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DOJ opens antitrust probe into NFL broadcasting deals amid streaming shift
politics1 day ago

DOJ opens antitrust probe into NFL broadcasting deals amid streaming shift

The Justice Department has launched an antitrust inquiry into NFL broadcast rights amid the league’s growing use of subscription streaming platforms, probing whether these deals raise costs or stifle competition. While the scope and timeline are unclear, lawmakers have pressed for scrutiny of the NFL’s evolving rights model under the 1961 Sports Broadcasting Act. In 2025, NFL games streamed on services like Prime Video, YouTube, Peacock, and Netflix, with estimates that watching all games could cost fans over $1,500, though the league notes most games are still available on free networks and local broadcasts.,

Sophie Cunningham Joins SI Swimsuit Spotlight as She Launches WNBA Broadcasting Career
sports2 days ago

Sophie Cunningham Joins SI Swimsuit Spotlight as She Launches WNBA Broadcasting Career

Sophie Cunningham, a 2019 first‑round pick who was traded to the Indiana Fever in 2025 and is now an unrestricted free agent, debuts in SI Swimsuit 2026 the same day she reveals a role as an athlete contributor for USA Network’s WNBA coverage with USA Sports, following a Captiva Island shoot and drawing strong fan reactions.

Elite Eight schedule released with Duke‑UConn headline weekend roster
sports14 days ago

Elite Eight schedule released with Duke‑UConn headline weekend roster

CBS Sports and TNT Sports announced the 2026 NCAA Tournament Elite Eight schedule: two games on Saturday and two on Sunday. Saturday features Iowa vs Illinois at 6:09 p.m. ET and Purdue vs Arizona at 8:49 p.m. ET (TBS/truTV); Sunday has Tennessee vs Michigan at 2:15 p.m. ET and UConn vs Duke at 5:05 p.m. ET (CBS). The Duke‑UConn matchup will be handled by CBS’s top team of Ian Eagle, Bill Raftery, Grant Hill, and Tracy Wolfson. All games air across CBS, TBS, and truTV, with CBS games streaming on Paramount+ and TBS/truTV games streaming on HBO Max.

Netflix’s MLB Opening Night Telecast Draws Fire for Shaky Start, Promo Chaos
sports16 days ago

Netflix’s MLB Opening Night Telecast Draws Fire for Shaky Start, Promo Chaos

A Sports Illustrated media column blasts Netflix’s MLB Opening Night telecast for a late start, hazy picture, nonstop promos, and awkward in-game interviews—including missing the first ABS challenge and a softball-filled chat with Rob Manfred—arguing the broadcast showed MLB and Netflix care more about promotion than baseball and alienated fans.

Mets Opening Day TV and Radio Details on NBC/Peacock
sports16 days ago

Mets Opening Day TV and Radio Details on NBC/Peacock

Mets' Opening Day vs the Pirates will be aired on NBC/Peacock (first pitch 1:15 PM EDT on March 26, 2026) instead of Gary, Keith and Ron; TV on NBC/Peacock, radio on Audacy Mets Radio WHSQ 880AM, Audacy App, and 92.3 HD2. Howie Rose is in his final season on radio; NBC/Peacock’s booth will feature Matt Vasgersian with Al Leiter and Neil Walker, with Adam Ottavino doing pregame analysis. For those who want to sync radio to video, tools like Audio Hijack can help time-shift the feeds.

sports19 days ago

Sweet Sixteen TV Schedule Locks in 2026 NCAA Tournament Showdowns

Awful Announcing outlines the 2026 NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen announcing schedule, detailing the eight regional semifinal matchups, ET tip times, and broadcast crews across CBS, TBS, and truTV, with streaming options on Paramount+ (CBS games) and HBO Max (TBS/truTV games) for March 26–27. The slate features Texas–Purdue, Iowa–Nebraska, Arkansas–Arizona, Illinois–Houston on Thursday, and St. John’s–Duke, Alabama–Michigan, UConn–Michigan State, Tennessee–Iowa State on Friday, with most results keeping the field chalk and the potential for an all-Big Ten Final Four.

Wembley Showdown: Arsenal vs Manchester City for Carabao Cup Glory
sports19 days ago

Wembley Showdown: Arsenal vs Manchester City for Carabao Cup Glory

Arsenal and Manchester City meet in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley, with a 4:30 p.m. GMT kickoff (12:30 p.m. ET/9:30 a.m. PT). The article lists how to watch by country: UK viewers have ITV (and Sky Sports options), US viewers can use Paramount+ or CBS Sports Golazo, Canada via DAZN Canada or fuboTV, and Mexico via Disney+ Premium, plus background on each team’s path to the final and what’s next for both clubs.

Broadcast Brilliance and Cinderella Moments Dominate This Week in Sports Media
sports20 days ago

Broadcast Brilliance and Cinderella Moments Dominate This Week in Sports Media

A roundup of standout sports-media moments this week: High Point students Jimmy Rosselli and Griffin Wright deliver an electric play-by-play for a Cinderella upset of Wisconsin; World Baseball Classic viewership rises across Fox, FS1 and FS2; NBC maps out its new baseball broadcast booths; LeBron James, at 41, posts a triple-double and extended Lakers' win streak; a humorous Larry David bar anecdote; and SI Media features with John Fanta plus related podcast segments.

Broadcast crews revealed for Sunday’s 2026 NCAA Tournament second round
sports21 days ago

Broadcast crews revealed for Sunday’s 2026 NCAA Tournament second round

The article lists Sunday’s second-round schedule for the 2026 NCAA Tournament, detailing tip times, TV networks (CBS, TNT, TBS, truTV) and announced crews for each game. CBS games stream on Paramount+, while TNT/TBS/truTV games stream on HBO Max. The eight Sunday matchups are Miami (FL) vs Purdue, Kentucky vs Iowa State, St. John’s vs Kansas, Tennessee vs Virginia, Iowa vs Florida, Utah State vs Arizona, UCLA vs UConn, and Texas Tech vs Alabama, with the specific announcers assigned to each matchup.

Mets radio icon Howie Rose to retire after 2026 season
sports22 days ago

Mets radio icon Howie Rose to retire after 2026 season

Howie Rose, the Mets’ long-time radio voice who has spent nearly four decades with the club, announced he will retire at the end of the 2026 season but will remain the master of ceremonies for Mets events at Citi Field; at 72, Rose reflects on his rise from Shea Stadium’s upper deck to the broadcast booth and his storied calls that helped shape Mets broadcasting history.