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It’s less “writing about football” than “business reporting that smells like filthy jockstrap,” and it carries the same vernacular of confidence games, tautological assumptions of confidence, and backroom rumor leakage. And like business reporting, it rarely sees fit to correct itself even in the face of mounting evidence that someone, despite holding a title and a position of importance, might be utterly and evidentially incompetent. There is not an NFL studio crew commentary that doesn’t start a discussion of a coach without mentioning what a good man he is; there is not a GM who doesn’t “get it.
Spencer Hall, with a question that needed to be asked, Why does the NFL make for such bad media? (via dailybunch)

(via dailybunch)

I am still a huge New York Knicks fan. Because of all the time I spent there, it would be impossible not to be.

I think Ron Darling would be an excellent choice. Anyone second that, or have any other candidates in mind?

I’ve informed FOX Sports that I will not seek to extend my contract to broadcast baseball past the 2013 season,” said McCarver. “Although I am neither tired of broadcasting baseball nor have I in any way lost my interest in baseball, with which I have been associated as a player and broadcaster for 55 years, it’s time to cut back.

Tim McCarver announced today that he is stepping down from his lead MLB on FOX position upon conclusion of this season’s World Series.

Read the entire press release here.

ESPN has suspended Simmons from Twitter for a few days after he called the Skip Bayless-Richard Sherman First Take meltdown last week awful and embarrassing.
ESPN planned in advance to mention that [Katherine] Webb, an Auburn graduate, is dating [A J] McCarron. But when [Brent] Musburger’s gushing over her went too far, some staffers in the production truck at the stadium “cringed.” Soon after, John Wildhack, ESPN’s executive vice president of production, told Musburger through the announcer’s earpiece that he had to “move on,” according to a person briefed on the conversation.

The network apologized for Musburger’s comments Tuesday.

hotfoot:

This is really great.

“A Day in the Life of MetsBlog” with my good buddy Matthew Cerrone

winstonwolfe:

Mike & the Mad Dog’s embrace on “Radio Row” in Indy, Tuesday.

Mike and the Mad Dog…Sports Radio 66, W-F-A-N
They’re talkin’ sports, goin’ at it as hard as they can,
It’s Mike and the Mad Dog on the FAN
Nothing can get by ‘em, turn it on and try ‘em, Mike and the Mad Dog, W-F-A-N

*sigh*

Breaking: This year’s Super Bowl will be streamed live in the US for the 1st time on NBCSports.com.
- @darrenrovell (Darren Rovell, CNBC Sports Reporter)

sportspage:

Do not break news on Twitter. We want to serve fans in the social sphere, but the first priority is to ESPN news and information efforts. Public news (i.e. announced in news conferences) can be distributed without vetting. However, sourced or proprietary news must be vetted by the TV or Digital news desks. Once reported on an ESPN platform, that news can (and should) be distributed on Twitter and other social sites.

I understand why they did it, but I don’t like the term “Breaking News” to come with an asterisk.