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It has launched.

John Sterling is 85 and Bob Uecker is 90. Both are still calling games for the Yankees and Brewers, respectively. Age doesn't matter as long as you're capable of doing the job.

WGN is apparently planning something for April 1st at 3:30am.

Looks like the end of ESPN’s tenure with MLB is coming sooner than later.

The digital meteorologists have been laid off (the TV mets are staying).

KABC is the last holdout. They don’t even have the new weather graphics yet.

No Greg Gumbel this year as he's tending to health issues within his family.

WPVI hasn’t debuted the new look in full yet, but they debuted their version of the open today. (h/t @24994J) RPReplay_Final1710131284.mov

The number of women in the NFL fanbase has been growing since long before a certain female superstar started dating a certain Chiefs player. Not to mention there are women on NFL coaching staffs and front offices.

Pulling a Jamie Yuccas.

From Variety. I wonder if this will lead to a total rebrand of TruTV down the line.

Women make up almost half of the NFL fanbase.

NextTV gave us more: So this isn’t meant to air exclusively in the morning hours like Live with Kelly & Mark is and Daily Buzz was. It will also premiere sometime this summer, before the preseason kicks off.

NFLN’s Good Morning Football is getting a separate 2-hour syndicated series, with Sony handling distribution.

PVI already has the new weather graphics.

The MLB-produced Rockies broadcast moved the scorebug to the bottom-right, just like Fox.

From the LA Times.

Roz Varon is hanging it up.

Troy Bridges was laid off from WKMG awhile ago.

Gray has picked up select Cavaliers games for WUAB.

NBC Sports California has hired Jenny Cavnar as their new Athletics play-by-play announcer. She becomes the first female lead play-by-play announcer in MLB history, and only the third in the four major leagues.

JJ Redick will join ESPN’s NBA Finals broadcast team.

Yep. This reminds me of what Fox did at Super Bowl LI a few years ago.

Saw a live update before Road to the Super Bowl. Nothing new, outside of the potentially refreshed scorebug.

Also, it appears CBS will not use the Super Bowl Today name for their pregame show on Sunday, instead opting for the regular NFL Today brand.