ESPN told viewers that players were given five minutes to warm up after Hamlin was taken off the field. The N.F.L. denied that. On Sunday, Commissioner Roger Goodell addressed the question.
Category: ESPN
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Five-Minute Mystery: Who Told Players to Warm Up After Damar Hamlin Collapsed?
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ESPN Looks for the Right Tone as the NFL Resumes Games
The New York Times – Business:The broadcast on Saturday was a test of how the networks are going to cover the sport in the wake of Damar Hamlin’s collapse on the field last Monday.
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After an Emotional Week, N.F.L. Players Return to the Field
The New York Times – Sports:Kansas City will play against the Raiders on Saturday in Las Vegas in the first N.F.L. game since Damar Hamlin’s collapse on Monday night. The mood is likely to be subdued, at least at first.
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NFL Players Return to the Field After Damar Hamlin’s Collapse
The New York Times – Sports:Kansas City will play against the Raiders on Saturday in Las Vegas in the first N.F.L. game since Damar Hamlin’s collapse on Monday night. The mood is likely to be subdued, at least at first.
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U.F.C. and Partners Reluctant to Speak On Dana White Slapping His Wife
The New York Times – Sports:White, the president of the U.F.C., slapped his wife during an argument at a nightclub on Jan. 1. Since then, he has faced almost no consequences.
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Damar Hamlin’s Collapse Put ESPN at the Center of the News
The New York Times – Business:The question everyone wanted to know, including those at the sports network: What had happened to Damar Hamlin, and would he be OK?
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What N.F.L. Broadcasters Left Out in Deshaun Watson’s Return
The New York Times – Sports:When Deshaun Watson’s suspension ended, the N.F.L.’s broadcast partners focused mainly on his return to the field, not on the behavior a hearing officer had deemed “predatory,” or on the women who accused him.
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After Swift Return, Iger Faces Disney’s Long-Term Challenges
The New York Times – Business:Robert A. Iger had been gone from the company for less than a year, but he returns to a very different Disney.
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Bog Iger’s Return to Disney Shocks a Discontented Kingdom
The New York Times – Business:After Bob Chapek, the departing chief executive, tried to put a sunny spin on a disastrous earnings report this month, senior Disney leaders began talking about resigning.
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Disney+ Adds 12 Million Subscribers, Beating Expectations
The New York Times – Business:The confidence generated by the subscriber growth was offset by widening financial losses for the company’s direct-to-consumer division over all.
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Catching Up With Rob Simmeljkaer, the Next Leader of the NYC Marathon
The New York Times – Sports:Rob Simmelkjaer was a top executive at ESPN and worked on air at NBC. As he prepares to take over New York Road Runners, he wants new races and to promote running as a tool for improving mental health.