Bob Raissman
Sports Media Columnist at New York Daily News
daily news sports media columnist.
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1 week ago |
nydailynews.com | Bob Raissman
It’s not ready for Hollywood but it’s tailor-made for HBO’s “Hard Knocks.”That would be the story of Shedeur Sanders and his unexpected uphill climb to be one of the Browns quarterbacks — maybe even the starter — when the 2025 season starts. “Hard Knocks” is big on storytelling and, as things stand now, there will be no bigger story in NFL training camps than the challenge Sanders, who tumbled to the 144th pick in the Draft, faces in Cleveland. There would be some obstacles to clear.
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2 weeks ago |
nydailynews.com | Bob Raissman
It was a very un-Jets-like moment. When Boss Scribes gave Darren Mougey the opportunity to shoot back at Aaron Rodgers’ unflattering portrayal of his final February meeting, where the quarterback complained about having to fly across country on his dime for what amounted to a 15-minute session, the Jets GM took a pass — twice. “I understand the question,” Mougey said at a Monday press conference.
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3 weeks ago |
nydailynews.com | Bob Raissman
Juan Soto left the door wide open. That’s why it was not surprising when assorted Gasbags rushed in to attempt an early-season media takedown of the $765 million man. Yet Soto’s theory, and the words he used to express it, were not surprising either. “It’s definitely different. I had the best hitter in baseball [Aaron Judge] hitting behind me,” Soto told Post baseball writer Mike Puma. “I was getting more attacked and more pitches in the strike zone, less intentional walks and things like that.
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1 month ago |
nydailynews.com | Bob Raissman
Unless you consider bad weather or an early season injury hot stuff, the first few days of a new baseball season rarely generate earth shaking material. It took a piece of wood and the Yankees brand to change all that.
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1 month ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Bob Raissman
NEW YORK - Larry Merchant often described boxing as "the theater of the unexpected." When he was center stage, working with Jim Lampley and George Foreman on HBO Sports' World Championship Boxing, the three voices presented their own version of the unanticipated. Foreman, who died last week at the age of 76, joined HBO Sports in 1992. During the 12 years he worked with Lampley and Merchant, they evolved into the greatest three-man booth in the history of sports television.
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MSG says Kenny Albert will become its TV voice of the Rangers beginning next season. Well deserved.
RT @NYDNSports: BOB RAISSMAN | During the 12 years Foreman worked with Lampley and Merchant, they evolved into the greatest three-man booth…
RT @NYDNSports: BOB RAISSMAN | With the rare exception of a few select media members, some who at one time collected paychecks from MSG, Do…