Andrew Marchand is a Sr. Sports Media Columnist at The Athletic. He covers sports media, sports business, and sports broadcasting, drawing from his extensive experience with previous roles at the New York Post and ESPN. Marchand has been featured in prominent outlets including MarketWatch, The New York Times, and FOX SPORTS Australia.
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Andrew Marchand's articles predominantly focus on the sports media industry in the United States, particularly covering announcements, event coverage, and profile features. His work provides insights into key figures and developments within the sports media landscape.
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By: Andrew Marchand
The longtime NFL quarterback could be Matt Ryan's replacement on "The NFL Today" studio show.
By: Andrew Marchand
A show centered around Peter Schrager is the likely winner for the 2 p.m. hour, while SportsCenter has the inside track to continue at 5.
By: Andrew Marchand
After nearly a quarter century, "Around The Horn" said goodbye a year ago . In its wake, ESPN set out to replace the 5 p.m. talk/game show that led into the iconic "Pardon The Interruption."
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By: Dan Shanoff, Andrew Marchand
The league's first-ever regular-season game in Australia will also be the first NFL game outside of Christmas Day airing on Netflix.
By: Andrew Marchand
Netflix's partnership with the NFL runs through the 2029-30 season.
By: Andrew Marchand
Fox wants the approach to be less a traditional call and more like a hang as they reflect on their experiences in the rivalry.
By: Matt Moret, Andrew Marchand
Ari Emanuel and Mark Shapiro, leaders at the parent company of UFC and WWE, are among several new investors in franchise.
By: Andrew Marchand
Fox is leveraging its star power by bringing together its $375 million NFL TV analyst and the brash centerpiece of its World Cup coverage.
By: Andrew Marchand
A New York lifer and longtime Knicks TV play-by-play announcer, ESPN's Mike Breen will be the lead voice of the 2026 NBA Finals.
