ESPN reveals Ryan Ruocco, JJ Redick and Richard Jefferson in line to become lead NBA broadcast crew
ESPN is ultimately planning to see Ruocco, Redick and Jefferson become their lead NBA broadcast team.
ESPN is ultimately planning to see Ruocco, Redick and Jefferson become their lead NBA broadcast team.
Dan Le Batard confessed that when it comes to broadcasters, the radio personality isn't moved unless you're notably, "truly awful."
"While ESPN made these moves on their own, a byproduct of them is that it will likely make the NBA commissioner Adam Silver and league executives happy."
From J.J. Redick to Doris Burke to Bill Walton (!?!) we rank the possible contenders inside and outside ESPN to replace Jeff Van Gundy.
Given its cost-cutting mandate, ESPN is likely to stay in-house by promoting one of JJ Redick, Doris Burke or Richard Jefferson, but four-time NBA head coach Doc Rivers remains squarely in the mix.
"I love what I do on a nightly basis. I'm pulling like hell for ESPN to extend that contract."
ESPN will produce an all-women's telecast for their NBA doubleheader on International Women's Day on Wednesday.
This is a win for everyone, especially NBA viewers.
In addition to Beth Mowins, Doris Burke, and Lisa Salters, production roles will also be staffed by women on-site and in Bristol.
"By the time Saturday the 14th hit, Adrian, I was so tired. I tried to get out of bed from Saturday the 14th through Tuesday the 17th, Saint Patrick's Day. I kid you not, I could not get out of bed for five minutes without needing to go back to bed and lay down."
"I think that the league has some influence over teams, and I would like them to exert that influence."
The scoreboard and speakers were swaying in the arena at Thomas & Mack Center.
When the United States women’s national team takes the field this afternoon against England as part of the...
"She will be the lead analyst some day. I don’t know when. But whoever does get to work with her at some point whether it is me or someone else is going to be very fortunate."
Why won't ESPN give the people what they want?
ESPN would never have let one of its most popular employees walk.
Why have an in game interview when you can't ask any prying questions?
"That is no Phantom of The Process. That is a man of The Process."