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After 26 years with Sportsnet, veteran analyst Kelly Hrudey has been told his contract will not be renewed, marking the end of a distinguished broadcasting career while he hints at future endeavors.
Luke Prokop reflects on coming out at 19, his evolving relationship with his father, the NHL’s controversial stance on LGBTQ+ visibility, and the making of 'The Hockey Player', now streaming on Apple TV+, iTunes and Amazon Prime Video.
The rise of BookTok has turned niche romance novels into blockbuster adaptations, driving billions of streaming views and prompting studios to chase the next ‘shadow daddy’ sensation.
Real Salt Lake issued an apology to Kealia Watt after a post that identified her only as J.J. Watt’s wife, prompting a response from the athlete and highlighting her extensive career.
After referring to Kealia Watt solely as JJ Watt’s wife, Real Salt Lake issued an apology, prompting the star athlete to highlight her own soccer credentials and the club’s commitment to accurate representation.
J.J. Watt criticized a Real Salt Lake social media post for ignoring his wife’s soccer career. The club apologized, praising Kealia Watt’s achievements and their joint investment in Burnley FC.
TNT Sports is set to re‑enter NASCAR after more than a decade away, aiming to differentiate its broadcast through authentic storytelling and a roster of familiar racing personalities.
The scheduled December 21 game between Duke and Michigan in Miami was called off due to broadcasting complications, prompting Duke to play Texas Tech at Madison Square Garden and leaving Michigan to hunt for a new opponent.
Duke’s early‑season basketball schedule was reshaped after the university dropped a planned game against Michigan, replacing it with a December 21 contest against Texas Tech at Madison Square Garden, a change driven by disputes over Amazon Prime Video’s broadcast rights.
A planned December 2026 showdown between Duke University and the University of Michigan has been scrapped after the schools failed to agree on a venue and a broadcast arrangement that would satisfy both Amazon Prime Video and Fox.
A planned December 2026 showdown between Duke and Michigan was scrapped after parties failed to agree on revenue sharing, prompting a replacement matchup and highlighting the growing influence of broadcast rights on college sports.
A broadcasting snag forces Duke to drop its scheduled December showdown with Michigan in Miami. In its place, the Blue Devils will host Texas Tech at New York's famed arena, marking the second straight December meeting at the venue and underscoring a strategic partnership with Amazon Prime Video.
NASCAR’s partnership with Amazon Prime Video has earned rave reviews, with CEO Steve O’Donnell noting the platform’s appetite for additional Cup Series events. As the current broadcast contracts near expiration, industry observers consider new arrangements that could expand the schedule.
NASCAR’s streaming partnership with Amazon Prime Video has earned fan acclaim, prompting discussions about expanding race coverage beyond the current contract horizon.
The recent NASCAR Cup Series event at Chicagoland Speedway delivered thrilling competition, highlighted by Chase Briscoe’s maiden victory on a 1.5‑mile track, and has reignited discussions about the Chicago Street Race and a potential double‑header in the region.
Chase Briscoe’s win at Chicagoland Speedway ignited excitement about returning to the Chicago market, with officials weighing a street race and a July 4 event while considering media and development factors.
On June 27, Alan Jackson took the stage at Nissan Stadium for what would become his last performance, surrounded by NASCAR legends who honored his enduring influence on the sport and his personal connection to Georgia.
Champion driver Ryan Blaney introduces a new YouTube series that blends NASCAR adrenaline with candid celebrity conversations, aiming to capture a digital‑first audience.
Amazon Prime Video's brief NASCAR Cup Series stint ends, making way for TNT Sports to take over the next five races with a new roster of announcers and a fresh tournament format.
Amazon Prime Video's second season of NASCAR streaming delivered a 6% increase in average viewership, with standout races in Charlotte and a $7.7 billion media rights agreement positioning the platform as a dominant force in the sport.
Amazon Prime Video's five‑race NASCAR package posted a 6% viewership increase to 2.29 million per race, edging past TNT Sports and highlighting shifting viewer habits.
NASCAR’s Cup Series will air on TNT for the next five weeks, with Marty Smith hosting the pre‑ and post‑race studio program alongside Jimmie Johnson and Jamie McMurray. The existing commentary trio of Adam Alexander, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Steve Letarte remains unchanged, and the upcoming Sonoma event marks the season’s last road‑course race.
The first NASCAR Cup Series event streamed on Amazon Prime Video attracted 2.28 million viewers, outpacing last year’s Mexico City race and underscoring a broader rise across Prime, CW and FS1.
Amazon Prime Video will no longer broadcast NASCAR Cup races in 2026, as a new media deal redistributes rights among Fox, NBC, and TNT Sports, while the In‑Season Challenge prepares for its second edition.