Sports Entertainment Chris Russo slams ABC for putting Michael Strahan in ‘impossible situation’ with ‘horrific’ Bill Belichick interview By Jaclyn Hendricks Published May 20, 2025, 11:04 ...

Packers team president Mark Murphy announced the team's first-round pick. He began by saying, "For the first time since 2022," sending the green-and-gold-clad crowd into a frenzy. Murphy didn't ...

Also, ESPN will launch a standalone direct-to-consumer product by early fall, and that will include all ABC Sports programming. It’s expected to cost $25 to $30 a month.

ABC, ESPN, TNT and a new national cable sports network jointly owned by the NBA and AOL Time Warner all will show NBA games starting with the 2002-03 season. The total deal is worth a reported $4. ...

Were Roone Arledge and Geoff Mason real ABC Sports staffers? Yes. Roone Arledge went on to become a legend at ABC, ultimately overseeing the network's news division before he died in 2002 at age 71.

ABC Sports producers Geoff Mason (John Magaro, left) and Marvin Bader (Ben Chaplin) discuss the unfolding hostage crisis with their boss Roone Arledge (Peter Sarsgaard) in "September 5," a movie ...

I’m now adding to that shortlist the engrossing and pulse-pounding procedural “September 5,” which takes us into the heart of the ABC control booth as a team of sports journalists is tasked ...

A scene from "September 5." Paramount Pictures The true-life drama “September 5″ begins with a montage of events from the 1972 Munich Olympics on the ABC “Wide World of Sports” program.

ABC will broadcast the UFL Championship Game this season, while Fox Sports will air a 10-week Friday night package for the spring football league.

Fehlbaum's team obtained blueprints of the ABC Sports control room and pictures from that time so that the images on screen were "100% accurate." All of the equipment shown in the film is vintage ...

Geoffrey Mason (John Magaro) was a young ABC Sports producer when he played a critical role in deciding what to show the world about the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre.

Geoffrey Mason (John Magaro) was a young ABC Sports producer when he played a critical role in deciding what to show the world about the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre.