Michael Irvin settles lawsuit, rejoins NFL Network
For the first time since Super Bowl week, Michael Irvin has returned to his day job at NFL Network.
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For the first time since Super Bowl week, Michael Irvin has returned to his day job at NFL Network.
Nielsen has temporarily backed off of its plan to incorporate Amazon's internal data into its viewership estimates.
Warner Bros. Discovery will temporarily offer its new live sports tier to "Max" subscribers for no additional fee.
Chris Mortensen has retired from ESPN.
There will be a record number of NHL games on broadcast television this season.
The NBA is preparing contingency plans to assume local rights from Diamond Sports Group.
ESPN will debut a new Monday afternoon football show featuring Booger McFarland, Herm Edwards, and Michael Eaves to replace "NFL...
Charles Barkley is not sure what his broadcasting future holds beyond the expiration of Turner's current NBA rights deal.
Warner Bros. Discovery Sports is among the contenders for NASCAR's new midseason package of Cup Series races.
Michael Irvin is soon returning to television, though his NFL Network future remains unclear.
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