Covino & Rich
Hour 3 – UFC’s Streaming Deal, Superstitions
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Key takeaways
- The UFC is transforming sports broadcasting with a significant streaming deal with Paramount Plus.
- Kodak's impending closure indicates challenges faced by traditional media companies in the digital era.
- Gimmicky rally cries, though perceived as corny, can foster team spirit and community among fans.
- Engaging trivia segments can enhance listener interaction and enjoyment of the show.
Summary
UFC’s Streaming Deal and Kodak's Closure
Covino & Rich discuss a significant development in sports broadcasting with the UFC securing a massive streaming deal valued at $7.7 billion with Paramount Plus, marking a major shift in how UFC events will be consumed. They also touch on Kodak's potential closure, reflecting on how traditional media companies struggle to adapt to the digital age.
Corny Rally Cries in Sports
The hosts debate the necessity and effectiveness of superstitions and rally cries in sports. They examine the Milwaukee Brewers' recent success attributed to their manager Pat Murphy's 'pocket pancakes' and how such gimmicks, while appearing corny, can create a sense of identity and camaraderie among teams and fans.
SHOWTIME MAHOMES TRIVIA Segment
During the SHOWTIME MAHOMES TRIVIA segment, Covino and Rich engage callers with NFL-themed trivia, generating laughter and excitement as they give away prizes. The segment showcases their lively banter and enhances engagement with their audience.
Sponsors
- Showtime · SHOWTIME MAHOMES TRIVIA brings the laughter.
Show notes
Covino & Rich are in for Dan Patrick! They talk Kodak closing their doors and UFC inking a big new streaming deal. There's a new landscape in sports broadcasting. SHOWTIME MAHOMES TRIVIA brings the laughter. Plus, Rich asks about magic, or corny rally cries!
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