Ken Rosenthal defends ‘valuable’ in-game interviews: ‘They’re not disruptive’
"If you don't try, you're not going to get the good ones."
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ESPN’s in-game interview of Aaron Boone marred by audio issues
"Well, that was fun..."
USC women’s basketball coach Lindsay Gottlieb channels Gregg Popovich with short in-game interview
"I'm gonna do my best Coach Pop..."
MLB should bench ump cam and other postseason broadcast gimmicks
ESPN+ interview of UAB’s Trent Dilfer interrupted by Tulane TD
This was certainly awkward timing.
Syracuse coach Fran Brown has perfect response to in-game interview question
"What needs to happen to win this game?"
Dan Patrick against in-game interviews with NFL coaches: ‘We don’t get much from it.’
"I don't know who came up with the idea and what they hope to get from this."
Peter Schrager reveals new details about in-game interviews with NFL coaches
"The team gets to pick."
Chicago Sky head coach struggles through another untimely ESPN interview
Teresa Weatherspoon is trying to, you know, coach.
Are WNBA in-game interviews more trouble than they are worth?
Indiana Fever head coach struggles through untimely ESPN interview
Who are these interviews even for?
Miguel Rojas’ mid-interview ‘Sorry, guys, I need to make this play real quick’ was amazing
Ahmed Fareed was hit by a foul ball mid-interview on Peacock Giants-Pirates broadcast
Fareed was interviewing Pirates' GM Ben Cherington when a foul ball interfered.
MLB and MLBPA are paying players $10,000 for in-game interviews on broadcasts
Increased in-game interviews on MLB broadcasts have been popular with fans, and MLB and the MLBPA have incentivized players to do them.
Dave Roberts doesn’t want Dodgers’ players to do in-game interviews
"I think that’s a decision Justin made. But I don’t see that happening with our guys going forward. Going forward, I don’t want our guys to do that."
ESPN aired a Ramón Laureano f-bomb in an in-game interview, then bleeped him on a later hit
An in-game interview of Ramón Laureano Thursday led to a broadcast f-bomb and then a later bleeped one, and it also led to a lot of criticism of in-game interviews of players.
Chris Mack apologizes for his handling of Allison Williams’ halftime interview question, which upset Buster Olney and Randy Scott
Williams asked "What are you seeing that's allowed Virginia Tech to get back in this late in that first half?" Mack responded "Well, they're one of the top teams in the country."