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Scripps Sports is a division of The E.W. Scripps Company, whose local market depth and national broadcast reach gives professional and college sports leagues, conferences and teams the ability to reach up to 100% of their fan bases.

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Led by Scripps Sports President Brian Lawlor (pictured left), Scripps uses its coast-to-coast local TV stations and its national broadcast networks to provide distribution platforms for live sports – ensuring teams and players are accessible on local and national cable, satellite, over-the-air and on emerging OTT and FAST platforms. The Scripps Sports team includes Vice President of Sports Revenue and Sponsorship Tony Lamerato and Vice President of Operations Quinn Pacini.

Scripps' Current Partners Include

To learn more, contact the Scripps Sports team:

Brian Lawlor (president)
Tony Lamerato (vice president, sports revenue and sponsorships)
Quinn Pacini (vice president, broadcast operations)
Michael Perry (media relations)

Recent Scripps Sports Coverage

ION debuting brand new studio for NWSL, WNBA shows

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Florida Panthers Leaving Bally Sports, Going to Free TV

Florida Hockey Now

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Stanley Cup champion Panthers sign deal to move local broadcasts from Bally to Scripps Sports

Associated Press

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Scripps Sports launching new pregame show for WNBA Friday Night Spotlight on ION to increase storytelling

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Scripps Sports announces NWSL on ION plans, including talent for league’s first weekly studio shows

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Scripps Sports’ Brian Lawlor talks one-year anniversary: ‘You’ve got to go where there’s opportunity

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Scripps Sports Is Off To A Fast Start

Forbes

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Golden Knights See Post-RSN Boom on Scripps

Sportico

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US National Women’s Soccer League signs $240mn media rights deal

The Financial Times

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WNBA and Scripps reveal ION-specific data, cite ‘higher heights’

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Scripps Sports Taps Quinn Pacini As Operations VP

TVNewsCheck

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WNBA strikes TV deal with new broadcast partner for 2023, sees signals for future media rights

The Athletic

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WNBA partners with Scripps to broadcast Friday night games

AP

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E.W. Scripps Co. to bid for local sports rights

Sports Business Journal

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Scripps Sees Opportunity in 'Broken' RSN Business

Next TV

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With RSNs Hobbled, Scripps And Gray Take Aim At Sports

TVNewsCheck

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Talking TV: Scripps Sports Looks To Edge Out RSNs For Rights

TVNewsCheck

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WNBA Reaches Deal With Scripps as Sports Leagues Embrace Free TV

Bloomberg

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WNBA's new TV deal, explained: 3 reasons why the partnership with Ion is a win for the league

Sporting News

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Scripps gets Golden Knightslocal broadcast rights

Sports Business Journal

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Is Scripps Sports Just Getting Started or is it Already Done?

Barrett Sports Media

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WNBA deal with Scripps Sports is a winning formula for both sides

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