Mike Greenberg To Host The NFL Draft on ESPN
Mike Greenberg (Greeny) will host ESPN’s coverage of the NFL Draft.
Mike Greenberg
Barrett Sports Media’s Top 20 National Sports Radio Shows of 2020
“As decided by 51 radio executives and program directors, here are the results of Barrett Sports Media’s Top 20 National Sports Radio Shows of 2020.”
Twelve Likes, Observations and Beliefs About Sports Media in 2020 and Beyond
“There were so many examples of great content, touching stories, head scratching decisions, and personality rants, but I’m going to focus on twelve things I liked, observed and remain bullish on heading into 2021.”
Sports, Diversity & Multi-Platform Focus Will Shape ESPN Radio’s Future
“Nobody makes decisions in a vacuum. It’s a matter of understanding the markets, analyzing the research, reviewing the ratings, and placing a focus on the importance of cross platform content creators.”
Doris Burke: Nothing Means More Than Inspiring Other Women
“I know there are women who preceded me who carved a more difficult path than I did. It was their professionalism and their competence that allowed me the opportunities I had.”
Suzyn Waldman Says She Is ‘Tolerated, Not Accepted’ In Yankees Booth
“I guess it means that I am old because no one is a pioneer at 20.”
Mike Greenberg Says Chris Berman Helped Keep Him At ESPN
Greeny called Berman “one of the most important sports announcers in the industry’s history because of what ESPN was when he started and what ESPN became and the enormous role he played in that.”
Ahmad Rashad Relives Broadcasting Journey With Mike Greenberg
“When Greeny asked about Rashad’s time covering the NBA, the former football star noted that it was the league’s commissioner that took a vested interest in him.”
Five Who Get It, Five Who Don’t
“Jay Mariotti’s periodic look at the best and worst in sports media from an industry veteran who is neither a cardboard cutout nor a virtual fan.”
Tony Kornheiser & Michael Wilbon Appear Together On Greeny
“Pardon The Interruption has been on the ESPN family of networks since 2001 and Kornheiser and Wilbon have been a staple for sports fans to watch every weekday to hear them debate.”