@espn allowing Mike Breen to call the finals is the most disgusting pathetic disgrace to coverage of the sport I’ve ever seen and I have always loved Mike. But he simply can’t do this neutrally.
Tim Bontemps reacts to the overreaction to Wembanyama’s quote:
“This is where the internet is a stupid place.
He got asked, how is everybody feeling coming off of this loss and how the groups feeling about coming back in the series.
And he said: ‘Everybody thinks they’re going to come back and win the series.’
What would everybody like Victor Wembanyama to say?
‘We’re screwed? We’re going to lose tomorrow by 30? The series is over?’
Like what the hell are we talking about.”
#GoSpursGo #PorVida
Netflix NFL Christmas Gameday was a record-breaking day, reaching 65 million US viewers according to Nielsen!
With an average of more than 24 million people watching each game, Chiefs-Steelers and Ravens-Texans are now the top two most streamed NFL games in US history.
Viewership peaked with #BeyonceBowl, with over 27 million viewers.
Netflix's Christmas Day doubleheader resulted in the two most-streamed games in NFL HISTORY.
• Ravens-Texans: 24.3M
• Chiefs-Steelers: 24.1M
The stream peaked at over 27 MILLION during Beyoncé's halftime show.
EXCLUSIVE: Amazon Prime Video isn’t waiting for the start of next week’s “upfront” to draw attention to women’s sports.
The streaming giant said it has struck a sponsorship deal with AT&T that will have the telecommunications perennial serve as the lead sponsor for 21 WNBA games shown on Prime Video, and the presenting sponsor of the halftime show that airs during the service’s National Women’s Soccer League matches.
When Caitlin Clark’s home WNBA debut streams on May 16, Prime Video’s first regular-season game, AT&T will be the presenting sponsor of the pre-show, post-show and halftime coverage.
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