Should Cartoon Network and Disney Channel also produce a special, separate live sports telecast like Nickelodeon

[TMC1982]

After seeing what Nickelodeon did with their simulcast of the Bears-Saints NFL playoff game last Sunday, I immediately wondered if or when their competition would try their own unique live sports telecast. In the past, the NFL's Pro Bowl has been simulcast on ESPN, ABC, and Disney XD.

On Disney XD, it was just the standard ESPN feed instead of a more deliberate, Disney-flavored presentation. The furthest they've gone that I'm aware of, them gearing a football telecast towards a younger audience, is having the Muppets take part in a few segments during Monday Night Football.

As for Cartoon Network, I naturally would like to imagine how they would put their spin on a live sports telecast on TBS or TNT like the NBA All-Star Game or a baseball playoff game.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

To answer your question, absolutely.

 

[Francisque]

CARTOON Network...

 

[JMTV]

Eh, probably not...

 

[Red Arrow]

They can use these European bumpers from 2012

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

They can use these European bumpers from 2012

That would be a great idea.

 

[Streaker Prower]

I think Disney XD (NBA on ESPN) "which was going to turn into a ESPN gaming Channel as a April Fools Prank" and CN (NBA on TNT and TBS) should both air a NBA Christmas Day Game with footage if they Do when NBA announces it's 2021-22 season

here's some possible games

1. Boston Celtics vs New York Knicks (Disney XD) "because the Celtics' main color Green is the same as Disney XD logo's Color Green"
2. Chicago Bulls vs Los Angles Lakers (Cartoon Network) "because former Bulls Player Michael Jordan stared in the Movie Space Jam and Lebron James is staring in Space Jam 2: a New Legacy"

and before the game on CN, CN will air the Movie Space Jam (since CN and WB are owned by WarnerMedia)

 

[Streaker Prower]

also

On Disney XD, it was just the standard ESPN feed instead of a more deliberate, Disney-flavored presentation. The furthest they've gone that I'm aware of, them gearing a football telecast towards a younger audience, is having the cast of Ducktales 2017 Commentating during Monday Night Football.

As for Cartoon Network, I naturally would like to imagine how they would put their spin on a live sports telecast on TBS or TNT like the NBA Christmas Day Game (After a Showing of Space Jam) "if the did do it because TNT has not air a Christmas Day Game since 2017" or a March Madness game.

 

[Low Spark of Lyman]

Just a historical note: CN previously covered sports with Run It Back (2010-11) and Hall of Game Awards (2011-14). Not saying they should go back to that.

 

[PF9]

If CBS got NASCAR rights again, I could definitely see an alternate broadcast of say the Daytona 500 on Nick (which might have to be delayed by 30 minutes so crashes can be edited out).

 

[Streaker Prower]

If CBS got NASCAR rights again, I could definitely see an alternate broadcast of say the Daytona 500 on Nick (which might have to be delayed by 30 minutes so crashes can be edited out).

The crashes' would be censored and replace with SpongeBob running over people, from the episode no free rides