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Father of twins; fan of Toronto, NYC and Buffalo; Writer @theathletic; host of Sports Media Podcast; SI/Bob McCown alum. Part of two countries 🇺🇸🇨🇦
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Everything about WNBA star Caitlin Clark is outsized, from financial influence to impact on U.S. culture wars

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By Richard Deitsch
| CBC Sports Verified
If you wanted a moment that distilled Caitlin Clark’s current fame in the United States, you could not do better than a basketball practice last month during the WNBA’s All-Star weekend in Chicago.
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MLB Roundtable: Play-by-play broadcasters share daily routines, thoughts on baseball’s future

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By Richard Deitsch
| Sports Business Journal Verified
They are a constant presence in our lives — literally the soundtrack of summer for millions of sports fans. The job of a Major League Baseball broadcaster is unique among all sports broadcasting jobs because of the sheer inventory of games each season. You feel like they are part of your family.
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Geno Auriemma, sports broadcaster? UConn’s women’s basketball leader says he’d consider it in a post-coaching world

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By Richard Deitsch
| Sports Business Journal Verified
As the coach of the 12-time national champion Univ. of Connecticut women’s basketball team, Geno Auriemma has long been a familiar face for ESPN viewers. But on Tuesday night he’ll find himself on ESPN in a different role -- as a broadcast analyst. Auriemma will join Beth Mowins and Robin Roberts on Tuesday night at 8pm ET for the call of the Dallas Wings vs.
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