Richard Deitsch is a writer and reporter for The Athletic. He covers a wide range of sports topics, including the NFL, college football, and sports media. With his extensive knowledge and experience in the industry, Richard provides insightful analysis and interviews with prominent figures in the sports world.
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Richard Deitsch's articles predominantly cover sports media, particularly focusing on the NFL and baseball. He often features interviews or commentaries from key figures in the sports broadcasting industry. If you have insights into trends shaping sports media, especially related to televised sporting events such as playoffs or significant games, reaching out to provide commentary may be fruitful.
Additionally, given his focus on specific broadcast details and coverage decisions made by networks like NBC and CBS, pitches that can offer insider perspectives or data-backed analysis of these developments would likely catch Richard's attention.
While there is no specified geographic focus for Richard Deitsch’s coverage area, it is important to note that his work primarily revolves around American football (NFL) and baseball with a keen eye on television broadcasting within the sports industry.
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By: Richard Deitsch
Lindsay Gottlieb talks about coaching JuJu Watkins, how NIL and increased media attention have changed the job and more.
By: Richard Deitsch
How much do NFL ownership restrictions impact Tom Brady's work on TV? Richard Deitsch answers your latest sports media questions.
By: Richard Deitsch
Which NFL teams would draw the biggest Super Bowl TV audience? The Kansas City Chiefs and Detroit Lions lead the way, says Richard Deitsch.
By: Richard Deitsch
The Madden alt-cast will blend video game elements and live action and inject Madden NFL’s brand elements as animated overlays.
By: Richard Deitsch
A new ESPN documentary examines the complicated bond of "The New York Sack Exchange," one of the NFL's most feared and famous units.
By: Richard Deitsch
Resch's new position makes her arguably the most important figure in women’s basketball for Canada.
By: Richard Deitsch
The NFL has had two memorable "snow games" this season. Richard Deitsch talked with the TV crews about what it takes to pull it off.
By: Ben Pickman, Richard Deitsch
The WNBA awarded Toronto a franchise last May, making it the league’s first outside of the United States.
By: Richard Deitsch
Rooks currently works on Amazon Prime's "Thursday Night Football" coverage as a sideline reporter.
By: Richard Deitsch
The NFL games appearing on Netflix on Christmas represent a massive shift within the sports-media landscape.
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