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  • 21 hours ago | sportsmediawatch.com | Jon Lewis

    The NBA got the finish it needed in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, but it was not enough to keep Pacers-Thunder from opening at a non-COVID low.

  • 22 hours ago | sportsmediawatch.com | Jon Lewis

    TNT Sports is on the verge of getting even more College Football Playoff inventory as part of its sublicensing agreement with ESPN. ESPN and TNT Sports are set to expand their College Football Playoff sublicensing agreement to include one semifinal per year from 2026-28, Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports reported Friday.

  • 1 day ago | sportsmediawatch.com | Jon Lewis

    About 19 months ago, as Major League Baseball set out to begin a Texas Rangers-Arizona Diamondbacks World Series, the data analyst Nate Silver published the following to his social media feed: “This is the least compelling World Series matchup in a long time, maybe ever.”By Silver’s standards, this was an anodyne observation. This is someone whose usual output concerns some of the most controversial issues and people of the day.

  • 1 day ago | sportsmediawatch.com | Jon Lewis

    The Stanley Cup Final got off to a thrilling start, but the ratings for Game 1 of the Panthers-Oilers rematch were less than stellar. Wednesday’s Panthers-Oilers NHL Stanley Cup Final Game 1 averaged a 1.2 rating and 2.42 million viewers across TNT and truTV, marking the lowest rated and least-watched Game 1 of the Cup Final since the COVID-delayed Canadiens-Lightning on NBCSN in 2021 (0.8, 1.61M).

  • 2 days ago | sportsmediawatch.com | Jon Lewis

    Four days after the conclusion of its long-running NBA package, TNT Sports shifted gears Wednesday to its second-ever Stanley Cup Final. While the ratings for Panthers-Oilers are unlikely to come anywhere close to the Pacers-Knicks Eastern Conference Finals, owning exclusive rights to an entire major league championship series is a milestone for a cable network — in a way that even a higher-rated conference final cannot match. The end of the NBA does not mean the end of live sports on TNT.