Awful Announcing
Each of the three networks is showing a new special, and NHLN (six times) and ESPN (once) are also re-airing 2004's Miracle. And there's a lot more coverage on the way as well.
Yes, Outside The Lines will still "anchor" ESPN's journalism, but that anchor got a lot smaller and less prominent with this change.
Schaap spoke to AA about how this came to be, what it was like working with E:60 colleagues on a longer documentary, and why he wanted to tell Douglas' story in greater depth.
This is a long-time goal for Patrick, who worked with Full Sail University to develop a program focused on practical sportscasting instruction and will be personally involved, along with other sports media personalities serving as guest instructors.
Jeremy Schaap will reportedly host an Outside the Lines special.
Schaap and Bob Ley said they don't think politics are the key reason for ESPN's issues.
This was more than a bit jarring.
"You can never go wrong respecting the intelligence of your audience."
ESPN is giving the storytelling series a permanent Sunday morning spot in the lineup.
Brent Musburger announcing his upcoming departure from play-by-play broadcasting Wednesday sparked plenty of tributes, but one of the...
ESPN announced earlier today that it was ending its long-running discussion show, the Sports Reporters and replacing it with...
Jeremy Schaap has been with ESPN since 1996 and has covered many stories for the network since then....
