We Live In The Golden Age Of Sports Documentaries
Posted Jul 26, 2014
A piece in this week's SportsBusiness Journal is nominally about how HBO Sports has lost its preeminence in the sports documentary biz, and sure enough, it has gutted its in-house doc unit in recent years. But it's heartening to realize that even as the former biggest player scales back, the sports documentary scene is healthier than it's even been. And it's definitely not simplistic to say we've got ESPN to thank.
(Deadspin)
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