Brandel Chamblee shares his strong views freely; Golf Channel and NBC have The Players Championship
When we released Part #1 of our interview with Golf Channel’s Brandel Chamblee in […]
Game telecasts: Ranking the greatest innovations and enhancements through the decades
Like most technology, game coverage on television is always evolving. Let’s do a quick […]
Halby’s Morsels: Coronavirus scraps CBS/TNT’s tourney production meeting; Remembering Ed Ingles
The annual CBS/Turner production meeting that’s held in New York prior to the NCAA […]
ESPN team of Breen, Van Gundy and Jackson get an A grade for their call of Lakers-Bucks showdown
Whom would you choose? TNT’s Marv Albert and Chris Webber or ESPN’s Mike Breen, […]
Reports and rumors: Disney wants Monday, Thursday AND Sunday Night Football + Michaels and P. Manning
Through its 40-year history, ESPN has run more games across its platforms than all […]
College Basketball’s final regular season weekend: CBS, ESPN, Fox and network verticals have tons of games
Notes covering college basketball, network broadcast weekend: Jim Nantz and crew work their first college […]
Pardon the Interruption: Why is Tony Kornheiser’s partner Michael Wilbon yelling so much? PTI began in 2001
Pardon the Interruption, but Michael Wilbon is wearing me out. Wilbon, 61, is one […]
Canadian Imports: America’s all-time top 10 sports announcers from our neighboring country to the north
For 22 years before his death at 67 in 2005, Peter Jennings held one of […]
The CBS Tony Romo extension: While trillions were lost in the stock market, the popular voice hits the jackpot
Reports and rumors: ESPN wants Monday, Thursday AND Sunday Night Football + Michaels and […]
Halby’s Morsels: Ex voice, survivor of Wichita State’s 1970 plane crash, is 100!; ESPN’s analysts-only game
There aren’t any 100 year old sports announcers, current or retired, at least anyone I […]
College Basketball TV weekend: CBS, ESPN, Fox and vertical networks busy as March arrives; FULL SCHEDULE
Some notes – as we transition to March. Schedule follows: Robert Lee does an […]