Ryan Glasspiegel
Media and Entertainment Reporter at Front Office Sports
NY Post sports/entertainment reporter. Former: Outkick, TBL, SI. Email: [email protected] Author page: https://t.co/g84ftg9NZ6
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6 days ago |
bvmsports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel
Derek Carr is calling it a career. In a surprise announcement Saturday, the Saints quarterback announced he is retiring from the NFL after 11 seasons-two with New Orleans and nine before that with the Raiders. "For more than 11 years, we have been incredibly blessed, and we are forever grateful and humbled by this experience," Carr said in a statement released by the Saints.
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6 days ago |
frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel
Derek Carr is calling it a career. In a surprise announcement Saturday, the Saints quarterback announced he is retiring from the NFL after 11 seasons—two with New Orleans and nine before that with the Raiders. “For more than 11 years, we have been incredibly blessed, and we are forever grateful and humbled by this experience,” Carr said in a statement released by the Saints.
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1 week ago |
frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel
Shams Charania has a busy week ahead. He will be the lead insider on ESPN’s coverage of the NBA Draft Lottery in his hometown of Chicago for the first time, Monday at 7:00 pm ET before Game 4 of Knicks-Celtics. He will appear on the main set alongside Kevin Negandhi (also hosting the event for the first time) and analysts Bob Myers, Kendrick Perkins, and Jay Bilas.
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1 week ago |
frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel
A rising play-by-play broadcaster is poised for a big new opportunity. Michael Grady is expected to become Amazon’s top WNBA announcer in addition to calling NBA games for the tech giant’s Prime Video streaming service, sources tell Front Office Sports. The deal has not been finalized. Grady currently calls Timberwolves games in Minnesota and also has national ESPN NBA broadcasts. The Athletic previously reported he has talked with Amazon about calling NBA games.
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1 week ago |
frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel
Brewers fans are relishing their small victory. Earlier this month, the team unveiled a new promotion in which fans could join a “Hot Dog Club” for $59.99 in exchange for a special hat and a free hot dog at each game they attend at American Family Field. However, at least one fan noticed that the club came with an unwelcome “catch.” Enter Jake Starck, a 33-year-old die-hard Brewers fan from the Milwaukee area who goes to about 40 to 60 games per year.
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DP is a legend so this isn’t a shot at him but I can’t take Spike Lee seriously as a Knicks fan anymore after he skipped watching a playoff game for the Met Gala. That was a point of no return.
"If it takes a miracle to break the schneid, I was at the last Shea Stadium when that ball rolled through Buckner's legs, so I'll take any way we can get it." -Spike Lee believes this could be a destiny year for the #Knicks, especially with a Villanova alum being elected Pope. https://t.co/wVDT3A5v8s
Delivered pizza in high school, there was a big gridded map of the town with an index on the side. I actually can’t remember a time I got lost and I have a terrible sense of direction. I just memorized all the turns before I left the shop.
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