It's the Thursday edition of the "daily" on this feed as host T.J. Rives returns with updates and takes on the following sports media stories, etc:

Diamond Sports, the parent company of the new "Fanduel Sports Network" and rights holder to numerous NBA, NHL and MLB teams has emerged from bankruptcy after nearly two years. What does this mean for some teams wanting their games broadcast and the fans trying to see them?

Not unexpectedly, the Duke-Kentucky Tuesday night college basketball November showdown delivered a good audience for ESPN. T.J. has more on that number and how it compares to the NBA in season tournament games this week also?

And, it's happy birthday to Al Michaels of Amazon (formerly ABC and NBC), as he turns 80 years old and will be working the Thursday Night Football game with the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Commanders.

It's all on this edition of the "LWOS Media Daily" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple/Spreaker/Spotify, etc.!