We are at the end of the day at the end of September. Here are some of the sports media news items on our radar since this morning…
Bill Shea at Crain’s Detroit Business has the skyrocketing numbers for last night’s Tigers game on Fox Sports Detroit…
Neil Best at Newsday tells us (through the AP) that cable subscribers will get a preview of NHL’s Center Ice package…
Kansas State has announced it’s slate of basketball games that will be seen on Fox Sports Kansas City this season…
The University of North Dakota has also announced it’s slate of college hockey games on Fox College Sports…
The University of Vermont also announces its 2009-2010 hockey telecast schedule…
Cincinnati Enquirer’s John Kiesewetter has Xavier University’s basketball schedule on Fox Sports Ohio..
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that ESPN’s Trent Dilfer does not have too many nice things to say about the Browns’ offense…
Trading Markets has the story of the expansion of sports radio programming on Sirius Satellite Radio Canada.
The Toledo Blade reports on a local sports reporter making the shift to the Big Apple…
Darren Rovell at CNBC has a look at who he’d like to see on Twitter…
Kukla’s Korner gives us a look at one fan’s frustration with the Direct TV/Versus stalemate…
Sports Pro Media has news of ESPN working with FC Dallas to promote the new ESPNDallas.com…
Tim McGuire at Arizona State University blogs about ESPN entering the local sports website business…
Rich Chere at the Newark Star Ledger looks at the NHL Network coverage of the Devils this fall…
Bruce Allen over at the Boston Metro writes that the sports media covering the Patriots have reached new lows…..
Adam Smodic at Digital Media Buzz writes on how sports media websites are looking to become more relevant…
Ben Mathis-Lilley at New York Magazine has an issue with not having the NFL Network on his cable TV line-up..
Tim Singer has the MLB Network televising games with playoff implications the remainder of the season…
Steve Rosenbloom of the Chicago Tribune is not looking forward to any Chicago Olympics on TV…