Awful Announcing
Albert's schedule this month includes the NFL on Fox, Rangers' games on ESPN New York, Knicks' games on MSG, and a Fox boxing pay-per-view.
"This is one of those moments where I've actually had to kind of take a step back and realize what's happening."
"We just started to really dive into where the places are where the sports fan was at that might also have some crossover with the gaming community."
Parker spoke with host Ben Heisler about her path to the WNBA and to work at Turner, plus what she sees happening this NBA season.
"After putting on Gil’s podcast, I wanted to try my own. I tweet and say a lot of crazy stuff so I think it’d be interesting to have it all on a podcast. To be able to talk about basketball, culture, and fashion is what I’m all about."
"They gave me essentially everything I wanted. ...It was like everything that I had kind of thought of over the last year."
"What we've experienced so far in our time on the ground with the Flyers has been great in terms of letting our cameras in places where they're going to give viewers and fans an opportunity to see things they wouldn't normally see."
"The goal with My Game was to showcase Tiger and bring the viewer into the mind of golf’s greatest champion. Tiger’s deep understanding and knowledge of the game is a part of his greatness, but so is his unique mental approach he takes in practice and onto the course."
"This is going to supercharge what will already be a lucrative three or four-month period at the end of the year for us."
Vox Media college football site Banner Society is taking a new approach, focusing not just on a website, but also on platforms from Reddit to Twitch to Twitter and Instagram. Banner Society head Ryan Nanni spoke to AA about that.
This week’s episode of the Awful Announcing podcast is a two parter. First, host Ben Heisler is joined...
"Everyone asks us 'Hey, what's the next show going to look like?' We honestly have no idea until that week, or even days before it actually airs."
On this week’s edition of the Awful Announcing podcast, NBC Sports Chicago and ESPN broadcaster Jason Benetti joins...
"You wouldn't want to try this without a strategic partner like ESPN, and because they've been the ACC's partner for so long, it was just a natural fit."
"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."
