Category: Interviews
Mike Patrick: Will Miss ESPN Crew; Opposes Putting Play-by-Play Team in Studio
Mike Patrick, whose name was almost interchangeable with ESPN for some 36 years, has left the network. Mike’s first ESPN assignment was in 1982.
A Candid Al Jaffe Talks ESPN Talent and the Network’s Future
Rich Eisen dubbed the former exec “The Kingmaker.”
Rich Eisen: The Face of NFL Network
After departing ESPN to form his own talk-show network, Eisen discusses the ups and downs of modern broadcasting and the shifting focus towards internet streaming.
Classic Jim Cramer on Sports Broadcasting
Cramer breaks down sportscasters like he does the market; from Al Michaels and Tony Romo to the Eagles’ Merrill Reese and those he heard growing up in Philadelphia.
MLB Network’s Talented Host, Greg Amsinger, Talks Baseball and Broadcasting
In today’s commoditized world of sports announcing, the unsung Amsinger sets himself apart from other on-air colleagues across cable’s unending number of channels.
Q&A With Well-Respected Sports Announcer’s Agent Steve Herz
Steve Herz is a seasoned broadcasters’ agent who effectively maximizes income for some of television’s best.