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Conor Nevins
Verified
Sports Talk Lead, The Ringer
Los Angeles
Beats
travel and food and dining. collegeHigh school and professional sports
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By Dan Devine Verified, Katie Baker Verified, Conor Nevins, Andrew Gruttadaro Verified| The Ringer Verified As a sports year, 2021 will be remembered for many things. This was the year when Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Bucks to their first NBA title in five decades. It was the year when Tom Brady proved that he doesn't need Bill Belichick to win a Super Bowl. It was the year we saw a Summer Olympics, a two-way baseball season for the ages, and an iconic March Madness buzzer-beater. And it was a year full of notable disasters: Hey, remember the European Super League?
By Donnie Kwak, Micah Peters Verified, Conor Nevins| The Ringer Verified Donnie is joined by Micah Peters and Conor Nevins to discuss the end of the Champions League group stage and who made it the final 16 (1:00). Then they discuss Manchester City’s recent struggles and whether or not Pep is long for the job (16:00). Finally, they go over the managerial comings and goings in the Premier League and shout-out Stanford keeper and instant legend Katie Meyer (33:45). Subscribe: Apple Podcasts / Art19 / Stitcher / RSS
By Dan Devine Verified, Katie Baker Verified, Conor Nevins, Andrew Gruttadaro Verified| The Ringer Verified As a sports year, 2021 will be remembered for many things. This was the year when Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Bucks to their first NBA title in five decades. It was the year when Tom Brady proved that he doesn't need Bill Belichick to win a Super Bowl. It was the year we saw a Summer Olympics, a two-way baseball season for the ages, and an iconic March Madness buzzer-beater. And it was a year full of notable disasters: Hey, remember the European Super League?
Company Info
The Ringer
The Ringer is a multimedia company that focuses on sports, pop culture, politics, and technology content. Founded in 2016 by Bill Simmons, it operates as a website, podcast network, and video production house, with its headquarters in Los Angeles. In 2020, The Ringer was acquired by Spotify, where it continues to thrive as a significant player in talk and video content. The company hosts over 50 podcasts, including popular shows like *The Bill Simmons Podcast* and *The Rewatchables*, producing more than 100 hours of content each week, many of which are available in video format. The Ringer also publishes articles and essays on its website, featuring contributions from various writers and analysts. Additionally, its video production arm, Ringer Films, creates non-scripted documentaries and series, enhancing its storytelling capabilities. The Ringer effectively blends traditional sports journalism with modern multimedia strategies, appealing to a diverse audience of sports enthusiasts, pop culture fans, and tech and politics followers.
Los Angeles, California, United States
Founded: 2016