Jimmy Traina is a staff writer and podcast host for Sports Illustrated. With over 20 years in the industry, he specializes in covering the sports media landscape, sports broadcasting, and competitive sports, while also writing a daily column called Traina Thoughts. His insights and interviews have been featured in various outlets, including Exclaim! Media and the Miami Herald.
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Jimmy Traina’s coverage focuses mainly on the sports industry, particularly sports media and NFL. His articles feature a mix of event coverage, opinion editorials, reviews, expert commentary, and evolving stories.
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The former Steelers coach brought an impressive presence to the network’s studio show at the Hall of Fame Game.
By: Jimmy Traina
Mike Tomlin seemed like a natural during his debut broadcast with NBC on Thursday.
Mike Tomlin seemed like a natural during his debut broadcast with NBC on Thursday.
The league faces controversy after controversy, but ratings are up.
The WNBA seems like complete anarchy right now and I have no desire or interest to get into all that's going on, because I don't follow the league and because it's all so ugly.
Network officials didn’t provide any new information on Tony Romo, but J.J. Watt, Ross Tucker and others had interesting insights ahead of the season.
CBS held its yearly "NFL Media Day" on Tuesday in midtown Manhattan. To say this event was different from years past would be quite an understatement.
By: Jimmy Traina
Would you rather watch Packers-Steelers on NFL Network or Twins-Phillies on Netflix?
By: Jimmy Traina
Before we get to our regularly scheduled programming, I just need to get this out of the way for those of you who missed it on Wednesday: I announced that I'm wrapping up my run at Sports Illustrated on Friday.
This is the last Traina Thoughts, which we started in 2017. More on that below. Since this is my final piece for Sports Illustrated , I figured it
