NBC announces broadcaster lineup for Winter Olympics, headlined by Rebecca Lowe, Maria Taylor, Mike Tirico
NBC won't have much talent in Beijing, but the Olympics are ready to begin.
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Mike Greenberg will reportedly host NBA Countdown
In addition, the panel will get a makeover, with Stephen A. Smith, Michael Wilbon, Jalen Rose, and Magic Johnson.
Maria Taylor and Drew Brees will join NBC’s Football Night In America
If you're going to add Maria Taylor and Drew Brees, it makes sense to put them on one of NBC's most visible properties.
NBC officially announces hiring of Maria Taylor, featuring her on-air during Olympic opening ceremonies coverage
The rumored hiring was made official Friday.
NPR used a photo of Kimberley A. Martin for a story about Maria Taylor
This was a notable miss by NPR.
Maria Taylor officially leaves ESPN, is reportedly “close” to a deal with NBC and could join their Olympic coverage
If Taylor does sign with NBC, reports indicate that she could quickly join their Olympic coverage.
Maria Taylor will reportedly stay at ESPN through at least the end of the NBA Finals
This avoids a potential nightmare of awkwardness for ESPN.
The looming ESPN and Maria Taylor split has the potential to get REALLY awkward next week
Amazon reportedly nearing deal with NBC to produce Thursday Night Football broadcasts
Would NBC's involvement bring Al Michaels, Maria Taylor, and... Peyton Manning?
Maria Taylor is reportedly close to leaving ESPN and signing a deal with NBC: “The deal’s at the half-yard line.”
"The deal’s at the half-yard line. But that can still be a long way in contract negotiations."
ESPN president Jimmy Pitaro’s memo raises more questions about the Rachel Nichols/Maria Taylor NBA Countdown timeline
"We respect and acknowledge there are a variety of feelings about what happened and the actions we took. The details of what took place last year are confidential, nuanced and complicated personnel matters."
Maria Taylor-Rachel Nichols saga has ESPN’s treatment of Black employees under scrutiny
"There has not been one Black person that I can think of right now that has not gone through hell at ESPN."
