TNT Sports in Latin America (Chile, Brazil, Argentina and Mexico) have adopted the same symbol as their UK counterpart, retiring their 2021 symbol.
As seen in this Twitter thread, the DOGs are the most apparent on-screen change, as they have been adopting the DixonBaxi graphics:
https://x.com/Puntaje_Ideal/status/1796742869367067051
Some, like their Premium channel in Chile, have a redesigned wordmark:
Some elements of the Fox MLB broadcast from Rickwood Field in Birmingham, Alabama. The game was played in recognition of the Negro Leagues, with the ballpark being the former home of the Birmingham Black Barons:
I think the layout of the scorebug is better than their current scorebug. Obviously, you would look to remove the historic elements for regular game use, but it looks so much better than the 3D bases protruding out.
Fox also covered part of the game as they did back in the 1950s
The answer to the question on when baseball began to have the main camera behind the pitcher was 1958 during the World Series.
ORF Austria rebranded their sports department back in May, with new graphics package in live events, channel branding (ORF Sport+) and programme opens (such as Sport 20, the channel’s daily sports news).
It was done by Red Bee Creative, whose brief focused on the ‘timeslice’ concept to highlight moments in sports events to the viewers, in “a journey through time”. It also used ORF Universal, the new corporate font, after first being spotted online in early May.
Red Bee’s full case study can be seen here:
They’re very BBC Sport
The caption was overlaid over clips of the superstar missing a crucial penalty against Slovenia that could have led to Portugal’s elimination from the Euros against the underdog nation. Ronaldo was visibly emotional after missing the penalty and could be seen being comforted by teammates.
BBC’s response
An old-fashioned Wimbledon graphic on South Africa’s Supersport Action channel
Imagine seeing this on Nine!
That’s dreadful!
Yesterday’s British F1 Grand Prix had animated graphics and a separate commentary team targeting at kids. Was it produced by F1 itself or Sky Sports? How long has this presentation style been going for?
Saw a video at Fox Sports Australia website.
Sky, it’s not a new thing. They’ve been doing F1 Kids for a few years now.
No idea why they’ve used it for this highlight clip.
Note the “8-time sorry 7-time world champion” dig 
That main caller needs to shut up though keeps going on and on without excitement. “Young man” mate Hamilton’s nearly 40.
Interesting to see the PL world feed anchoring the 12:30pm kickoff from the ground - haven’t seen that before although I rarely see PL live.
The PL world feed graphics also get a tweak, so after a goal has been scored, the goal graphic has a three-second animation showing club colours.
For example, when Newcastle scored a goal just before half time of their match against Southampton (at 1:40 mark of the Optus Sport highlights video), the graphic showed “TOON ARMY GOAL” in black and white squares.
When West Ham scored a goal through a penalty in the first half against Aston Villa, the goal graphic showed animated bubbles, reflecting the club’s anthem I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles.
Yeah a very very rare OB, they mentioned “how great it is to be here at the ground today”. Hope they do more of these though I’m not holding my breath.
Cool little addition Fox has been doing for League and Footy for a while, Sky did this last season I think in the UK.
Do you know who has rights to the Big Ten here?
FOX, NBC and CBS.
ESPN/ABC has the exclusive SEC rights.
I don’t think anyone does AFAIK (I just pulled the image from Twitter). Outside of ESPNs coverage of college games, it’s pretty limited.
Staying with CBS Sports, they debuted their renovated Studio 43 during College Football kickoffs this past Sunday, now named after their former longtime chairman, Sean McManus.
Per NewscastStudio, the set was designed by |drive| studio, who was more known for designing inserts and graphics.
Thier previous set has been witnessing football season after season since 2015.
