ESPN announces all-women broadcast team and production crew for Warriors-Jazz on February 9th
In addition to Beth Mowins, Doris Burke, and Lisa Salters, production roles will also be staffed by women on-site and in Bristol.
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Over at SI.com, Richard Deitsch published a column Wednesday in which he spoke with women in sports broadcasting...
