Garrett Searight is a journalist for Barrett Media, specializing in sports journalism. With a focus on analyzing the media landscape and providing insights into the world of sports broadcasting, Garrett's articles cover topics such as sports radio, television rights deals, and the intersection of sports and media.
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Garrett's coverage primarily focuses on sports radio, broadcasting, and the wider sports media landscape. He often provides expert commentary and opinion editorials in these areas. Therefore, he is likely to be responsive to pitches offering insights from industry professionals with valuable perspectives on trends or changes within the sports media world.
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By: Garrett Searight
We've seen former players jump directly to the booth, with varying levels of success. Have the NFL TV partners learned their lesson by being burnt in the past?
By: Garrett Searight
What is essentially the baseball version of the Harlem Globetrotters, the Savannah Bananas began as the brainchild of owner Jesse Cole as a way to invigorate baseball in a slumping market.
By: Garrett Searight
Sterling plans to call around 112 of the 162 games for the Bronx Bombers in 2024.
Ryan Clark raised eyebrows with his strong takedown of former New York Giants running back and current WFAN afternoon host Tiki Barber for comments the NFL legend made about Saquon Barkley's decision to leave the Giants and join the Philadelphia Eagles.
If you can simultaneously be the angriest person on the planet, and also be viewed as completely wholesome, you're doing something right.
By: Garrett Searight
1010XL is proving what many in the industry have already known: there are incredibly talented women ready to lead shows in our format.
The WWE is, at it's core, "professional wrestling." While "sports entertainment" is accurate, it doesn't speak to the foundation of the industry. And that's a lesson, I think, sports radio needs to recognize and embrace.
By: Garrett Searight
Verne Lundquist deserved to call the final holes of The Masters for CBS Sports on Sunday.
ESPN and the NHL need each other. ESPN needs the NHL's content for ESPN+, and the NHL needs the exposure being associated with ESPN provides. For better or worse, the two are in a relationship built on necessity.
The 97.1 The Freak flag is no longer flying. What started out as an ambitious, personality-forward format ended last week after less than a year-and-a-half.
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