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  • Frank Isola's trip from New York sports media institution to the national spotlight
    This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.andrewmarchand.comIn the 50-minute sports media podcast, SiriusXM/ESPN/YES’ Frank Isola tells incredible stories from his days on the Knicks’ beat to his move into TV and radio stardom.Isola is the guest on “The Main Event with Andrew Marchand”For access to our twice-a-week podcasts sign-up as a free or paid subscriber at AndrewMarchand.com.The Rundown …* How Marchand first met Isola and how Marchand got in “trouble” at the New York Post from night time sports editor Pat (Hondo) Hanigan* The way Isola launched Michael Kay’s career at The Post* How Isola broke into business after making $10 per story at the University of Maryland newspaper* The Stephon Marbury-Isiah Thomas fight on the plane story that Isola broke* Isola’s connection to Marbury when Marbury was a kid* Tremendous Isola-Marbury driving home story that ends with a Mike Vaccaro question* Why covering a baseball beat is the hardest job in sports media* How Isola moved from the Mets to the Knicks beat* Why Jeff Van Gundy was such a great coach to cover as a young reporter* The ways Isola worked the beat and made relationships with players* The “Done Nelson” back page came from hard work* Tremendous story about Van Gundy ripping Phil Jackson* The reasons behind Van Gundy calling Michael Jordan a “con man” * Joe Sexton’s advice of how if no one is mad at you, then you probably aren’t doing a good job* Being confronted by Jeff Can’t (also known as Jeff Kent)* How the Garden always wanted to know when Jim Dolan’s name was mentioned in the paper* The story of Isola getting the first interview with Dolan when Dolan began running everything* How on a beat it is much easier to just go along with the team, but, to do your job, you can’t* The infamous story of Isola looking under his car when he was covering the Knicks* Ian Begley and Isola go see JD and the Straight Shots that led to the “Jimmy The Greek” headline* Why Marchand would hire Isola as a New York sports talk show host* Aaron Solomon and how Isola ended up on “Around The Horn”* How the TV business is nicer than the newspaper biz* How big time athletes are not great with confrontation* The reasons why Isola loved covering Patrick Ewing* Tony Kornheiser might be the most successful person as a sports writer and a radio and TV host* Marchand criticized Around The Horn in a column for The Athletic so he asked Isola what he was missing* The SiriusXM NBA show that Isola and Brian Scalabrine is a really fun hang* Why the NBA is so good to talk about* World Cup predictions …Some Related Sports Media Podcasts* How Chris Russo became the greatest sports talk show host of all-time* How Adam Schefter became the most prolific NFL insider in history* How Woj became a Hall of Famer* Ian O’Connor tells the stories of legends* Peter King’s legendary NFL stories* Mark Kriegel, Mike Tyson & making the of the baddest man* How Joel Sherman became a New York baseball institution* How Tyler Dunne made his NFL longform Substack work* Peter Schrager, the king of connections* Kobe, Woj & RamonaHans Schroeder is the guest for the next Off The Record presented by WS Sports on Thursday, Dec. 11th in midtown. It is free to attend, though, space is limited. Sign-up here.* On Deck Tuesday: Marchand & Meterparel* Subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com
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  • YouTube TV & ESPN's 'Unlimited' Potential
    This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.andrewmarchand.comIn the 31-minute sports media podcast, Andrew Marchand and Jon Meterparel explain why the YouTube TV and Disney agreement shows where ‘The Great Rebundling” is going and why ESPN and YouTube TV will be tied together.The duo discuss “The Real Housewives of Bristol” as Stephen A. Smith and Pat McAfee have a lot of beefs. Plus, Drew Brees’ debut, the MLS-Apple deal and a tribute to the legendary hockey writer, Larry Brooks.For access to our twice-a-week podcasts sign-up as a free or paid subscriber at AndrewMarchand.comThe Rundown …* Why the Great Bundling will likely feature a continued important partnership between ESPN and YouTube TV* A tribute to the legendary Larry Brooks* Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy and Britney Spears* Suggestions on how YouTube TV & ESPN can avoid wasting two weeks of our time in the next go-around* Drew Brees review of his Fox Sports debut* Why the point of ESPN Unlimited is a bit misunderstood* People just wanted to know when the YouTube TV-Disney fight was over* Google buying Sunday Ticket for $2 billion per season was very important for the future of The Great Rebundling* “The Real Housewives of Bristol, CT” * ESPN should be known for games, not sniping* Stephen A. didn’t need to respond to Michelle Beadle* Why Pat McAfee should not tell viewers to F-off * Beadle was totally wrong praying for Smith’s downfall* Should McAfee & ESPN have had President Trump on during its Veterans Day show* Fox Sports’ NFL analyst depth with Tom Brady, Greg Olsen and Drew Brees is very impressive * Brees has room to improve after his first game, but give him credit for going back on games* Brees has potential * Surprise, surprise, MLS-Apple redo their deal * The lessons for the big leagues in light of MLS-Apple* Cakes are baking* Cleveland rocks!* Hans Schroeder is the guest for the next “Off The Record with Andrew Marchand presented by WSC Sports” on Thursday, Dec. 11th in midtown. It is free to attend, though, space is limited. Sign-up here.* On Deck: Frank Isola is The Main Event* Subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com
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  • Inside the YouTube TV-ESPN fiasco
    This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.andrewmarchand.comIn the 42-minute sports media podcast, Puck’s John Ourand joins for his monthly visit on the “The Main Event with Andrew Marchand.” Ourand and Marchand go inside the YouTube TV-ESPN showdown and how it could end.Plus, what the next big NFL TV and MLB deals could look like, Bob Iger on the Manningcast and much moreFor access to our twice-a-week podcasts sign-up as a free or paid subscriber at AndrewMarchand.comThe Rundown …* Why Ourand thinks that the distributors may have the leverage as YouTube TV and Disney keeps going* What does executive Justin Connolly’s switching sides from Disney to YouTube TV mean to the negotiations * How important is YouTube TV to Google’s business* Why it is easier for consumers to wait out the YouTube TV-ESPN dispute* The Sunday Ticket factor in the YouTube-ESPN negotiations* How social media is wrong about everything* Why it is wrong to think that Disney’s goal is to push people to its ESPN DTC app* Looking back on how the cable bundle was good for sports and non-sports fans* Is Fox’s president of insight and analytics, Mike Mulvihill, right that sports streaming is not producing the younger viewers it claims in comparison to broadcast* The NBA nailed their TV deals with the money and the platforms* NBA fans are going to need Peacock* The NFL next deal will still be centered around broadcast TV* Should the NFL really go all in on streaming* The NFL decides the future of TV, but going all-in on streaming should make them wary* The big digital players will only want big matchup NFL games, but YouTube in front of a paywall is the one wild card* The new NFL deals could still be musical chairs* Why in the next decade the World Series could be split up between multiple platforms* What was Omaha Productions doing with the Bob Iger’s Manningcast spot* Why were they calling him “Mr. Iger” and no Ithaca College mention* Iger, 74, is very youthful* Since Ourand’s podcast is going on RSNs, will he pay attention to his haircut* Bloopers!Hans Schroeder is the guest for the next Off The Record presented by WS Sports on Thursday, Dec. 11th in midtown. It is free to attend, though, space is limited. Sign-up here.* On Deck: Marchand & Meterparel: ELSM by Tuesday* Subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com
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  • Drew Brees, J.J. Watt, Greg Olsen & the quest for the next NFL TV analyst mega deal
    This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.andrewmarchand.comIn the 40-minute sports media podcast, Andrew Marchand and Jon Meterparel explain how Drew Brees has joined Greg Olsen and J.J. Watt in the chase for the next big No. 1 NFL TV analyst mega deal. Plus, how Jim Nantz and Tony Romo have regressed, Gus Johnson missed a big call and dissecting Brad Nessler’s career That and much more on Marchand & Meterparel: Everybody Loves Sports MediaFor access to our twice-a-week podcasts sign-up as a free or paid subscriber at AndrewMarchand.comThe Rundown ….* Drew Brees joins the chase for a No. 1 job* If you look at all-time modern day quarterbacks, they almost all went into TV, except for two* How Brees could have been making $20M per year right now* What’s up: ESPN’s Brian Windhorst* What’s up: CBS’ Brad Nessler and Gary Danielson* What’s down: Jim Nantz and Tony Romo * What’s down: Gus Johnson* Brees was set up to replace Cris Collinsworth at NBC, but it didn’t work out* Adam Amin will need to help Brees reach his potential* Watt and Ian Eagle’s chemistry is already pretty good* Greg Olsen has put himself in a strong position even though he was not a Hall of Fame player or a quarterback* The sad Mark Sanchez saga ends at Fox* Why Nantz and Romo are regressing* How Romo lacks depth in his commentary* Meterparel says that Romo is bringing Nantz down* The difference between Olsen and Romo* Why YouTubeTV made the $20 rebate the way they did* ESPN’s Monday Night Football schedule actually turned out to be pretty good* Why Amazon Prime Video’s “84 hours” is a strong concept into Thursday Night Football* Gus Johnson’s big call was more about Gus Johnson than the dramatic play* Why the NBA move for Nessler may have hurt him in college football* Where does Marchand Sports Media stand on the Tom Brady dog cloning story* How are big time broadcasters dealing with the government shutdown impacting air travel* Meterparel had a friend who offered to pay for gas on a private jet* Why NBC is a big reason NBA ratings are up* Breaking down the Stephen A. Smith and Mina Kimes Solitaire controversy and Kimes’ apology* A tribute to the late Bob Goodrich* Sponsor: WSC Sports … Tell them Marchand sent you* On Deck: John Ourand is The Main Event* Subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com
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  • The dynamic ways Mark Shapiro sees the future of media
    This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.andrewmarchand.comIn the 47-minute podcast, one of the most influential and dynamic executives in the business Mark Shapiro explains what is next in media, how relationships, strategy, timing and luck lead to billion dollar deals, his point of view on Ari Emanuel, Bob Iger, Dana White, Nick Khan and Triple H and some of the best advice a young person trying to break into the business could ever receiveAnd, does Shapiro want to succeed Iger at the top of Disney? That and much more as Shapiro, the President and Chief Operating Officer of TKO Group Holdings, Inc. and President and Managing Partner of WME Group, is the guest on “The Main Event with Andrew Marchand.”The pod was filmed in front of a live studio audience last week as part of the “Off The Record with Andrew Marchand presented by WSC Sports” series. For access to our twice-a-week podcasts sign-up as a free or paid subscriber at AndrewMarchand.comThe Rundown …* Where does Shapiro see the opportunity in sports media* Today nothing is more important than live experiences, premium content & live content* How do you make the $7.7B UFC/Paramount+ deal and the $1.625B WWE/ESPN agreement happen* TKO is negotiating 150 properties per year so it needs to know the market everywhere* Shapiro said Fox was “lazy” and wanted to go south on UFC right fees before ESPN+ came in* The importance of strategy, relationships and timing* How the courting goes with Jimmy Pitaro, Bob Iger, Burke Magnus and Kevin Mayer do a deal like the UFC-ESPN+ one* Originally, ESPN+ wasn’t going to have the pay-per-views, but Shapiro and Ari Emanuel were bringing a gift* The gift that Shapiro and Emanuel brought Iger that caused them to sweat* Shapiro, at 30, taking on Dick Ebersol * The PR gurus, Chris LaPlaca, Mike Soltys & Josh Krulewitz, who teamed up with Shapiro, to put ESPN on offense with George Bodenheimer’s blessing* Shapiro offers some of the best advice any 22-year-old out of college wanting to enter the sports business or any business could receive* How did Shapiro’s relationship with Ari Emanuel begin and grow* Shapiro said that Emanuel are like brothers & are brutally honest with each other* How the UFC deal came together for $4B, which Shapiro said is now worth $12-15B* How does Shapiro balance instinct vs. data in decision making* The difference lessons Shapiro learned from Barry Diller and Jeff Zucker * What do we not see about Dana White* Shapiro says White is a “beast” with a human element* What it is like to work with Nick Khan and Triple H on WWE* How WWE is churning out more premium content than anyone* Where does Shapiro see AI going * Shapiro thinks AI will help productivity, but you need soul* What does Shapiro see next in his career* Shapiro’s is betting on the experience economy with Emanuel in their new company called MARI* What was his relationship with Iger when he ran ESPN* Would Shapiro be interested in succeeding Iger to lead Disney* What is Shapiro’s favorite ride at Disney* Some Related Sports Media Podcasts* Mark Shapiro is The Main Event, Round 1* Jay Marine explains Amazon’s Sports strategy* How an ESPN Original navigated the Worldwide Leader in Attention* The future of baseball & local rights with SNY president Steve Raab* The future of sports with the most powerful executive in sports radio* Sponsor: WSC Sports … Tell them Marchand sent you* On Deck: Marchand & Meterparel: Everybody Loves Sports Media* Subscribe at AndrewMarchand.com
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