John Canzano
Sports Columnist at Oregon Live (The Oregonian)
Sports Commentator at KGW-TV (Portland, OR)
Sports Columnist at Bald Faced Truth
Columnist at https://t.co/LTaSZXNHBY. Radio statewide in Oregon 3p-6p @750theGame, @FoxSportsEugene, @KSKRTheScore, @960Sports. Heisman & @officialBBWAA voter.
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1 day ago |
johncanzano.com | John Canzano
Well, at least the Trail Blazers finally did something memorable. They traded down in Wednesday’s NBA Draft. They swapped the No. 11 pick for the No. 16 pick, then used it to select a guy from China who happened to be sitting in the stands.
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2 days ago |
johncanzano.com | John Canzano
The new-look Pac-12 unveiled the cornerstone piece of its media deal this week. Who are the other potential media players? How will this all come together? I learned some interesting things, particularly on the basketball front. Meanwhile, Pac-12 leaders have a full day of meetings in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday. Also, the Big Sky Conference went on offense and is adding two members to help fortify it.
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4 days ago |
johncanzano.com | John Canzano
This week’s mailbag includes questions about Pac-12 expansion options, the conference’s new TV deal with CBS, and a strategy to lure in Memphis/UNLV, the recent MLB to PDX stadium victory, and more. Will Oregon and Washington be able to keep up — in every sport? What’s up with all the terrible officiating? Is an MLB game a wise bridal shower event? If you’re a paid subscriber, I appreciate your support and readership. It means a lot to me that you’re here.
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4 days ago |
johncanzano.com | John Canzano
The Pac-12 has finalized a deal that positions CBS as the new-look conference’s cornerstone TV partner for five years beginning in 2026. CBS and Paramount+ will air the Pac-12 championship football and basketball games in the 2026-2031 seasons. A minimum of three football and basketball games each season will also appear on those two platforms. Additionally, the new Pac-12 will have “a consistent regular season presence” on CBS Sports Network in both football and men’s basketball, per a source.
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6 days ago |
johncanzano.com | John Canzano
My Italian grandfather was a big Steelers fan. In the late 1970s, a few weeks after Pittsburgh’s 35-31 Super Bowl victory over the Dallas Cowboys, he summoned me to his kitchen to see something. It was a can of beer. Iron City Beer created a commemorative beer can in 1979, celebrating the third world championship for the NFL franchise. My grandfather rotated the can in his hands, showing me the team photo printed on its side. He pointed out Terry Bradshaw, Lynn Swann, and Franco Harris.
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