Sports Broadcast Journal - Play-by-Play Broadcast News
WEBSports Broadcast Journal’s goal is to serve a mix of announcers, executives, producers and other interested followers of sports broadcasting, podcasting, webcasting and the growing world of digital media. There will be a focus on game coverage, particularly play-by-play and other popular sports programming.
ESPN's first ten years: The dozen anchors and personalities who …
WEBFeb 11, 2019 — ESPN’s first ten years: The dozen anchors and personalities who laid the groundwork for success After the network's launch 40 years ago, Berman, Vitale, Firestone and others left indelible marks
Instant replay continues to evolve as sports’ most important …
WEBFeb 7, 2019 — Instant replay continues to evolve as sports’ most important technology, from accuracy to good TV viewing Getting the call right, league nerve centers and expert commentators in the booth have turned replay into its own industry of sorts
41 for 41: Ranking ESPN's top 41 studio personalities in its 41 …
WEBToday, September 7th, ESPN turns 41. Yes, on this day in 1979, the all-sports network limped on the air, one of the very early national cable program providers. These are the 41 top men and women who contributed to the enormous growth of ESPN. One thing for sure. In 41 years, failure at ESPN is not an option .
College football's most popular team announcers ever, an 11 man …
WEBNov 22, 2019 — College football’s most popular team announcers ever, an 11 man field of legendary voices across America As college football celebrates its 150th season, we recognize the eleven most popular team broadcasters of all-time
ESPN's finest decade, the 90s: The dozen new arrivals who helped …
WEBSep 10, 2019 — Halberstam ESPN’s second ten years, the 90s, were the mothership’s best stretch. To those engaged, they were nostalgic times. It was the last decade before the internet intoxicated America, forever changing the way we consumed sports news. Television in the 90s, cable or over-the-air, was still an indispensable commodity. At ESPN, the decade brought new faces, men and women who evolved ...
The top ten women who cover the NBA: From Malika Andrews and …
WEBNov 12, 2020 — In recent years, more women have been reporting on NBA in various capacities, sideline reporters, analysts, hosts and interviewers. Here is a list of the top ten of recent years.
From the Howard Stern Show to hitting Sports Talk With The Hein
WEBOct 30, 2018 — An on-air personality weekday mornings on Sirius-XM’s Howard Stern Show for 12 years, Hein has co-hosted weeknights on SportsNet New York’s debate program Loud Mouths the last two years. “In both my jobs, I look around for the person that’s going to tap me on the shoulder and say, ‘OK, you’ve got to get back to work,’” Hein said.
ESPN's Suzy Kolber, a pro's pro and NFL fixture, talks life, her …
WEBNov 7, 2018 — ESPN’s Suzy Kolber, a pro’s pro and NFL fixture, talks life, her career and Joe Namath: “He’s a good person” Kolber didn't utter a word about the 2003 incident with Namath until a 2012 HBO interview. "Joe got help and regained custody of his kids."
ESPN’s Linda Cohn: Longest Tenured Woman Anchor on Network TV
WEBMay 12, 2018 — Cohn is believed to be the longest tenured woman anchor in sports television history. Remember that t he gifted Robin Roberts expanded her horizon beyond sports moving to lofty roles like co-anchoring Good Morning America. While Linda’s affinity is for hockey, she can talk baseball, football and basketball with the best of them.