Marchand Sports Media

• The potential ESPN-NFL deal & creating another revolution

  This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.andrewmarchand.comIn the 36-minute podcast, Andrew Marchand and Jon Meterparel give inside information and opinions on what a potential ESPN-NFL deal could mean. Plus, they discuss several other sports media issues, including March Madness, MLB, NBC, Olympics, NHL, Apple and Erin Andrews. Here’s what you need to know.* To listen to the full 36-minute podcast subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com* Nearly four decades ago, ESPN acquired NFL games, which changed cable history* What an NFL deal for ESPN could mean for ESPN’s full direct-to-consumer offering* Why does Tom Brady have a newsletter* Jon Rothstein is March* Remembering John Feinstein with a personal anecdote Marchand Sports Media is a listener-supported platform. To receive new pods and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber at AndrewMarchand.com. To listen to this entire 36-minute podcast, our archives and future pods, upgrade to paid. Thanks.* CBS had a nice tribute to Greg Gumbel* NBC’s new gold medal Olympic deal* Answers to questions on MLB’s marketing, Sunday Night Baseball’s future, The CW, MLS-Apple, USGA/NBC, NHL’s next deal, Erin Andrews and Charissa Thompson* Papa Clicker Book Review: Home Run King (The Remarkable Record of Hank Aaron) by Dan Schlossberg* On-deck Thursday: John Ourand is The Main Event guest * Sponsor: WSC Sports … Tell them Marchand sent you* Subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com

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• The future of baseball & local rights with SNY president Steve Raab

  This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.andrewmarchand.comNote: Hey, I published this pod yesterday evening so I’m just sending out again so no one misses it. Sorry about the extra email … enjoy!On the 40-minute podcast, Steve Raab, the president of SNY, the Mets’ network is the guest. Raab, one of the smarter executives in sports media, explains his view of where regional sports networks are headed, what he would be thinking about if he were MLB and how everything must evolve at a quicker pace. What you need to know about the pod: * To listen to the full 40-minute podcast subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com* How sports media drives the overall sports business of leagues, teams and conferences* When the headwinds for regional sports networks first appeared* The rights of regional sports networks need to evolve* Why SNY has decided to go direct to consumer now with MLB as its partner* Raab says first mover advantage doesn't apply in his space* What should MLB do with its overall rights* How there are a small group of teams that may decide MLB's future as swing votersMarchand Sports Media is a listener-supported platform. To receive new pods and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber at AndrewMarchand.com. To listen to this entire 40-minute podcast, our archives and future pods, upgrade to paid. Thanks.* Why big markets have to protect themselves* The Dodgers have a huge advantage with its local media deal* MLB can’t silo off its media situation from its other issues* There is a tension between fan friendliness and the economics needed to drive the business* Technology will solve how to find games, a constant fan frustration* Related Pods: Darren Rovell and the sports business of niche* Rick Cordella explains NBC's NBA logic & how sports drives Peacock * Joe Buck and the craft of sportcasting“Off The Record with Andrew Marchand presented by WSC Sports" is an event series that features the biggest dealmakers in sports, talking about the future of technology in an intimate setting.ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro is the inaugural guest on March 18th starting at 4 p.m. The location is in midtown Manhattan. In this closed door conversation, Marchand will ask Pitaro to expand on his optimistic thoughts about AI and more.The event is free and includes light appetizers and cocktails.Register by clicking here. Space is limited so signing up does not guarantee a spot* Sponsor: WSC Sports … Tell them Marchand sent you* On-deck Tuesday: Marchand & Meterparel: Everybody Loves Sports Media* Subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com

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• The future of baseball & local rights with SNY president Steve Raab

  This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.andrewmarchand.comNote: This podcast was published early by mistake, but since I did, I’m making available now. On the 40-minute podcast, Steve Raab, the president of SNY, the Mets’ network is the guest. Raab, one of the smarter executives in sports media, explains his view of where regional sports networks are headed, what he would be thinking about if he were MLB and how everything must evolve at a quicker pace. What you need to know about the pod: * To listen to the full 40-minute podcast subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com* How sports media drives the overall sports business of leagues, teams and conferences* When the headwinds for regional sports networks first appeared* The rights of regional sports networks need to evolve* Why SNY has decided to go direct to consumer now with MLB as its partner* Raab says first mover advantage doesn't apply in his space* What should MLB do with its overall rights* How there are a small group of teams that may decide MLB's future as swing votersMarchand Sports Media is a listener-supported platform. To receive new pods and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber at AndrewMarchand.com. To listen to this entire 40-minute podcast, our archives and future pods, upgrade to paid. Thanks.* Why big markets have to protect themselves* The Dodgers have a huge advantage with its local media deal* MLB can’t silo off its media situation from its other issues* There is a tension between fan friendliness and the economics needed to drive the business* Technology will solve how to find games, a constant fan frustration* Related Pods: Darren Rovell and the sports business of niche* Rick Cordella explains NBC's NBA logic & how sports drives Peacock * Joe Buck and the craft of sportcasting“Off The Record with Andrew Marchand presented by WSC Sports" is an event series that features the biggest dealmakers in sports, talking about the future of technology in an intimate setting.ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro is the inaugural guest on March 18th starting at 4 p.m. The location is in midtown Manhattan. In this closed door conversation, Marchand will ask Pitaro to expand on his optimistic thoughts about AI and more.The event is free and includes light appetizers and cocktails.Register by clicking here. Space is limited so signing up does not guarantee a spot* Sponsor: WSC Sports … Tell them Marchand sent you* On-deck Tuesday: Marchand & Meterparel: Everybody Loves Sports Media* Subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com

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• Stephen A. Smith dunks on LeBron James

  This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.andrewmarchand.comIn the 35-minute podcast, Andrew Marchand and Jon Meterparel discuss Stephen A. Smith’s big week. Smith finalized his five-year deal for at least $100M with ESPN, had his profile raised even more by LeBron James and will continue to be a loud voice on politics. Plus, other big sports media issues, including how MLB may split up its ESPN-opt out rights. Here’s what you need to know: * To listen to the full 35-minute podcast subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com* Why Stephen A. Smith’s deal makes sense for ESPN and him* Why LeBron James looked small and Stephen A. looked big in verbal confrontation* How MLB might structure its post ESPN-opt out rightsMarchand Sports Media is a listener-supported platform. To receive new pods and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber at AndrewMarchand.com. To listen to this entire 35-minute podcast, our archives and future pods, upgrade to paid. Thanks.* Draymond Green’s terrible take on Karl-Anthony Towns* Mike Breen receives praise* March Madness is now Ian Eagle time* ESPN+ can’t have UFC pay-per-view issues on such a big event* Your questions on Tony Reali, Dan Orlovsky, Amazon and the Yankees, women’s tournament and a Richard Deitsch query“Off The Record with Andrew Marchand presented by WSC Sports" is an event series that features the biggest dealmakers in sports, talking about the future of technology in an intimate setting.ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro is the inaugural guest on March 18th starting at 4 p.m. The location is in midtown Manhattan. In this closed door conversation, Marchand will ask Pitaro to expand on his optimistic thoughts about AI and more.The event is free and includes light appetizers and cocktails.Register by clicking here. Space is limited so signing up does not guarantee a spot* Related Pods: Why Stephen A. is on the verge of being a $100M man (Dec., 2024) … Bomani Jones and sports media’s gamble on its future … How Chris (Mad Dog) Russo became the greatest sports talk show host of all-time* Sponsor: WSC Sports … Tell them Marchand sent you* On-deck Thursday: Steve Raab, president of SNY, the Mets network, is The Main Event on the future of regional sports and baseball* Subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com

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• Ian Eagle tells funny stories ... 'Oh, yeah!'

  This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.andrewmarchand.comIn the 45-minute pod, Ian Eagle is the guest with Andrew Marchand. Eagle tells hilarious stories about his career, his calls and his family. And the jobs he almost took that would have changed his career.Here’s what you need to know: * To listen to the full 45-minute podcast subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com* How interning for Mike Tirico was instrumental in his career* Eagle explains his classic "Ja-breaker,” Megan Thee Stallion and Seinfeld calls.* Marchand thinks the Seinfeld “real and spectacular” call may be the most creative of all-time* How “Oh, yeah!” was born* Eagle, who interned at WFAN and was a board-op early in his career, explained how he had the chance to succeed Chris Russo as Mike Francesa’s partner and to follow Mike Breen as the update man on “Imus in the Morning.” Eagle also shared how he first got on the air at FAN with a Stan Martin story* Eagle turned down a chance to call Mets’ games on TVMarchand Sports Media is a listener-supported platform. To receive new pods and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber at AndrewMarchand.com. To listen to this entire 45-minute podcast, our archives and future pods, upgrade to paid. Thanks.* How Eagle’s career took off after the FAN break by becoming the pregame host of the Jets in 1993, followed by the Jets play-by-play job and radio/TV voice of the Nets before his CBS big break at 28 in 1998* The legendary Al McGuire initially told Eagle that he must change his name, and it got even more interesting from there* In 1993, he was very bummed out that he had to skip calling MTV’s “Sand Blast” because it conflicted with his honeymoon. * The “Sand Blast” job went to a famous actor* How he trained his son, NBC’s Noah, to be a play-by-player … or maybe he didn’t * “Off The Record with Andrew Marchand presented by WSC Sports" is an event series that features the biggest dealmakers in sports, talking about the future of technology in an intimate setting.ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro is the inaugural guest on March 18th starting at 4 p.m. The location is in midtown Manhattan. In this closed door conversation, Marchand will ask Pitaro to expand on his optimistic thoughts about AI and more.The event is free and includes light appetizers and cocktails.Register by clicking here. Space is limited so signing up does not guarantee a spot* Related Pods: Jim Nantz is The Main Event … Joe Buck and the craft of sportscasting … Booger McFarland is The Main Event* Sponsor: WSC Sports … Tell them Marchand sent you* On-deck Tuesday: Marchand & Meterparel: Everybody Loves Sports Media* Subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com

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