Yankees, WFAN taking time to find John Sterling’s sucessor
With John Sterling's retirement, the Yankees and WFAN are taking a deliberate approach to finding his permanent successor.
With John Sterling's retirement, the Yankees and WFAN are taking a deliberate approach to finding his permanent successor.
"John Sterling was the soundtrack of my summers. John was the big moment."
Sterling is calling it a career after 35 years.
Audacy has named Ryan Hurley, formerly ESPN New York's program director, as the new brand manager.
"This is as close as Stugotz has ever come to leaving here."
"Hey, we're finally going to end up on Awful Announcing!"
"That’s just not parcel to a winning athlete with a winning DNA and somebody who wants to lead their team out of the abyss."
"No camera, no mics, no public talking after. 3 men in a room. Let me know fellas."
"Ryan Clark was a d-bag in that locker room."
"He doesn’t know me well enough to talk about me. So shut the hell up, Ryan Clark. Please. You sound like a fool."
"It was a flippant comment, he was only joking around. Let’s pump the brakes on all of that."
Not a lot of love lost between the now former Giants backs.
"Don't let the Howard Eskins of the world or his traitor son who is going down the road, influence you to go into the cesspool of the Philadelphia Eagles."
"Mike can be a little cynical about somebody who yells a lot. Stephen A. kind of loves that."
"There’s someone around here who claims to be the penis whisperer."
"If they don't take this kid, then Ryan Poles should be fired."
"I just wish you didn’t say what you just said."
"You booked the white Randy Moss!"
"...her people are probably saying, 'If you want her at the game you gotta pay for the jet coming back from Tokyo.'"
"If he was good enough to stay here he would stay here, he wouldn’t be signing with the Canadian Football League."
"Suddenly, that’s the day this idiot pokes through a hole in one? I’m sorry, color me skeptical."
"Leaving WFAN and CBS Sports Radio is an incredibly difficult decision."
"It's a new breed of athlete; they don't want criticism."
Audacy CEO David Field cited a "perfect storm" of challenges leading to this filing.