SportsCenter, PTI, Wimbledon, USA-Honduras lead cable sports for Tuesday July 7, 2015

The SportsCenter at 1:47p ET that followed nearly six hours of Wimbledon coverage averaged 1.342 million viewers and a 0.4 adults 18-49 rating to lead cable sports viewership on Tuesday. The Wimbledon coverage itself averaged 1.037 million viewers over the five hours and forty-seven minutes.

ESPN’s Pardon the Interruption averaged 1.074 million viewers and a 0.5 adults 18-49 rating.

The CONCACAF Gold Cup match between the United States and Honduras averaged 986,000. The match averaged an additional 1.9 million viewers on the Spanish-language UniMás broadcast network. The Fox Sports Live that followed the match averaged 260,000 viewers.

Around the Horn averaged 630,000 viewers and Highly Questionable averaged 525,000 viewers.

The Outside the Lines 25th anniversary special at 7pm averaged 323,000 viewers (the regular OTL: First Report at 2:30p averaged 370,000 viewers).

Cable Sports TV Ratings for Tuesday July 7, 2015:

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Note: viewership of around 100,000 or lower is technically what Nielsen refers to as a “scratch” i.e., not enough Nielsen panelists watched for Nielsen to validate it. There are around 20,000 homes in the Nielsen panel and a bit over 50,000 panelists, where 1 Nielsen panelist watching a whole telecast represents around 5,800 people.  So something averaging a million viewers averaged around 170 people out of the 50K+ panel — small, but still statistically significant. But when there’s a show with 30,000 viewers, that’s only around 5 or 6 Nielsen panelists…