45th Sports Emmy Awards | |
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Date | May 21, 2024 |
Location | Jazz at Lincoln Center's Frederick P. Rose Hall, New York City |
Most awards | Super Bowl LVIII Toy Story Funday Football (3) |
Most nominations | NFL 360 (11) |
The 45th Sports Emmy Awards were presented by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), honoring the best in American sports television coverage in 2023. The ceremony took place in-person at the Jazz at Lincoln Center's Frederick P. Rose Hall in New York City on Tuesday, May 21, 2024.
The nominations were announced on April 9, 2024. [1] ESPN received the most nominations with 49, while NFL 360 was the most nominated program, with 11 nominations. [2] American journalist and sportcaster James Brown was honored with the Sports Lifetime Achievement Award.
The coverage for Super Bowl LVIII and Toy Story Funday Football were the most awarded programs with three wins. [3] [4] The ESPN and CBS Networks tied with the most awards with 7 wins each.
The nominees were announced on April 9, 2024. Winners were announced on May 21, 2024 and are listed in bold.
Outstanding Live Sports Special | Outstanding Live Sports Series |
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Outstanding Playoff Coverage | Outstanding Edited Event Coverage |
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Outstanding Edited Special | Outstanding Hosted Edited Series |
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Outstanding Esports Championship Coverage | Outstanding Short Documentary |
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Outstanding Long Documentary | Outstanding Documentary Series |
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Outstanding Documentary Series - Serialized | Outstanding Studio Show - Weekly |
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Outstanding Studio Show - Daily | Outstanding Studio Show - Limited Run |
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Outstanding Journalism | Outstanding Short Feature |
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Outstanding Long Feature | Outstanding Open/Tease |
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Outstanding Interactive Experience | Outstanding Digital Innovation |
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Outstanding Promotional Announcement | Outstanding Public Service Content |
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Outstanding Studio Show in Spanish | Outstanding Feature Story in Spanish |
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Outstanding Personality/Studio Host | Outstanding Personality/Play-by-Play |
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Outstanding Personality/Studio Analyst | Outstanding Personality/Event Analyst |
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Outstanding Personality/Sideline Reporter | Outstanding Personality/Emerging On-Air Talent |
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Outstanding On-Air Personality in Spanish | |
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Outstanding Technical Team Event | Outstanding Technical Team Studio |
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Outstanding Camera Work - Short Form | Outstanding Camera Work - Long Form |
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Outstanding Editing - Short Forn | Outstanding Editing - Long Form |
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The Dick Schaap Outstanding Writing Award - Short Form | Outstanding Writing - Long Form |
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Outstanding Music Direction | Outstanding Audio/Sound - Live Event |
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Outstanding Audio/Sound - Post-Produced | Outstanding Graphic Design - Event/Show |
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Outstanding Graphic Design - Specialty | Outstanding Studio or Production Design/Art Direction |
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The George Wensel Technical Achievement Award | |
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Shows and Events receiving multiple wins
Wins | Show / Event | Network |
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3 | Super Bowl LVIII | CBS |
Toy Story Funday Football | Disney+ / ESPN+ | |
2 | Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel | HBO / Max |
Super League: The War for Football | Apple TV+ | |
NFL 360 | NFL Network | |
Unredeemable | Golf Channel |
Network Groups receiving multiple wins
Wins | Network Group | Parent Company | Network Group includes: |
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7 | ESPN | The Walt Disney Company | ESPN, ABC, ESPN2, ESPN+, ESPNU, ESPNews, ESPN App, ESPN Deportes, SEC Network, Longhorn Network, Disney Channel, Disney XD, Disney+ |
CBS | Paramount Global | CBS, CBS Sports Network, CBS Golazo Network, Paramount+, Nickelodeon, Showtime | |
4 | NBC | NBCUniversal | NBC, USA Network, Golf Channel, Peacock, Telemundo |
3 | NFL Network | National Football League | NFL Network, Mundo, NFL Social |
TNT | Warner Bros. Discovery | TNT, tbs, TruTV, Bleacher Report, NBA TV, CNN | |
2 | Apple TV+ | Apple Inc. | Apple TV+ |
FOX | Fox Corporation | FOX, FS1, Fox Deportes, FOX Digital | |
HBO | Warner Bros. Discovery | HBO, Max | |
YouTube | YouTube |
Shows and Events receiving multiple nominations
Nominations | Show / Event | Network |
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11 | NFL 360 | NFL Network |
10 | Super Bowl LVIII | CBS / Nickelodeon |
9 | E:60 | ESPN |
Thursday Night Football | Prime Video | |
5 | Sunday Night Football | NBC / Peacock |
SportsCenter | ESPN | |
4 | NFL on FOX | FOX / FS1 |
Hard Knocks | HBO / Max | |
Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel | HBO / Max | |
Toy Story Funday Football | Disney+ / ESPN+ | |
3 | College GameDay | ESPN |
FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 | FOX / FS1 | |
Monday Night Football | ESPN / ABC / ESPN2 / ESPN+ | |
The Masters | CBS | |
The NFL Today | CBS | |
Unredeemable | Golf Channel | |
2 | All Access | Showtime |
Dreamcaster | MSG Network | |
Formula 1: Drive to Survive | Netflix | |
FOX CFB: Big Noon Kickoff | FOX / FS1 | |
Freeride Skiing | YouTube | |
Kelce | Prime Video | |
Monday Night Football with Peyton & Eli | ESPN2 | |
NASCAR on NBC | NBC / USA | |
NFL Films Presents | FS1 | |
Quarterback | Netflix | |
Super League: The War for Football | Apple TV+ | |
The 149th Kentucky Derby | NBC / Peacock | |
The 155th Belmont Stakes | FOX | |
The Golden Boy | HBO / Max | |
The NFL Today: Super Bowl LVIII | CBS | |
Vamos Vegas | Red Bull TV |
Network Groups receiving multiple nominations
Nominations | Network Group | Parent Company | Network Group includes: |
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49 | ESPN | The Walt Disney Company | ESPN, ABC, ESPN2, ESPN+, ESPNU, ESPNews, ESPN App, ESPN Deportes, SEC Network, Longhorn Network, Disney Channel, Disney XD, Disney+ |
39 | CBS | Paramount Global | CBS, CBS Sports Network, CBS Golazo Network, Paramount+, Nickelodeon, Showtime |
31 | FOX | Fox Corporation | FOX, FS1, Fox Deportes, FOX Digital |
25 | NBC | NBCUniversal | NBC, USA Network, Golf Channel, Peacock, Telemundo, Olympic Channel |
19 | TNT | Warner Bros. Discovery | TNT, tbs, TruTV, Bleacher Report, NBA TV, CNN |
Prime Video | Amazon | Prime Video, Twitch | |
13 | NFL Network | National Football League | NFL Network, Mundo, NFL Social |
10 | HBO | Warner Bros. Discovery | HBO, Max |
9 | YouTube | YouTube | |
6 | Netflix | Netflix Inc. | Netflix |
5 | Univision | TelevisaUnivision | Univision, TUDN |
3 | MLB Network | Major League Baseball | MLB Network |
Apple TV+ | Apple Inc. | Apple TV+ | |
Red Bull TV | Red Bull | Red Bull TV | |
2 | MSG Network | MSG Entertainment | MSG Network |
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