MyTV Sports

:For the network, see MyTV Sports Network.
MyTV Sports is the name of a program division of the American broadcasting network MyTV. The sports division was formed shortly after MyTV was awarded broadcasting rights to NCAA's Division I FCS College Football and Men's College Basketball. 
== History ==
Before 2017, MyTV didn't offer any sporting programs at all. When the network was launch in 2009, Mead Communications, the former owners of MyTV, had no intention of airing sports programming on MyTV. It was to air movies and shows and that was all. When Lady Luck Enterprises and Adelphia Communications purchase the network, they hired Kevin Malone to look for ways to improve the station. Malone started looking into possibly launching a sports division. Following the success of MyTV Fun Machine, Love in the Afternoon, and their Saturday late night, Malone was given the go-ahead and started looking for any broadcasting deals.
=== College Football ===
On Feb. 20, 2017, the NCAA awarded MyTV with the broadcasting rights to Western Athletic Conference in Men's College Basketball. Malone then named former NESN producer Bob Rodgers as the executive producer for MyTV Sports.
=== NBA Development League ===
The next day, following the the NCAA announcement, the NBA Development League (soon to change it's name to the G League after being sponsored by Gatorade) announced that MyTV will have broadcasting rights airing a "Game of the Week" in the fall.
=== ECHL ===
Finally on June 19, 2017, MyTV announced that they have broadcasting rights to the ECHL with games airing on both MyTV and MyTV Sports Network, with the All-Star Game to air on MyTV.
=== SportsDesk ===
At the beginning of each telecast, MyTV will have a preshow called SportsDesk, with Amy Stone hosting the show.
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