LA Olympics chair Casey Wasserman: NBC treating Paris Games ‘like reality show’
“NBC is not going to pretend like it’s live anymore. What they’re going to do is treat it like a reality show."
“NBC is not going to pretend like it’s live anymore. What they’re going to do is treat it like a reality show."
Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman will join ESPN for SEC Network's coverage of an upcoming Top 10 gymnastics meet.
George Clooney directs a solid story of the 1936 University of Washington Olympic rowing team
Snoop Dogg will be a major contributor to NBC's primetime Olympics coverage providing reports from Paris on the athletes and culture.
"I'm debating the Dallas Cowboys with the attendant in my dorm that has no shower curtain."
Over a decade after the book was published, The Boys in the Boat has a trailer and a release date.
"It just becomes a little more intense. We become fans."
"Your journalistic ethics have to show up during a broadcast, while you’re calling a game, and certainly in situations where politics are part of sports."
The first part will premiere in August, with the second coming in September.
Peacock will be streaming all live events at the 2024 Summer Olympics.
This segment is a notable look at WADA's challenges and failings overall, but the discussion of specific pressure on a WADA executive to back off from his comments about banning Russian athletes is particularly significant.
A remarkable former Olympian is the subject of the latest E:60 feature.
NBC is getting ready for the Paris Olympics just a bit ahead of schedule.
The latest edition of ESPN's E60 is going to be an emotional watch.
We have a trailer for the upcoming doc on the 2008 US men's Olympic basketball team.
Jon Weinbach will direct this documentary, which is releasing globally on Netflix on Oct. 7.
Viewers may get a greater appreciation for the Hall of Fame goalie.
"I was a little worried that he was going to dart one way or another"
Five years after its launch, the NBC U.S. linear Olympic channel (a NBC/IOC/USOPC partnership) is shutting down.
"Y'all just trying to get something to put out an article to make a dollar."
"I really thought I was done with wrestling. And honestly, it's such a blessing that I was able to come back."
"It would be a thrill. But I’m going to wait to see how this all sorts out."
With Los Angeles on the horizon, it seems unlikely that NBC would make any kind of move here.
Armitage had worked for the CBC in a variety of capacities since 1965.