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.
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By: Richard Deitsch
Nick Saban made his post-coaching career debut Thursday at the NFL Draft. Here are some opening thoughts on the start of his ESPN era.
By: Richard Deitsch, Andrew Marchand
As The Athletic reported Friday, the NBA and Amazon Prime Video have the framework for an agreement that will make the streamer a major player in how the league's games are watched in the future.
By: Richard Deitsch
Welcome to the 37th Media Mailbag for The Athletic . Thanks for sending in your questions via the website and app.
By: Richard Deitsch
In an era where sports fans have seen well-known properties move from different networks and from linear to streaming, the Kentucky Derby will remain in a familiar place for the near future.
By: Richard Deitsch, Caitlin Clark, Sabreena Merchant, Ben Pickman, Tony Reali, Dave Zirin, Zach Lowe, Renee Montgomery
Episode 397 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features two writers from The Athletic who cover women’s basketball — Sabreena Merchant and Ben Pickman.
Shannon Sharpe is on the precipice of signing a new contract with ESPN that will have him staying at the company for multiple years, The Athletic has learned.
By: Richard Deitsch
A new documentary airing on ABC and ESPN+ this weekend goes deep on Caitlin Clark's, Kamilla Cardoso's and Kiki Rice's seasons in college.
Brady will broadcast the game alongside Fox's lead play-by-play broadcaster Kevin Burkhardt.
Lowe and Melvin will host daily coverage in Paris on NBC from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. ET.
By: Richard Deitsch
For years, Netflix has said it is fine without live sports rights. That all changes now, and it's a wake-up call to the competition.
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