The New York Times is reporting that FOX announcer Joe Buck will host a new HBO show starting in May. This is in direct relation to Costas leaving HBO for the MLB Network. Buck is thought to help fill the void left by Costas.
Yeah, Buck for Costas, that’s an equal trade…
I was excited to see [...]
Posts Tagged ‘sports media’
Oh Buck me… Joe Buck gets HBO show
Posted in Sports (General), tagged bob costas, hbo sports, joe buck, sports media on February 6, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Bob Costas to Join MLB Network
Posted in MLB, tagged bob costas, hazel mae, hbo sports, mlb network, nbc sports, sports media, studio 42 with bob costas on February 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
ESPN.com Redesign
Posted in Sports (General), tagged espn, sports advertising, sports marketing, sports media on December 18, 2008 | 3 Comments »
It was announced a few months back that ESPN.com would be getting overhauled. For many sports fans this was a long time coming. It says a lot when the world wide leader is struggling to keep readers coming back. ESPN is doing amazing when it comes to television programming and television ad revenue. But with [...]
Mark Schlereth: Reggie Bush is not a good football player
Posted in NFL, tagged espn, mark schlereth, Reggie Bush, sports media, trey wingo on December 12, 2008 | 6 Comments »
I didn’t have to go into work this morning so I subjected myself to the end of First Take Cold Pizza and then some NFL Live.
I listened to Trey Wingo essentially ask Mark Schlereth what the deal was with Reggie Bush and why he hasn’t been a big piece of the Saints offense. Schlereth, with [...]
Ken Rosenthal writes about the Red Sox being too white
Posted in MLB, tagged bill russell, boston, boston red sox, boston red sox being to white a problem for non-white f, david ortiz, dustin pedroia, jed lowrie, jonathan papelbon, ken rosenthal, manny ramirez, pedro martinez, racism in sports, sports bologna, sports media on October 16, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Ken Rosenthal posted an article that essentially says that the Red Sox are too white. Rosenthal also wonders if this in combination with a past that contained allegations of racism towards the city may cause non-white free agents to shy away from signing with the team.
If not for the Red Sox’s past, if not for [...]




