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The NHL is returning to ESPN, sources confirmed.
In a seven-year deal that could be announced as soon as this week, ABC/ESPN will broadcast four Stanley Cups, according to sources.
Canada’s
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Pat McAfee is seeing dollar signs after Skip Bayless’ new deal with Fox Sports.
The Post’s Andrew Marchand reported that Bayless recently agreed to a four-year, $32 million deal to remain with
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The afternoon sports radio war is headed to TV.
WFAN’s “Carton & Roberts” have signed a simulcast deal to air its radio program on SNY weekdays from 4-6 p.m. beginning in May. This will
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ESPN made a full-court press to reunite Skip Bayless with Stephen A. Smith, The Post has learned.
The duo would have done a daily ESPN+ show together, while being splashed over ESPN, including
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Jim Nantz, the face of CBS Sports, is looking for “Tony Romo money” in what is shaping into a potential showdown between the network and its longtime star, The Post has learned.
Sources said Nantz
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Amanda Balionis has been interviewing Dustin Johnson for nearly a decade, and the CBS Sports reporter was as surprised as anyone when the newly minted Masters champion broke down and cried during
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The baseball analogy works for what is happening between ESPN and “The Dan Le Batard Show.” First, a star right fielder is dropped in the order. Next, he platoons. Then he doesn’t
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Dan Le Batard didn’t just blast his employer for its cold approach to layoffs. He found a way to fight back against ESPN.
Le Batard announced Wednesday he is rehiring laid-off producer Chris Cote in
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The thing about Craig Carton is it is always about Craig Carton. Always has been. Always will be.
In his first full post-prison show on WFAN’s marquee, it was no different. Carton essentially
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Craig Carton was mere minutes into the second act of his WFAN career when his new partner reminded him of an old foe.
At the beginning of “Carton and Roberts,” which debuted Monday
The NHL is returning to ESPN, sources confirmed. In a seven-year deal that could be announced as soon as this week, ABC/ESPN will broadcast four Stanley Cups, according to sources. Canada’s
