0 comments by Ken Fang on 10/13/2007
Late for links, but let’s get to them without any further delay. Starting on Friday with USA Today, Michael Hiestand and Michael McCarthy debate what ESPN Ombudsman Le Anne Schreiber discussed in her column this week. Susan Bickelhaupt of the Boston Globe talks with Fox’ Joe Buck. Neil Best of Newsday in his Friday column […]
0 comments by Ken Fang on 10/12/2007
Ok, we have enough links to warrant an update this evening. The Friday mega-update will take place late as I’ll be away from the computer tomorrow. Let’s give you a few links tonight. First, in his Medium Well blog in the Baltimore Sun, Ray Frager provides his choices of what to watch this weekend. Throughout […]
0 comments by Ken Fang on 10/11/2007
Let’s give you your links for this morning. We start off with Neil Best of Newsday who writes in his blog that Suzyn Waldman is angry at WFAN’s Craig Carton who apparently has been quite critical of her. To some weekly Thursday columns starting with the Worcester Telegram & Gazette’s Bill Doyle. He talks with […]
0 comments by Ken Fang on 10/10/2007
Let’s start this update with ESPN Ombudsman Le Anne Schreiber’s latest piece which has come out today. Already the blogosphere is busy dissecting it. Schreiber goes after ESPN.com Page 2 columnist Gregg Easterbrook for what she feels is slanted reporting of rumor as fact in the Bill Belichick Cameragate scandal. In addition, she says viewers […]
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Let’s get to your Wednesday links this morning. The Sports Media Watch says Game 4 of the Indians-Yankees LDS on TBS was the highest rated MLB playoff game on cable, but still got beat by ESPN’s Monday Night Football. Michael Hiestand of USA Today talks about the pilot Fox’s Joe Buck shot for a potential […]
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I’ll give you a few links before I go to bed. First, Neil Best from Newsday who says he’ll stop blogging and write his column, then post four or five entries in the interim. Funny guy. Anyway, in writing tidbits about Chip Carey of TBS, Neil noted that the TBS crew was not biased against […]
0 comments by Ken Fang on 10/9/2007
I’ll explain the title in a moment. Time to give you a few links this afternoon. Last night, WCBS Yankees announcer Suzyn Waldman was doing the postgame show and what she did has become fodder on blogs and sports radio stations across the country. And it’s unbeknownst to me why WCBS put this on its […]
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As I did with the League Division Series, I’m going to give you the schedule for the American League and National League Championship Series by date and by series. Don’t forget TBS will carry the NLCS and Fox will have the ALCS this season. ESPN Radio will carry all of the games. TBS Hot Corner […]
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Here are your links for today. I’ll start by saying TBS Hot Corner hosts Heather Catlin, Kelly Cross and even the Tool, Matt Dagostino should be given a show of their own. When they were wrapping up their online coverage last night, all three were sitting on the couch on the set and just talking. […]
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While I’ve been watching TBS Hot Corner during the Yankees-Indians game, I’ve also been monitoring the ‘net for stories and we have enough to warrant an update. The Sports Media Watch says TBS cannot be happy seeing the National League Championship Series involve neither the Cubs nor the Phillies. The overnight weekend numbers are in […]
0 comments by Ken Fang on 10/8/2007
First, being home on this holiday, I’m able to watch Mike & the Mad Dog on the YES Network from New York. You can see why they’ve been together for so long and set the standard for other sports radio shows across the country. They have good chemistry. They mesh well. They do have a […]
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On this Columbus Day holiday, I do have some links. It’s nice to get up a little late and not have to worry about going to work on a Monday. Nice. But I’m actually home doing some work so where’s the justice? I also got an e-mail from Beau Estes from TBS Hot Corner. I […]
0 comments by Ken Fang on 10/7/2007
Let’s give you some links before the NFL and ALDS games get underway. Starting with Neil Best of Newsday, his regular Sunday column has a critique of TBS’ coverage of the Yankees-Indians series. Neil says for the most part, it’s been a mixed bag for viewers, some good and some bad. In his blog, Best […]
0 comments by Ken Fang on 10/6/2007
Two great ALDS games last night, both ended in dramatic fashion. TBS was on top of it all with its pictures and stats. Decent job and with all the early round games on TBS, there’s some nice harmony for the studio to make switches and show updates. Good job by Turner Sports. Let’s get to […]
0 comments by Ken Fang on 10/5/2007
Here’s an update for you. Don’t forget I’ll have College Football Viewing Picks, NFL Viewing Picks, NFL Picks for Week 5, Primetime Viewing Picks and Weekend Viewing Picks coming up throughout the day so keep refreshing the site or subscribe through RSS. David Scott of Boston Sports Media Watch breaks news that the very solid […]
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Time for your links for today. The last two days, I’ve had to go to bed early in order to get up at 4:30 a.m. to drive north of Boston so there’s been no evening updates on Wednesday and Thursday. Plus, I haven’t been able to watch the Cubs-D’backs series although I do know that […]
0 comments by Ken Fang on 10/4/2007
Starting up the links before Game 2 of the Rockies-Phillies series begins. Kent Gibbons of Multichannel news reports that Cox Communications has rolled out TBS HD in a bunch of markets, but exactly where isn’t clear. King Kaufman at Salon.com has a couple of items on TBS’ coverage. First, he says because Game 1 of […]
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Let’s give the links for today. Starting off with Joanne C. Gerstner of the Detroit News says radio station WDFN cannot use “Detroit Lions” for its postgame show and is looking for a creative way to get around it. Only Lions radio flagship station WXYT AM-FM can mention the team’s name in the title of […]
0 comments by Ken Fang on 10/3/2007
Ok, as I’m about to listen to MLB Gameday Audio for the playoffs while I’m here at work, I’m still sad MLB won’t allow us to watch the games online. I believe there is a backdoor way, but I’m not going to put it here. I will say the TBS Hot Corner is streaming a […]
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We did early morning Wednesday links today. As we’re back at work today, time to give you some real linkage. First, the LPGA has unveiled a new logo and online pro shop. Steve DiMeglio of USA Today has the story. Also from USA Today, Michael Hiestand says TBS will offer some new technology showing Cal […]
