Those holding out hope for an expedited release of ESPN’s upcoming Chicago Bulls documentary are probably out of luck.
In an interview this week with Front Row, Burke Magnus, the executive vice
ESPN is looking to make some major upgrades to its NFL broadcasting before next season, but the chances of Al Michaels being a part of those changes looks very slim.
Andrew Marchand of the New York P
ESPN is not messing around in its pursuit of an upgrade to the “Monday Night Football” booth.
ESPN made a run at Tony Romo, who ended up re-signing with CBS for a reported $17 million per
Philip Rivers is nearing the end of his football playing career, but he could be able to begin a career in football media.
The New York Post’s Andrew Marchand reported on Thursday that ESPN wan
ESPN was unable to lure Tony Romo away from CBS, but that does not mean the higher-ups in Bristol are giving up on trying to make a huge addition to their “Monday Night Football” broadcas
ESPN was the other major player in the Tony Romo sweepstakes, but now that their main target has re-signed with CBS, they’ll have to look elsewhere if they want to retool their “Monday Ni
Josina Anderson has quickly climbed up the ladder to become one of the most respected reporters in football since ESPN hired her nearly a decade ago, but she could be headed for a breakup with the ne
Tony Romo has distinguished himself as a TV analyst for CBS and is setting himself up to become the most desired color commentator in sports.
Romo will be a TV free agent after his 3-year deal with C
The SEC on CBS has been an institution for years, but it appears that will be coming to an end in 2023.
According to John Ourand of Sports Business Daily, CBS bid $300 million per season in an attemp
Barstool Sports has continued to steadily grow its media empire since founder Dave Portnoy sold a majority stake of the company nearly three years ago, and it may only be a matter of time before ther
