SportsNet Pittsburgh parts ways with Penguins rinkside reporter Hailey Hunter after three seasons
"I really wasn’t given any details, but I understand that’s the business we are in."
"I really wasn’t given any details, but I understand that’s the business we are in."
The NBA is adding a dedicated local media exec to its office as it navigates the fallout from Main Street Sports Group's collapse.
"It's a tradition unlike any other. Welcome to the final round at the Wrigley... Hello, friends."
"Want to see a little bit more enthusiasm."
The video podcast will also air on NESN 360, the NESN Nation FAST channel, and the NESN YouTube page.
"The embarrassment has only just begun."
"Great job by Greg Brown to let the moment breathe."
"We’re happy that everyone’s watching and listening."
Pittsburgh fans can now watch their local teams without a cable or satellite subscription.
"Not beating up on umps, but this needs fixed."
"What happened today was, I think, unacceptable. We as a group in Pittsburgh gotta be better."
"It's a wild look, isn't it? Wild!"
SportsNet Pittsburgh announced that three former Pirates players will join telecasts this season, and a new dugout reporter as well.
"You don't see that every day."
SportsNet Pittsburgh will also retain the rights to Pirates games.
The Penguins are making major changes to their TV broadcasts now they own SportsNet Pittsburgh.