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Amazon is ESPN's biggest future threat

Amazon Prime Video keeps adding live rights, which is why it is emerging as ESPN's biggest threat for the future.

On the 35-minute Marchand & Meterparel: Everybody Loves Sports Media, Andrew Marchand and Jon Meterparel hit on these topics:

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  • How Amazon Prime Video has emerged as potentially ESPN’s biggest threat for sports rights supremacy

  • Jim Nantz and Tony Romo get the day off

  • Pat McAfee receives some props

  • Elle Duncan takes an “L”

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  • Why Mad Dog is the best ever

  • Should the NFL be nervous about Netflix

  • Dear Andy: Our advice to all networks and streamers …

  • Who is to blame for Mike Mularkey lying to Ian Rapoport

  • What do we think of Michael Kay possibly leaving afternoons in New York

  • Will ESPN interfere with Inside The NBA

  • Is Tom Brady being impacted by the Brady Rules

  • Papa Clicker Book Review: The New York Game: Baseball and the Rise of a New City

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  • Programming Note: The Main Event with Amy Trask will publish Wednesday due to Thanksgiving.

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MSM produces two podcasts per week. Every Tuesday, "Marchand & Meat: Everybody Loves Sports Media" features inside information and opinions from Andrew Marchand and Jon Meterperal.
Every Thursday, "The Main Event with Andrew Marchand" is where Marchand interviews the biggest names in sports media.