Who's Michael talking to, ESPN PR?
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Who's Michael talking to, ESPN PR?
Probably them ladies on ESPN that was down playing cc
ESPN PR =ESPN press releases
And that was pure bullshit how they didn't include last years numbers!
Because they know damn well ratings were down from last year!
They gotta make it like the viewership's growing!
The Caitlin Clark experience delivered another television milestone as ESPN's coverage of the WNBA draft on Monday night averaged a record 2.45 million viewers.
Viewership peaked at 3.09 million, ESPN said in a release Tuesday.
The audience was more than four times as many viewers when compared to the 2023 draft, which drew 572,000. The previous draft record was 601,000 in 2004, when UConn's Diana Taurasi went No. 1 overall.
WNBA draft draws 2.45M viewers, crushing record
The Caitlin Clark experience delivered another television milestone as ESPN's coverage of the WNBA draft on Monday night averaged a record 2.45 million viewers. The previous draft record was 601,000 in 2004, when UConn's Diana Taurasi went No. 1 overall.
The 2023 WNBA Draft was viewed by 572,000 viewers on ESPN. This marks the most-watched televised WNBA event since 2000 and broke the previous record of 601,000 viewers in
They make it bad for themselvesAnd that was pure bullshit how they didn't include last years numbers!
Because they know damn well ratings were down from last year!
They gotta make it like the viewership's growing!
The Caitlin Clark experience delivered another television milestone as ESPN's coverage of the WNBA draft on Monday night averaged a record 2.45 million viewers.
Viewership peaked at 3.09 million, ESPN said in a release Tuesday.
The audience was more than four times as many viewers when compared to the 2023 draft, which drew 572,000. The previous draft record was 601,000 in 2004, when UConn's Diana Taurasi went No. 1 overall.
WNBA draft draws 2.45M viewers, crushing record
The Caitlin Clark experience delivered another television milestone as ESPN's coverage of the WNBA draft on Monday night averaged a record 2.45 million viewers. The previous draft record was 601,000 in 2004, when UConn's Diana Taurasi went No. 1 overall.www.espn.com
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