NBA reporter Jackie MacMullan to join The Ringer for podcasts, will remain at ESPN
MacMullan will host a narrative NBA podcast, while appearing on several of The Ringer's audio programs.
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Mike Breen, Jeff Van Gundy laugh over missed call of Eric Gordon’s three-pointer Saturday night
"That was an airball, Mike."
ESPN producer Tim Corrigan talks back-to-back Game 7s, production in the bubble: “We’re all living and breathing NBA.”
"Whether it's regular-season games or playoff games or conference finals or the Finals, there's just nothing better than getting into these Game 7 positions because there's so much at stake."
Vince Carter is heading to ESPN as a full-time analyst
Carter retired this summer after 22 seasons in the NBA, and was widely seen as a sought-after broadcaster. Now, he's headed to ESPN.
ESPN, NBA production executives explain challenges of making TV from the Orlando bubble
"I’ve done Super Bowls and World Series and this has been infinitely more challenging."
Mark Jackson’s analysis of Carmelo Anthony’s defense sets off former coach George Karl
Karl coached Anthony for seven seasons with the Denver Nuggets.
Adrian Wojnarowski suspended by ESPN for profane email reply to Senator Josh Hawley
ESPN's NBA reporter sent a message that said "Fuck you" to the Republican senator.
Black NBA play-by-play broadcasters discuss how few people of color have that job
Only one NBA broadcast team has a Black TV play-by-play announcer. The same is true for radio.
The NBA plans to have most of its national Turner and ESPN announcers and analysts calling games on-site in Orlando
A few weeks ago, Kevin Harlan said the plan was to have announcers calling games remotely until at least the conference finals. Now, that plan seems to have changed.
ESPN’s NBA HORSE Challenge misses badly with blurry video, muffled sound, no creativity
Where were the trick shots, people?
An NBA H-O-R-S-E competition on ESPN is in the works during the COVID-19 pandemic
What NBA players would you like to see in a H-O-R-S-E competition?
Some Bay Area U-verse subscribers were mistakenly blacked out from ESPN Lakers/Clippers broadcasts over zip code mixup
Parts of the Bay Area were mistakenly seen as parts of the LA area by a zip code database that regulates local blackouts.
Trail Blazers-Lakers averaged 4.41 million viewers Friday, ESPN’s second-largest NBA regular season audience ever
The only higher-viewed regular-season game ever on ESPN was Lakers-Rockets in 2003, the first game between Shaquille O'Neal and Yao Ming.
