Chris Berman believes Damar Hamlin incident prevented 18-game regular season
ESPN's Chris Berman believes the NFL would already have an 18-game regular season if it weren't for Damar Hamlin's scary episode in 2023.
ESPN's Chris Berman believes the NFL would already have an 18-game regular season if it weren't for Damar Hamlin's scary episode in 2023.
"They just wanted you to be definitive, argumentative, and they didn't care whether you were right or wrong, and I didn't feel very good about that."
Golf Channel and CNBC will air most of the additional rounds.
"The Fencing Show" debuts on October 25 at 2:30 p.m. EST.
"I imagine a big priority, as I get there, is to increase our digital footprint in all sorts of ways."
"We have a two-year period to make that decision. I don't see that happening, but we have that option and that's something we'll take a look at."
The first shakeup to ESPN's afternoon lineup in years is coming.
“In an era where everything is time shifted or time delayed, sports is the one sort of appointment type viewing."
"We’re going to make it super simple where you can have linear content combined with streaming content."
The move will include its news assets MSNBC and CNBC, entertainment assets USA, Oxygen, E!, and Syfy, and its lone remaining sports cable network Golf Channel.
"This is a teachable moment and one that I embrace with humility.”
"Is that what you really want?"
"I wouldn’t feel comfortable going to work for another network."
"Women's sports rights fees have been undervalued for too long, so we have this enormous opportunity at a time when ... the media landscape is changing so much."
"30 percent of young men say they have not had sex in over a year and don’t seem to care."
It's the first time NBC hasn't aired the event since 2006
"When they see the impact that we’re having on this game together, there will be a lot of smiles on people’s faces."
"I think we've got to do a better job on our messaging. General television, broadcast television, ratings are down across the board, but the NFL is still pretty strong."
CNBC and USA both passed on NHL playoff games in favor of their regularly-scheduled programming.
Games on NBC's cable networks will be seen in home markets except for Boston and Pittsburgh