Marchand and Ourand, Ep. 106: MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred, and Sean McManus's big goodbye

56:39

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred joins Andrew Marchand and John Ourand on this week's show for a half hour interview. During the sit down, Manfred goes deep into the future of local media, blackouts, Apple, Peacock, ESPN, fragmentation and Yankees TV.

Up and down: David Berson, Rick Cordella, David Preschlack, and NFL Monday doubleheaders

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Leadership changes at two networks drive the “Who’s Up” list on this week’s episode of The Marchand and Ourand Sports Media Podcast. As for ‘Who’s Down,’ John Ourand points to RSNs, while Andrew Marchand hates on the NFL's Monday night doubleheader.

Examining the Sponsorship and Media Landscape in Women’s Sports by KORE

45:55

The Immersed Fan- Providing Unified and Personalized Experiences presented by Deloitte

48:54

SBJ I Factor: Amy Latimer, presented by Allied Sports

13:45

Amy Latimer, recently promoted to executive vice president and COO of Delaware North and a 2011 SBJ Game Changer, talks about her career path, passion for sports and what her eventual biography would be titled.

Lamping: If Jags leave, Jacksonville will never get another NFL team

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Jaguars president Mark Lamping is confident that the team will find a stadium solution because 'our interests are aligned' with the region's. But he also believes, 'If Jacksonville loses its NFL team, they're never going to get another one.'

SBJ Spotlight Chris Allphin interview

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SBJ Spotlight Katie Hodel interview

3:56

SBJ Spotlight Amy Latimer Interview

1:34

Up and down: Joe Buck, Coach Prime, SEC Net’s Pete Sousa and NFL scheduler Howard Katz

7:24

On the verge of becoming, with Troy Aikman, a member of the longest-tenured broadcast duo in NFL history, Joe Buck showed again Monday night how he can rise to the occasion, said co-host Andrew Marchand in naming Buck as his “Who’s Up” this week.

Marchand and Ourand Ep. 104: Inside view on ESPN-Charter

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Just hours before the first “Monday Night Football” game of the season, Disney and Charter reached a deal to restore ABC and ESPN on Spectrum cable systems. Disney’s Justin Connolly was one of the key executives on that deal.