Kevin Durant continues FanDuel partnership with new NFL-related role
"Players being able to parter with a sportsbook is a little insane."
"Players being able to parter with a sportsbook is a little insane."
"I just hate that they don't stay loyal to the crib."
"We've got this one last year left, we're gonna f***ing make it the best ever, we're gonna give people memories, and we'll just take it from there."
"It is sad to see someone that has accomplished as much as you did ... both in sport and business still be triggered by another man’s finances and accomplishments."
"If he does want to do this, and I would love for him to do it because I think it's good for broadcasting in general, I think he'd be really good."
"Stop lying. Cuz they would be paying you and you know that check was in the mail, you'd play."
"Now we just gotta get 'em similar contracts as what some of these NBA guys are making."
"It was hard to deal with. It was a unique negotiation in a lot of different ways."
ESPN is seeking a new analyst for its top NBA booth alongside Mike Breen and Doris Burke.
Haynes joins fellow NBA insider Shams Charania in free agency as the broadcasting landscape shifts around the league.
The series packs plenty of star power.
"Most of us got jobs by studying what happened in our industry before we got there. But apparently in sports, if you're a great athlete you don't feel you have to do that."
Charania recently left Stadium after six years and figures to get a boost in name-recognition from his appearance on the popular NBA 2K video game franchise.
As the NBA’s media rights deal came into focus earlier this summer, it became increasingly clear that Warner...
"Your response to that, Earvin 'Magic' Johnson?"
"Help me understand the changes Online H2H. Takes some of the fun away."
The motion for dismissal will be heard in court Oct. 4.
The only story in sports media that includes Jeff Bezos, Bill Simmons, Jason McIntyre and Big Cat.
"Sometimes I wish we never spoke about it.”
ESPN insider Adrian Wojnarowski must have been licking his chops to drop a Woj Bomb about an NBA coach with the last name 'Oppenheimer.'
Although the NFT craze is dead, Shaquille O'Neal is still embroiled in a lawsuit over his selling and advocacy for the tokens.
The 79-year-old Michaels is entering the final year of his deal at Amazon ahead of the streamer picking up NBA games starting in the fall of 2025.
Stay at TNT for the swan song? Replace his buddy JJ at ESPN? Or help build up one of the new rightsholders?