O/T: ESPN’s Dianna Russini Leaving Network for Top Competitor

[Carnac]

The exodus of top talent continues at ESPN. She was just on First Take and Get up last week. Who is next?

ESPN’s Dianna Russini, who has emerged as one of the network’s top NFL reporters, is leaving the worldwide leader for The Athletic, according to a report from Andrew Marchand of the New York Post. Per Marchand, Russini will become The Athletic‘s top NFL insider, where she will write, appear on video platforms and work with podcasts covering the league at large.

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[Carnac]

ESPN officially announces overhaul to its broadcasting lineup for NBA coverage​

ESPN has finally confirmed all the reports about its NBA broadcasting changes. ESPN officially announced on August 14 the additions of former NBA head coach Doc Rivers and Hall of Fame broadcaster Doris Burke on its “new lead broadcaster team,” replacing Jeff Van Gundy and Mark Jackson, both of whom were let go over the last two months by ESPN. The announcement confirms reports first made by The New York Post.

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[azfan]

The exodus of top talent continues at ESPN. She was just on First Take and Get up last week. Who is next?

ESPN’s Dianna Russini, who has emerged as one of the network’s top NFL reporters, is leaving the worldwide leader for The Athletic, according to a report from Andrew Marchand of the New York Post. Per Marchand, Russini will become The Athletic‘s top NFL insider, where she will write, appear on video platforms and work with podcasts covering the league at large.

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Disney is making a late effort to stem the hemorrhaging. The cable/subscription model has matured and is now shrinking as the fragmentation of media delivery of sports accelerates

Long run, aside from football, other professional leagues best look over their shoulder, if pickleball is on ABC on Sunday, Disney is sending a clear message.

 

[CamrnCrz1974]

The exodus of top talent continues at ESPN. She was just on First Take and Get up last week. Who is next?

ESPN’s Dianna Russini, who has emerged as one of the network’s top NFL reporters, is leaving the worldwide leader for The Athletic, according to a report from Andrew Marchand of the New York Post. Per Marchand, Russini will become The Athletic‘s top NFL insider, where she will write, appear on video platforms and work with podcasts covering the league at large.

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I remember when she announced her pregnancy on Sunday NFL Countdown -- while nine months pregnant and reporting from the sidelines!