amped for the World Cup, as you would expect.
How is Major League Soccer developing its rivalries to withstand the test of time?
MLS is trying to develop longstanding rivalries between clubs, but that is proving to be more difficult than expected.
ESPN’s Mina Kimes is thriving in a multi-platform role at the network
The sky is the limit for ESPN's Mina Kimes.
FS1’s First Things First is hitting its stride in a crowded field of morning shows
AA Q&A: Kevin McHale talks NBA playoffs, potential return to coaching
The Turner Sports analyst talks the NBA Playoffs and a potential return to coaching.
10 must-watch NBA games in April: The playoff push is on
There's a lot to keep track of during the next 10 days.
Ernie Johnson, Craig Barry preview Final Four, discuss CBS/Turner’s March Madness evolution
Ian Eagle on calling his first NCAA Tournament regional games for CBS: “It just feels natural”
Ian Eagle and Jim Spanarkel will be calling regionals this year in the NCAA Tournament, and talked to AA about the promotion.
Jim Nantz, director Bob Fishman, share March Madness memories from 33 NCAA Tournaments worked together
"I’ll sense where he’s going with a story, and I’ll try to have the appropriate shot for him."
The Starters celebrate 1,000th episode, still looking to improve and showcase their personalities
NBA TV's The Starters have experienced unimaginable success, and feel like they still haven't hit their ceiling.
“You’re going to get smarter about looking at sports”: Chad Millman on moving to The Action Network from ESPN
"If I was ever going to leave ESPN, which I really wasn’t that interested in doing, it was going to be to do this content, this business."
AA Q&A: Brad Nessler
Brad Nessler talked to AA about his calling his first NCAA Tournament since 1992.
AA Q&A: Rob Stone of Fox Sports talks World Cup ratings, covering Russia, and the 2026 World Cup bid
Fox Sports soccer host Rob Stone talked with AA about covering the 2018 World Cup, the North American bid in 2026, and the start of the new MLS season.
TBS, CBS executives explain rationale for unique Selection Show format
Turner and CBS are defending their decision to change up the format of this year's Selection Show.
10 must-watch NBA games in March: Warriors, Cavs look to improve playoff positioning
Which NBA games do you need to watch in March?
ESPN will use Shohei Ohtani as one fantasy player, aligning with CBS, but differing from Yahoo
10 must-watch NBA games in February: Curry vs Westbrook, Jimmy Butler returns to Chicago, Isaiah Thomas’ Cavs debut in Boston
Which NBA games must you watch in February? Here's our list.
Alex Rodriguez, Matt Vasgersian discuss how they got to ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball and pressure in broadcasting
ESPN's new Sunday Night Baseball broadcast crew discussed their budding partnership.
Athlete Council member Stu Holden discusses the vital, crucial, unprecedented U.S. Soccer presidential election
Stuart Holden is one of the people who will vote on the next president of US Soccer, and here's what he's looking for before the election in two weeks.
