Rich Eisen details ‘respectful’ approach from NFL Network on Michael Penix Jr. pick
"It's one of those moments, obviously, on a broadcast where a needle's ripped off a record. But you have to also be as respectful as possible."
"It's one of those moments, obviously, on a broadcast where a needle's ripped off a record. But you have to also be as respectful as possible."
"They made a choice I didn't agree with."
Leafs' radio announcer Joe Bowen discussed the crowd's lack of energy after their playoff game Wednesday.
"We don’t know what we’re gonna do with it yet."
"What's Miami known for, night life? We've got it. Lots of cocaine, women of the night, strip clubs? We've got plenty of them."
"Stay in your lane. Too bad it’s a dead end." "Sad old fraud!"
"Get ready, because media coverage of women's sports is about to shoot up in a BIG way."
A text message to former Washington HC Kalen DeBoer after an ESPN Radio segment was recently uncovered amid a sexual assault case involving the suspended Husky running back.
The move combines everything from live games to radio shows to podcasts, allowing ad buys across wide ranges of Audacy Sports content.
McNutt gathered herself after a miracle final minute at Madison Square Garden to deliver excellent analysis amid a signature Knicks playoff moment.
"I don't want their jobs. I wanted to help them become better at their jobs. That's all."
"Sharing my perspective for the incredible Hawkeye fans from coast to coast has been a thrill."
"I think there are no accidents when it comes to Tom Brady."
"Now it's time to put down the headset."
"Without question, hockey on radio is the hardest."
"I wouldn't pick any of the Danettes to be my successor."
Barkley called Chris Russo "Mike" at least four times during the interview.
"Our BetRivers audience will now be able to see and hear Mike every weekday!"
"Crowder, did you just lose one of your teeth?"
"I was evasive, but I looked like a donkey, the way I was answering things."
"They were great. They don't feel like thieves."
While he might not go out like him one day, YES Network's Michael Kay had nothing but good things to say about the retiring John Sterling.
"I want women's basketball to grow, and I'm not too shy about saying why it grows."
With John Sterling's retirement, the Yankees and WFAN are taking a deliberate approach to finding his permanent successor.
"I'm not begging for anything here, I'm not asking for sympathy."