3 hours ago
John Fanta is bringing his colorful commentary and immutable energy to multiple NBC Sports properties. Fanta will continue to cover live games as a play-by-play announcer, reporter and studio ******* yst while adding his own show under the NBC Sports umbrella. See below for more information on how to watch/live stream John Fanta's content.
Fanta in 60 is a 60-minute Monday show hosted by Fanta and NBC Sports betting ******* yst Jay Croucher. The two will cover a combination of sports and pop culture conversations, speak with guests, and take viewer voicemails.
The show will cover multiple sports, betting, and fantasy ******* ysis. Guests will include talent from across the NBC Sports and entertainment roster, current and former athletes and coaches.
Fanta in 60 – Mondays (6 PM – 7 PM ET)
Watch on Peacock and the NBC Sports NOW channel
#fanta #live
Fanta in 60 is a 60-minute Monday show hosted by Fanta and NBC Sports betting ******* yst Jay Croucher. The two will cover a combination of sports and pop culture conversations, speak with guests, and take viewer voicemails.
The show will cover multiple sports, betting, and fantasy ******* ysis. Guests will include talent from across the NBC Sports and entertainment roster, current and former athletes and coaches.
Fanta in 60 – Mondays (6 PM – 7 PM ET)
Watch on Peacock and the NBC Sports NOW channel
#fanta #live
1 day ago
The Jays have this Monday off (and next Monday). Having Monday off is a good thing. I've always liked holiday Mondays.
They have 30 games left (and fortunately enough, no 17-game streaks without a day off.
They are a game and a half back of the last Wild Card spot. And would have to jump two teams to get there. I don't know how many they would need to win to get there. I figure 20-10 would do it pretty easily. 18-12? Likely. Maybe even 17-13. Much worse than that? I don't know.
They have three against the Rangers and three against the Guardians. Winning those series would help.
I'm mostly hoping it is a fun ride.
#don 't #i 've #mondays #card
They have 30 games left (and fortunately enough, no 17-game streaks without a day off.
They are a game and a half back of the last Wild Card spot. And would have to jump two teams to get there. I don't know how many they would need to win to get there. I figure 20-10 would do it pretty easily. 18-12? Likely. Maybe even 17-13. Much worse than that? I don't know.
They have three against the Rangers and three against the Guardians. Winning those series would help.
I'm mostly hoping it is a fun ride.
#don 't #i 've #mondays #card
1 month ago
ESPN parted ways with Ryan Clark on Monday in an awkward on-air dismissal during "NFL Live." On Tuesday, more layoffs swept through Bristol, and former NFL MVP Cam Newton was among those let go.
The move sparked an immediate pile-on from the NFL community on X, with fans and media personalities believing that firing Newton was the right decision, and some even brought up his viral comments on Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman from the 2025 season.
Newton wasn't the only recognizable face to get fired on Tuesday. NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero, longtime **** yst Charles Davis, NFL **** yst Bart Scott, SportsCenter anchor David Lloyd, injury and fantasy expert Stephania Bell, and MLB play-by-play announcer Karl Ravech were all let go as part of the cuts.
Before his dismissal, Newton had served as Stephen A. Smith's primary Monday co-host on "First Take" during the football season, replacing Shannon Sharpe in that role last year.
With both Newton and Clark gone, Smith now enters the 2026 football season without either of his primary debate partners on the show's highest-rated day of the week. ESPN has said it will look for a permanent replacement for Newton on Mondays, though no candidates have been named.
#analyst
The move sparked an immediate pile-on from the NFL community on X, with fans and media personalities believing that firing Newton was the right decision, and some even brought up his viral comments on Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman from the 2025 season.
Newton wasn't the only recognizable face to get fired on Tuesday. NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero, longtime **** yst Charles Davis, NFL **** yst Bart Scott, SportsCenter anchor David Lloyd, injury and fantasy expert Stephania Bell, and MLB play-by-play announcer Karl Ravech were all let go as part of the cuts.
Before his dismissal, Newton had served as Stephen A. Smith's primary Monday co-host on "First Take" during the football season, replacing Shannon Sharpe in that role last year.
With both Newton and Clark gone, Smith now enters the 2026 football season without either of his primary debate partners on the show's highest-rated day of the week. ESPN has said it will look for a permanent replacement for Newton on Mondays, though no candidates have been named.
#analyst
