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On Ken Levine’s podcast: Al Michaels talks his career; From an NBC World Series at 27, it only got better
They don’t come like Al Michaels. His fifty year career calling sports is a […]
Remembering SI’s Dan Jenkins who died on the eve of the Masters after brilliantly covering 68 straight
For those unfamiliar with him, Dan Jenkins was a preeminent sportswriter, associated for years with […]
Quick Comments: Is Romo shooting for the sky?; MLB and RSNs; Esports on ABC
ROMO WANTS $10 MILLION Tony Romo reportedly asked CBS for $10 million a year, up […]
CBS gets a giant A for coverage of the Masters of our generation; Nantz an A+; Lundquist in old form
If you watched the Masters this weekend, you experienced what I believe was the […]
The week that defined Jim Nantz’ network career, stamping two historical comebacks elegantly
Can you think of any network sports announcer who covered two historical, frenzied and […]
CBS is following a longtime Masters’ preference but its announcers are wearing out the word “patrons”
The CBS broadcasters, working coverage of the Masters Thursday on ESPN, must’ve used the […]
SportsCastr’s technology puts student announcers in virtual arenas and studios to hone their skills
I just wish SportsCastr.com was around decades ago when I was dreaming of being a […]
NBC aired first Augusta National Women’s Amateur; Today ESPN has the Par 3, followed by CBS’ Masters
To many, 52 weeks can seem like a lifetime, or so it would seem […]
CBS and Turner conclude a brilliantly produced NCAA Tournament; Nantz excelled, Hill made good points
Random review and capricious notes: First, congrats to CBS and Turner. The tale is often […]
Shouldn’t CBS have provided basic details about the official who called the foul on Auburn’s Doughty?
CBS and Turner have excelled. Other than a misstep, omitting the Auburn celebration after […]