Michael McCarthy is a Senior Writer at Front Office Sports. He covers a wide range of topics within sports, including sports business, competitive sports, and sports broadcasting, while also touching on themes related to media and marketing. McCarthy's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The New York Times, Sports Illustrated, and MarketWatch.
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Michael McCarthy's coverage largely revolves around expert commentary, data citations, and press releases related to sports media, particularly NFL-related content. He is likely to be receptive to pitches from experts in the field of sports media or those who can provide insightful commentary on trends shaping the industry.
Given his focus on specific companies and events within the sports media landscape, he would likely prefer sources with direct knowledge of the developments being covered. However, he may also be open to insights from credible experts who can comment on broader trends impacting this space.
As there is no specific geographic focus evident in Michael's articles, it seems that he covers a wide range of topics related to sports media without limiting himself to any particular region.
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Critics erupted after USA Today's Armour invoked murdered Emmett Till in her piece about WNBA “flopping” on-court.
While layoffs are an unfortunate reality of the business, that doesn't mean they have to be handled so callously.
According to the arrest report, Romo was taken into custody after “performing poorly on standardized field sobriety tests.”
The Sixers are expected to receive 34 national TV showcases—the most allowed under the NBA's current rights deal.
By: Michael McCarthy
Speaking with FOS , Shaquille O'Neal and Authentic Studios president Colin Smeeton expressed optimism regarding a potential NBA partnership.
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By: Michael McCarthy
Watt's opportunity filling in for Tony Romo as CBS's No. 1 game analyst could have significant ramifications for the network and the NFL media at large.
Colorado's TV audiences already shrunk during a 3—9 season in 2025, as the Buffaloes enter the 2026 campaign projected to finish near the bottom of the Big 12.
By: Michael McCarthy
Michael Jordan is not expected to return to NBC Sports' NBA coverage, Front Office Sports has learned.
Jordan served as a special contributor for the network last season.
