Let’s do a few links. Sorry about not doing a full Friday megalinks, but after starting work Thursday night and never finishing until Friday afternoon, I never could get started. I’ll try to do better next week. Let’s do some linkage now.
At Fanhouse, former attorney Clay Travis tells us what the legal ramifications are for Brett Favre in the wake of allegedly sexting Jenn Sterger.
Mike Reynolds from Multichannel News says TBS averaged just over 4 million viewers for the 2nd day of the League Division Series.
Toni Fitzgerald at Media Life Magazine looks at TBS tricking out New York subway cars.
Marcus Vanderberg at SportsNewser talks with CBC/NHL Network 2nd year analyst Kevin Weekes.
Glenn Davis at SportsGrid says Rush Limbaugh is sneering at the NFL’s pink jerseys. Doesn’t he anything better to do?
Newsday’s Neil Best feels Ernie Johnson Jr. is definitely an upgrade over Chip Caray in the TBS booth.
Pete Dougherty of the Albany Times Union talks with Hall of Fame hockey voice Mike Emrick.
Greg Connors of the Buffalo News profiles legendary Buffalo Sabres hockey caller Rick Jenneret.
Evan Weiner at Examiner.com says Buffalo is no longer a viable NFL market.
Jim Williams from the Washington Examiner talks with NHL Chief Operating Officer John Collins.
Jim also speaks with ESPN NHL analyst Barry Melrose.
Leonard Shapiro at the Washington Post shares his love and hates in sports television including Geico ads, Jay Glazer, Cal Ripken, Jr. and the Big Ten Network.
Barry Horn of the Dallas Morning News says the Texas Rangers aren’t burning up the local TV ratings.
Unfortunately, I have to end it there. I’m heading to work.
