Vikings radio announcer Paul Allen called Greg Joseph’s missed FG good at first: “Joseph, come on! It is GOOD! No, he missed it!”
"Joseph, come on! It is GOOOODDD! No, he missed it!"
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Michigan radio broadcasters Jim Brandstatter, Dan Dierdorf will retire after the 2021 season
Brandstatter and Dierdorf will have called Michigan football for eight seasons.
Yankees’ Spanish-language broadcaster Rickie Ricardo rescued John Sterling from a stuck car filling with water
"His wheels are completely covered in water. Water in the cabin."
Days later, Scott Zolak apologizes for his comments bashing Cam Newton for listening to rap music
"I'm sorry for that comment. I didn't need to make that comment. I should not even ever bring any sort of music into play, because I have no clue what's going on in a player's head."
Milwaukee Bucks radio announcer Ted Davis retiring after 24 seasons & an NBA championship
"I leave with a championship call in my last game. Not bad!"
Max Kellerman is officially moving from First Take to the ESPN Radio morning slot, will also host an upcoming TV show
ESPN Radio's afternoon and evening shows are each expanding by an hour to fill Kellerman's old 2-4 p.m. ET slot.
With cancer in remission, ESPN’s Bob Valvano is back to enjoying life
Valvano was diagnosed with Stage 4 leukemia earlier this year, but has been in remission since early August.
Mike Golic talks upcoming plans, local radio opportunities, and Notre Dame broadcasting hopes
"I’ve done Notre Dame games in the past for ESPN and I would have no problem not being a homer."
Long-time Penguins broadcaster Mike Lange retires from play by play work
Mike Lange will be stepping away from play by play duty going forward in Pittsburgh.
Rich Eisen will host Westwood One’s Monday night pregame and halftime show
Rich Eisen has another NFL-related role, and it's one for which he's very well-suited.
Tom Brady and Larry Fitzgerald will host a weekly SiriusXM radio show this fall
It's hard to pick two more tenured active players.
Rich Eisen’s “Tokyo Gold” Peacock coverage has led to his wife Suzy Shuster guest-hosting “The Rich Eisen Show” on the same network
Shuster's past credits include time as a producer for ESPN and HBO and time as a reporter for ABC, TNT and more.
NPR used a photo of Kimberley A. Martin for a story about Maria Taylor
This was a notable miss by NPR.
