Tag: ESPN
ESPN’s Sal Paolantonio: Coach Doug Pederson gave me inside access to the team during Super Bowl run
You’ve seen Sal Paolantonio on ESPN forever. Once foliage is in full blossom, Sal’s an […]
ESPN’s Karl Ravech believes that Major League Baseball should cut the length of games to 7 innings
The 25 year ESPN vet says, “We don’t use the word viewers anymore. We’re available […]
Jessica Mendoza: Earning respect of the old baseball guard by hard work, focus and determination
UPDATE: In February, 2020, it was announced that Mendoza would not return to ESPN’s Sunday […]
Columnist turned ESPN host, Dan Le Batard: Writing more rewarding, Radio more fun and less lonely
At the start of their careers, what Bob Costas was to broadcasting, Dan Le Batard […]
ESPN’s Linda Cohn: Longest Tenured Woman Anchor on Network TV
Cohn is among the top 5 women all-time with Mary Carillo, Suzy Kolber, Robin Roberts, and Lesley Visser.
Play-By-Play From The Studio: Embrace It!
Monitors provide angles galore. It’s better than sitting in the nosebleeds.
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.”
Together, ESPN, MLB and X Games are teaming to support Shred Hate
By David J. Halberstam 10/09/2018 0
Much has been said about bullying. Oftentimes, victims’ scars present lifetime challenges. Parents know it […]