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‘Dan Patrick Show’ producer refutes Alexi Lalas’ claim about ‘free soccer’
"The answer is right in front of Alexi Lalas' face and he somehow never sees it."
Carli Lloyd unmoved following Christian Pulisic injury reveal: ‘I don’t owe anyone an apology’
"Nothing personal against him."
ABC simulcast drives Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest to record viewership
The half-hour simulcast across ABC and ESPN2 averaged 5 million viewers.
Colin Cowherd encourages fired Spurs announcer to lawyer up
"I had no idea that was legal"
Giants pitcher Logan Webb deletes X account after bickering with KNBR reporter
A weird Giants season gets weirder.
Netflix exploring Peacock add-on, more World Cup-like programming to stem engagement concerns
The Wall Street Journal reports that Netflix wants more live programming to keep users on the platform.