Awful Announcing
"Presenting the fourth quarter completely free of any commercial breaks creates a unique opportunity to showcase the new All-Star Game format, provide the best fan experience, and align with the league’s overarching plans to pay tribute to Kobe Bryant this weekend."
"With Adam and Candace and Shaq and myself, we just want to bring some joy, and some laughter, and some fun into the way everyone looks at the game of basketball."
ELEAGUE Super Punch will be a three-hour Twitch broadcast from Mondays through Thursdays, but an hour-long TBS broadcast surrounded by two complementary Twitch hours on Fridays.
"I've had 30 years of driving here because I get to, and that is such a blessing. I love this place, I love this company and the people who make it up."
Alexi McCammond says that Charles Barkley told her, "I don't hit women, but if I did I would hit you," and then told her she "couldn't take a joke."
"I'm afraid postseason baseball will be quite operational when your movie viewers arrive."
This is the first part of Gold-Onwude's "next chapter" post-Turner, but it's unclear what else she'll be doing, and whether that will be at ESPN or not.
The announcer feed went out for a few minutes, sparking some complaints.
According to Andrew Marchand of The New York Post, Van Gundy may even wind up calling some top games for Turner.
The oft-criticized Players Only broadcasts won't return to TNT this season.
Darling underwent surgery for a mass on his chest last month, and has now been diagnosed with thyroid cancer.
Turner has posted some nice ratings gains for UEFA Champions League coverage relative to Fox's numbers from last year, but the jump isn't as big if you don't include the games on low-distribution FS2.
The professional wrestling world has been highly anticipating the All Elite Wrestling (AEW) promotion backed by some of...
"This lawsuit sends a loud, clear message to anyone that you can’t just make up lies about people — he literally made up a story. You can’t do that when you have millions of people listening to you, like Mr. Perfect does as a broadcaster."
The AT&T restructuring of the new "WarnerMedia" has raised questions about the future of Turner's Atlanta assets, but a Turner Sports spokesperson said there are no plans to move sports from Atlanta.
