Warner Bros. Discovery News
Real Sports’ ‘modern-day slavery’ update on Qatar migrant workers is worth watching, and a sharp contrast to Fox
"When you're watching that World Cup in Qatar, just imagine how many men are buried in those grounds."
HBO’s ‘SHAQ’ is more of a layup than a slam dunk
The docuseries mostly gives Shaquille O'Neal's side of his story, but leaves you wanting more.
Layoffs hit Warner Bros. Discovery Sports, impacting roughly 10% of workforce
The Warner Bros. Discovery layoffs have made their way to sports.
Charles Barkley claims freedom of speech excuse has gotten out of hand: ‘I hate the term cancel culture.’
"This thing with free speech has really gotten out of hand. I mean, you just can’t go around insulting people and think it’s OK just because it’s freedom of speech."
In attempt to lower next rights deal, WBD’s David Zaslav says ‘We don’t have to have the NBA’
Comments from executives on upcoming rights deals often don't pan out. We'll see what happens with these ones from Zaslav.
HBO releases ‘SHAQ’ trailer
SHAQ will premiere on HBO and HBO Max on Nov. 23.
Dana White’s Power Slap League will have an eight episode season on TBS starting in January
Who wants to see people slap each other in the face over and over again?
Erin Andrews doesn’t look back fondly on early TBS stint: ‘I was horrific’
“It was just bad, and I appreciate Turner giving me a chance, it obviously led me down a different path."
Tributes pour in for legendary sports anchor Fred Hickman, dead at 66
Fred Hickman was a sports news pioneer on television. RIP.
Three ways to improve ‘The Match’ franchise
The Match franchise has already done a lot to improve over the years. Here are a few ways it could get even better.
Bert Bondi talks 15-game RedZone-inspired NBA CrunchTime, and production team ‘like the Warriors passing the ball’
"It's literally like a team, well-oiled, like the Warriors passing the ball. That's us in the control room."
HBO’s ‘Say Hey, Willie Mays!’ delves into a talented, misunderstood star
Baseball’s first five-tool player rose to fame in a changing America, and Say Hey, Willie Mays! examines that.
The next ‘The Match’ will feature Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth, and Justin Thomas
The Match is returning to a lineup of pro golfers only for its next event, on Dec. 10.
