Richard Deitsch

Richard Deitsch

Richard Deitsch is a writer & editor for Sports Illustrated. He has worked at nearly every division of SI and now primarily covers sports media, women’s sports & the Olympics.

How to Watch—And What to Expect From—the Winter Paralympics 2018 on NBC
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How to Watch—And What to Expect From—the Winter Paralympics 2018 on NBC

For the Winter Paralympics 2018, NBC is airing a record 250 hours coverage, the most ever for a Paralympic Winter Games. Here's what to expect from the broadcast.

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Media Circus: TBS Airing Selection Show for First Time, Will It Be Different Than CBS?
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Media Circus: TBS Airing Selection Show for First Time, Will It Be Different Than CBS?

The ratings have declined for the NCAA Selection Show on CBS over the past few years. How will TBS fare in its debut airing the March Madness brackets?

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SI Media Podcast: ESPN's Adnan Virk and Big Ten Network's Dave Revsine
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SI Media Podcast: ESPN's Adnan Virk and Big Ten Network's Dave Revsine

ESPN host Adnan Virk discusses his comfort level in talking publicly about his Muslim faith and more, plus Big Ten Network host Dave Revsine about how he keeps his job fresh and more.

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Media Circus: Mike Tirico Reflects on First NBC Olympics Hosting Experience
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Media Circus: Mike Tirico Reflects on First NBC Olympics Hosting Experience

“Whether it is your country, your political view or the sport you love the most, the platform of the Olympics is so large compared to ... any other event I have been a part of in the past," Mike Tirico on his experience in PyeongChang.

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Rachel Nichols: Why ‘The Jump’ Responded So Strongly to the Mavs Scandal
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Rachel Nichols: Why ‘The Jump’ Responded So Strongly to the Mavs Scandal

"It would be naïve to think that there aren’t incidents like this happening within any of the other 29 teams in the league.” Rachel Nichols explains why 'The Jump' went heavy on SI's investigation into the Dallas Mavericks.

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Cari Champion Responds to Laura Ingraham's Comments About LeBron James, Kevin Durant
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Cari Champion Responds to Laura Ingraham's Comments About LeBron James, Kevin Durant

ESPN broadcaster Cari Champion discusses Laura Ingraham's comments about LeBron James and Kevin Durant, her new role on SportsNation, Jemele Hill and more.

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Evaluating NBC's Olympics Coverage at the Halfway Mark in PyeongChang
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Evaluating NBC's Olympics Coverage at the Halfway Mark in PyeongChang

NBC Sports Chairman Mark Lazarus addresses questions from viewers about NBC's coverage of the PyeongChang 2018 Olympics.

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For Ian Eagle's Son Noah, Broadcasting Runs in His Blood
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For Ian Eagle's Son Noah, Broadcasting Runs in His Blood

Syracuse University junior Noah Eagle is following in the footsteps of his father, Orange alum and broadcaster Ian Eagle, a name familiar to millions of sports fans.

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Media Circus: 10 Predictions Across the 2018 Sports Media Landscape
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Media Circus: 10 Predictions Across the 2018 Sports Media Landscape

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2018 Winter Olympics Media Guide: How to Watch, Changes in Coverage and Everything Else You Need to Know
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2018 Winter Olympics Media Guide: How to Watch, Changes in Coverage and Everything Else You Need to Know

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Inside the Reporting of Five Journalists That Helped End Larry Nassar’s Serial Sexual Abuse
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Inside the Reporting of Five Journalists That Helped End Larry Nassar’s Serial Sexual Abuse

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Breaking Down the Hits and Misses of NBC's Broadcast of Super Bowl LII
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Breaking Down the Hits and Misses of NBC's Broadcast of Super Bowl LII

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