Detroit radio host Mike Valenti completely shreds ‘clown show’ Pistons amid 12-game losing streak
"This has been a clown show since the day this guy and his Platinum Equity henchman walked in the door."
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Mariners’ radio voice Rick Rizzs missing homestand after ATV accident
Rizzs is reportedly "banged up," but not suffering serious injuries, and is expected to return soon.
Panthers’ solo radio broadcaster Doug Plagens somehow still had a voice for their fourth-overtime game-winning goal
"HE SCORES! HE SCOOOOOOOOORES! MATTHEW TKACHUK! THE OVERTIME WINNER! THE PANTHERS TAKE GAME 1! 3-2 THE FINAL! MATTHEW TKACHUK ENDS THE MARATHON!"
Jim Boeheim says radio show callers don’t represent a fanbase, days after Syracuse fans booed
"Not one fan that was here tonight calls any radio show. The people that call the radio shows do not come to games."
“What are you doing?” Fan tries to climb into Baltimore Ravens’ broadcast booth in search of a drink
"You just never know what’s going to pop up or who’s going to show up on game day," said broadcaster Gerry Sandusky.
Texas A&M’s upset over Alabama as told through local radio calls: One jubilant, one… silent
Crimson Tide broadcaster Eli Gold seemed less than thrilled about the result.
Michigan radio broadcasters Jim Brandstatter, Dan Dierdorf will retire after the 2021 season
Brandstatter and Dierdorf will have called Michigan football for eight seasons.
Listen to radio calls for Deandre Ayton’s winning dunk in Suns’ Game 2 win over Clippers
Clippers' play-by-play broadcaster Noah Eagle did the best job describing the action.
Jordy Culotta is out at 104.5 ESPN in Baton Rouge after more than a decade there
Culotta joined 104.5 ESPN in 2010.
Former NBC Sports Chicago anchor Leila Rahimi becomes the first female regular weekday anchor at 670 The Score
Rahimi had previously been at NBC Sports Chicago from 2015 to earlier this year. She had been a regular guest host on 670 The Score, and is now joining them full-time.
Detroit Lions return to 97.1 The Ticket for radio, four years after leaving over Mike Valenti’s on-air criticism
"Whatever's past is past," said Lions president Rod Wood.
Mark Seidel, a producer and assistant program director at Charlotte’s WFNZ, has passed away at 37
Seidel, a long-time producer at radio stations in Charlotte and Las Vegas, passed away this weekend from a heart attack.
Long-time KNBR host Ralph “Razor” Barbieri passes away at 74 after battle with Parkinson’s disease
Barbieri worked for KNBR for 28 years, and hosted "The Razor and Mr. T" with Tom Tolbert from 1996-2012.
Detroit sports talk station WDFN goes off-air after 26 years in format change by iHeartMedia
WDFN was Detroit's first all-sports talk radio station, debuting in 1994.
Oakland Athletics ending local radio broadcasts is sign of the times, sad end of an era
Dramatic consolidation across local TV, radio and newspapers is a key part of cuts, and it seems set to increase further in 2020
A lot of media cuts can be traced not just to digital competition and changing business patterns, but also consolidation and investment firms' involvement. And that trend may rise further still this year.
Des Moines’ 1460 KXNO reverses course after backlash over iHeartMedia layoffs, rehires six fired employees and adds FM broadcast
Strong public backlash after these layoffs led to KXNO bringing all the let-go employees back and adding a FM signal to their station.
Bart Scott is reportedly set to leave WFAN and join ESPN, with his role including a daily show on ESPN New York and...
ESPN NY is going local in the afternoons, and they're bringing in Scott towards that end.
