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Derek Futterman

Sports media writer and producer

Derek Futterman is a sports media writer and producer who has worked for various media outlets, including Sports Media Watch. He has also contributed to other publications and has been involved in various projects, including podcasts and video content. Futterman has a strong background in sports journalism and has covered a wide range of topics, including NFL news and NBA analysis.

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HostSports Media with Richard Deitsch755 eps

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Roundtable: What is Tony Romo's future in broadcasting and The Athletic releases its Diana Russini investigation.Sports Media with Richard DeitschSep 5, 20261:02:01Guest Roundtable: Who is the face of ESPN? The answer might surprise you.Sports Media with Richard DeitschAug 22, 20261:00:16Guest The NFL isn't leaving CBS or Fox anytime soon — and evaluating ESPN's college football rosterSports Media with Richard DeitschAug 8, 202636:15Guest Sports Media Roundtable: Linda Cohn leaves ESPN after 34 years; the World Cup heads to the knockout round, and the NYT's story on Dianna RussiniSports Media with Richard DeitschJun 27, 20261:04:37Guest Sports Media Roundtable: The massive viewership for the NBA Finals and Fox begins its World Cup coverageSports Media with Richard DeitschJun 13, 202646:04Guest Sports Media Roundtable: Are the Knicks returning to the Finals of national interest, and Pat McAfee lands multiple sport commissioners.Sports Media with Richard DeitschMay 30, 202641:01Host The NCAA tournament expands to 76 teams and the NFL courts Netflix. What does it mean?Sports Media with Richard DeitschMay 9, 202650:18Guest