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For those of you looking for the Toledo-Notre Dame game on September 11, the game will be exclusively on Peacock. All other ND home games will be on both NBC & Peacock.

With the exeption of a pre-recorded interview with Simone Biles, Hoda was not on the Wednesday, 8/4 edition of Today as she was enroute to New York and will apparently join Savannah on the Plaza on Thursday. Craig was still in Tokyo.

Savannah and the last three Olympics: 2016: She was unable to travel to Rio as she was pregnant and there were concerns over Zika. She remained in New York and was newsreader. 2018: She had to sub for Lester after he returned to New York then became ill with flu. 2021: Returns to New York after one week of competition to have fun on the Plaza As for Al, why did he go in the first place? He was in Tokyo for a week and probably did not leave the hotel.

At least they can have an audience at Studio 1A.

I doubt it's COVID as they'd be in quarantine in Japan had they tested positive. NBC may want someone back in Studio 1A.

I spoke about this briefly with @dman748 and believe that once the Warner/Discovery deal closes, HLN could very well be replaced with an US version of Eurosport, which is owned by Discovery.

It's over, with the Lightning defeating the Canadiens 1-0, the NHL on NBC/OLN/Versus/NBCSN has come to an end!

Looking at the setup Gray has in Anchorage, per RabbitEars: CBS is on KTUU's spectrum as 5.11 RF22 is now KYES-LD with CBS on 5.1 RF7 is now KAUU with 5.2 Antenna TV, 5.3 Circle, and 5.4 MyN I did not see it in the document, but could the FCC force Gray to give CBS back to GCI, who'll have to resume operations on KTVA?

Fox tried that in the early days of FSN in the late 1990s/early 2000s, as a matter of fact, this deal would reunite Bay Area/California, Boston, and Chicago with the Bally RSNs. The ones I can see Sinclair wanting most would be Boston, Bally Corporation's HQ is in Providence, and Washington, Sinclair's home market.

NBC's announcing team in physically in Montreal for Games 3 & 4 of the SCF!

Probably, but Scripps is already in all three of these markets.

KFOR participated in Nexstar Founder's Day for the first time in 2021.

Imagine if Gray were to lose the ability to build on RF9 in Freeport, IL.

There's technically one holdout left, KNIN, where Scripps also does the heavy lifting, yet, they use the Revrocket platform unlike to other Raycom stations before Gray.

WFIE, WAVE, and WXIX have flipped!

You can add: Hawaii News Now, and WVUE The Mississippi Stations: WLOX, WLBT, and WDAM

New Articles: Behind the Scenes at Sinclair’s New Media Operations Center Powering Bally Sports, Marquee Sports, and YES Network Sinclair CEO Says Bally Sports DTC with All Games ‘Most Likely Outcome’, Not Surprised if Fubo Adds More RSNs

In addition, KOLD, KPLC, KEYC, KTRE, and KAUZ have also converted.

NBC Sports Washington still has the old NHL on NBC score bug.

I'd like to see whether Gray will move KXII off RF12. I contacted them several months back, and they said that they had no immediate plans to move to UHF.

I doubt it, I believe that Turner will get a Tuesday game with MLBN and FS1 possibly taking those games.

I'm surprised that ESPN did not get TV rights to the World Series, splitting with FOX. Goodbye beIN Sports.

WKYC as dedicated their radar tower to Al Roker!

When NBC Sports Philadelphia launched as CSN Philadelphia in 1997, they used the terrestrial infrastructure left behind by PRISM to distribute the channel keeping satellite companies from access. The FCC closed this loophole in 2010, but the issues remain.

NBC Sports could sell its RSNs or make them available on Peacock NBC was apparently ready to put NBC Sports Philadelphia on Peacock in time for the Phillies, but had to push it back.