WEEI dismisses Andy Gresh, Christian Fauria in major programming changes
Christian Fauria and Andy Gresh will no longer host the Gresh and Fauria Show at WEEI.
Christian Fauria and Andy Gresh will no longer host the Gresh and Fauria Show at WEEI.
"This me tweeting. You f**** just sit down and talk."
Holley discussed his Around The Horn time, and revealed something on the "eliminations."
“Greg Olsen is a nice broadcaster, he’s good at the role, but … it’s Tom Brady we are talking about.”
The wording of the start of WEEI's ad here had many thinking they were seeking a replacement for Will Flemming.
Rich Shertenlieb's sudden departure from the highly successful morning show is playing out in an entirely different media environment.
"It's a trade that can never be defended and a stain that will never be erased."
"That was pretty impressive. She’s tough, man. She just stood out there and played right through it."
"That first one will be funny to anyone who was on sports Twitter two weeks ago."
"For reasons I don't understand, I said Mina Kimes. That was never the intention for me to say her name. It had nothing to do with the subject matter."
Not only did Chris Curtis seemingly reference Kimes in connection to an anti-Japanese slur, but he incorrectly assumed the ESPN star is Japanese.
"That one woke me up right there, guys. It’s 5:00 in the morning and I’m awake now."
"I should have not spoken of the DM without vetting it first. No excuses, It won’t happen again."
“Are we to believe Tom Brady...was bullied into retiring because Adam Schefter reported it?”
Ordway will still host a few postgame shows.
"That's a douche move, from a douchey kind of guy."
Reimer is exiting WEEI after almost three years to become the director of communications for a Massachusetts state senator.
Turns out, contrary to Fauria's "insider reporting," Chara wasn't "done-ski" and Grzelcyk wasn't playing.
Hours before the Christian Fauria report of Zdeno Chara's broken jaw that Alex Reimer is upset WEEI didn't get credit for, @FredTheDog04 tweeted that same information.
Mario Impemba appears to have landed a new job for 2019.
WEEI does seem to want something different with their radio broadcasts in 2019.
"It was pretty disappointing on how it all went down."
Minihane will launch a column and podcast for Radio.com in January, then a new national show with a yet-to-be-named cohost.
WEEI's Kirk Minihane had previously taken a brief absence after experiencing suicidal thoughts.