After mocking the practice, Mike Francesa spent a lot of time helping players promote products on Radio Row
A traditional pastime ahead of the Super Bowl sees a parade of current and former NFL players and...
A traditional pastime ahead of the Super Bowl sees a parade of current and former NFL players and...
"My brand is pretty solid JARED!"
Oh hey, Dino Costa is back in the spotlight.
"Yeah, all right guys, have a great day. I'll talk to you later. [dial tone]"
Travis will reportedly take an ownership stake in his show.
Kay topped the New York sports show radio ratings for much of the period with Francesa gone, but the Sports Pope is now back on his throne.
"I'll quit if they draft Allen with Rosen or Mayfield on the board." Well, they did, so he did.
Avril will join Jason Puckett as a daily co-host beginning July 9.
Shockingly, Innes is at the center of yet another radio fight. This time, it's with someone from his own station.
"You can't do a long goodbye, because if you do a long goodbye, it gets a little tedious, number one, and number two, if you change your mind in five or six months, you look like a horse's fanny."
That didn't take long.
As per Andrew Marchand of The New York Post, Francesa "desperately misses doing New York sports radio and is trying to get back on the air."
"I just wanted to apologize for yesterday, for dropping you, for hanging up. I know you’ve got a job to do. I appreciate that."
Wright goes into detail on his decision to join FS1 over ESPN, explains why 'First Things First' isn't a debate show, and calls LeBron James the "greatest athlete in American history."
Is his future with Bill Simmons?
"I think about (being on sports radio) every minute of every day. You can bet your ass that I will do it again at some point."
The days of the sports generalist in print and radio are nearly extinct.
Levy, host of Mitch In The Morning on Sports Radio 950 KJR, was arrested this week.