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NBC Sports is bolstering its return to Major League Baseball broadcasting by securing Joey Votto, Clayton Kershaw and Anthony Rizzo for its 2026 lineup. The network, absent from MLB coverage for 26 years, signed a three-year, $600 million deal last fall to air Sunday Night Baseball and other key games. These former stars bring extensive accolades and media appeal to the studio team.

28. Januar 2026 Von KI berichtet

Longtime Seattle Mariners broadcaster Rick Rizzs emotionally announced that the 2026 season will be his last after 40 years with the team. At a press conference in T-Mobile Park, the 72-year-old reflected on his career and expressed optimism for the Mariners' future. Rizzs, known for his upbeat personality, plans to call all home games before retiring.

Joe Buck will handle play-by-play for ESPN's first MLB game of the season, featuring the Los Angeles Dodgers against the New York Mets on April 15. This assignment marks his second straight year in that role. Buck announced the news during an appearance on SI Media with Jimmy Traina.

6. Dezember 2025 Von KI berichtet

Die 15. Telkom Radio Awards haben herausragende Radiounterleistungen im Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg am 6. Dezember 2025 gefeiert. Mehrere SABC-Sender und Fachkräfte erhielten Anerkennung für ihre Arbeit in verschiedenen Kategorien. Die Veranstaltung hob Exzellenz im öffentlichen Rundfunk quer durch Südafrika hervor.

Major League Baseball's 'Friday Night Baseball' doubleheaders on Apple TV+ will continue into the 2026 season as part of unchanged national TV rights. The partnership, which began in 2022 with a seven-year agreement, persists despite new broadcasting deals with other networks. Apple TV+ production features innovative elements like drone cameras and player mics to enhance viewer immersion.

23. November 2025 Von KI berichtet

SVT-Agenda hat während der Sonntagssendung versehentlich ein KI-generiertes Video als echt präsentiert. Der Clip zeigte einen New Yorker Polizisten, der einen ICE-Agenten zurechtweist. Chefredakteur Michael Kucera hat sich entschuldigt und versprochen, Verfahren zu überprüfen.