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Spurs-Thunder most-watched Western Conference Finals Game 1 ever
The Spurs-Thunder series began with a ratings record as the 2OT classic was the most-watched opening game in the West Finals ever.
Mike Tirico careful not to ‘overhype’ Victor Wembanyama despite being ‘mesmerized’
"...even in the game on Sunday night, I was really conscious of, 'Don't go too far, don't act like this is ridiculous.'"
Prime Video’s Michigan-Duke broadcast still not fully settled: ‘We’re working through it’
"I think it’ll be fine."
Jim Nantz co-chairing Super Bowl LXIV In Nashville
NBC, not CBS, will have the broadcast rights to the Nashville Super Bowl.
Netflix VP of Sports confirms streamer wants to be in ‘conversation’ for FIFA World Cup rights
The tournament fits Netflix's strategy around sports about as well as any event on the calendar.
Sports Illustrated editor defends company following AI plagiarism controversy
"Stories are expected to be created by humans, not AI."


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Ian is a writer, editor, and podcaster. You can find his work at Awful Announcing and The Comeback. He's written for Sports Illustrated, Yahoo Sports, MLive, Bleacher Report, and SB Nation.
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Spurs-Thunder most-watched Western Conference Finals Game 1 ever
The Spurs-Thunder series began with a ratings record as the 2OT classic was the most-watched opening game in the West Finals ever.
Mike Tirico careful not to ‘overhype’ Victor Wembanyama despite being ‘mesmerized’
"...even in the game on Sunday night, I was really conscious of, 'Don't go too far, don't act like this is ridiculous.'"
Prime Video’s Michigan-Duke broadcast still not fully settled: ‘We’re working through it’
"I think it’ll be fine."
Jim Nantz co-chairing Super Bowl LXIV In Nashville
NBC, not CBS, will have the broadcast rights to the Nashville Super Bowl.
Netflix VP of Sports confirms streamer wants to be in ‘conversation’ for FIFA World Cup rights
The tournament fits Netflix's strategy around sports about as well as any event on the calendar.
Sports Illustrated editor defends company following AI plagiarism controversy
"Stories are expected to be created by humans, not AI."