Hannah Storm laughs off hysteria over all-female Amazon NFL booth
"You could go on and do the best job possible and it would never actually change their mind, because they think that you don't belong there."
"You could go on and do the best job possible and it would never actually change their mind, because they think that you don't belong there."
This could be a big jump into local sports rights for Amazon and Prime Video.
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"What’s that, that streaming thing? No, I don’t do that."
NASCAR appears to finally have its next round of media rights deals taken care of.
"I've noticed that Al Michaels is very much like me. When the game warrants excitement, he brings excitement."
"That’s the group that I care the most about."
"For Amazon specifically, what fits is it is one of the biggest leagues in the world and people care about it."
"It is one of the biggest leagues in the world and people care about it."
Prime Video's 'Bye Bye Barry' seems like an extended version of the Barry Sanders episode of 'A Football Life.'
"They're allowed to have an opinion, that's how it works."
The NWSL's new media rights deals have finally been announced.
"Look, when I’m done. It’s the way John Madden was done. Two words and a contraction: ‘It’s time.’ I don’t need any parade or that nonsense."
Next week's Bears-Panthers game could be an epic disaster for Al.
'Bye Bye Barry' will be available on Prime Video on November 21.
"Nielsen executives tried to introduce the prospect once more, according to three people familiar with the proceedings."
The second season of "Coach Prime" will premiere on Prime Video on Dec. 7.
Both documentaries will be available on ESPN+ in the U.S. upon release in 2024.
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