Sports business journalist and Puck contributor John Ourand joins host Matt Belloni to discuss the new all-in-one sports streaming platform, its impact on linear cable, stakeholder implications, and revenue potential. They also make Super Bowl predictions and discuss betting options.

Insights on sports media landscape changes, NBA media rights predictions, decline of legacy media outlets, ideas to enhance NBA All-Star weekend, innovative antennas for fan experience at venues, challenges in motivating star athletes, evolving audience engagement strategies, tech giants' role in sports media rights, and impact of 5G in sports

John Ourand, a leader in broadcasting, teams up with media commentator Matt Belloni to dissect pressing industry issues. They explore the staggering $9.1 billion write-down at Warner Bros. Discovery and what it means for the future of traditional TV. The duo dives into Paramount's struggle with NFL broadcasting rights and the implications of shifting sports content to streaming. They also discuss the financial maneuvers of cable giants as they adapt to the evolving landscape and the rising costs of sports programming.

John Ourand, Puck's ace sports correspondent, delves into ESPN's groundbreaking NFL deal, revealing the frictions it’s causing among other media partners. He and host Dylan Byers also dissect the highly anticipated Yankees-Dodgers World Series, predicting its potential to break viewership records. Their discussion highlights the emotional connections cities have with their teams and the evolving dynamics of sports broadcasting, showcasing the intricate dance between ratings, consumer benefits, and network rivalries.

Puck senior correspondent John Ourand discusses the NBA's TV future, inside the NBA crew impact, changes at CBS' NFL Today, potential NFL Draft schedule shift, and more. Sal Licata joins to talk NFL Draft shockers, MLB news, gambling at Dave & Busters, Jerry Seinfeld turning 70, and more in the 'Traina Thoughts' segment.

John Ourand, a seasoned journalist, joins Peter Hamby to dive into the eye-catching decision of legendary NFL coach Bill Belichick taking the reins at UNC, and its ripple effects in the college football world. They dissect the booming business of college sports alongside the new CFP format. The conversation shifts to the NBA Cup, evaluating its potential to boost league ratings and fan engagement, while highlighting star players like LeBron James and Giannis who are reshaping early season excitement. A mix of analytics and humor keeps the dialogue lively!

John Ourand, a seasoned journalist, dives into the riveting world of sports media and negotiations, focusing on ESPN's historic contract talks with Stephen A. Smith. He discusses how Smith aims to reinvent himself as the network's face, stirring up excitement. The conversation also ventures into Major League Baseball's potential 'golden-at-bat' rule, exploring its implications for fan engagement and the balancing act between tradition and modernization. This dialogue offers a fresh take on the evolving dynamics of sports journalism and baseball.

John Ourand, a seasoned sports business journalist at Puck, delves into the intricate world of the NFL on Thanksgiving Day. He weighs in on Tom Brady's potential as a broadcast analyst and debates Netflix's readiness for NFL games. The conversation covers the dynamics of Thursday Night Football on Amazon, the Cowboys' firm grip on Thanksgiving media, and the challenges streaming platforms face in live sports broadcasting. Prepare for a mix of nostalgia, analysis, and holiday spirit as they dissect the evolving media landscape in football.

John Ourand, a seasoned sports media journalist from Puck, joins Peter to dissect ESPN's strategic retreat from political commentary as they prepare for a potential Trump resurgence. They also explore Netflix's bold move into live sports, featuring the Tyson vs. Paul fight, signaling a shift in streaming's approach to sports broadcasting. The conversation touches on the evolving dynamics of sports politics, audience fatigue, and how these changes might reshape the future of viewer engagement.

John Ourand, a sports business journalist renowned for his insights on media rights, joins Dylan Byers to explore MLB's broadcasting future. They dissect the financial battle between traditional networks and streaming giants. An intriguing discussion unfolds about why a Yankees-Dodgers World Series tops Fox's wish list. Additionally, they delve into how these evolving media rights are reshaping fan access and overall viewership experience, raising important questions about the future of baseball in a digital age.