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Jason clearly defines that the lifeblood for network television is sports. While the audience for the Academy Awards dwindles, patriotic sporting events like the World Baseball Classic skyrocket. The US hockey team winning the gold medal, last year’s 4 Nations Face-Off, Caitlin Clark, TPUSA’s Hard Rock Halftime, further embellished this contention. Dre Baldwin, Steve Kim, and Jay Skapinac extend the conversation regarding network TV reliance on sports, Maxx Crosby’s awkward and demeaning trip to meet the Ravens prior to the trade being nixed, and Kenyon Martin scolding an employee on Gil’s Arena for perceived lack of appreciation. Danny Kanell makes his weekly appearance to discuss Crosby, the Denver Broncos landing Jaylen Waddle, A.J. Brown’s 2026 destination, and the pre-draft hype for Ty Simpson.
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