Sports Broadcast Analysis of NBA Game: Use of the Televised Sports Manhood Formula in Sports Broadcasting

For professional sports broadcasting, I chose to report the Philadelphia New Jersey net to Philadelphia's 76ers National Basketball Association (NBA). The game will be broadcast on the Yankees Entertainment and Sports (YES) network. The feature of this game is that the winning percentage of the two teams is the lowest in the NBA division. This broadcast shows that the most popular professional sports still illustrate the expression of masculinity of television sports that Michael Messnana introduced in his book "Women, Men, and Sports".

When I played a major sports event as a sports director of NPR member radio stations, I took a unique approach to each game. I wrote some introductions, and I will talk in the air. I chose the formula that I would like to succeed, but as the game started, I was absorbed in this moment, the power and gravity of the game affected my broadcast. At that time, there were no rules. I said what I felt deeply, and my enthusiasm led me. As a writer or broadcasting station, once you "run" the truth, you must do what you think is right. The rule was convicted. I am a very intuitive person, so I feel it more than anything else. As a writer, I take my present feelings and take action

For professional sports broadcasting, I chose to report the Philadelphia New Jersey net to Philadelphia's 76ers National Basketball Association (NBA). The game will be broadcast on the Yankees Entertainment and Sports (YES) network. The feature of this game is that the winning percentage of the two teams is the lowest in the NBA division. - As children grow up, participating in the initial movement is important for the overall growth process. Whether participation is due to an organizational partnership, simply because of friends' gatherings or play, lessons learn to educate these children and help to provide positive information to them as they evolve.

From the beginning of the radio sports was an important part of the American broadcast. Today, television networks and radio networks pay millions of dollars (sometimes billions of dollars) for the right to do sports events. The agreement between the alliance and the broadcaster specifies how often the game is interrupted for commercial purposes. Due to all advertising, broadcasting contracts are highly profitable and account for the majority of the main professional team revenue. Broadcasters are also keen to create a major sports league television contract (especially in the case of NFL) to expand the ability to advertise programs to viewers, especially young and middle-aged adult men .