"No manager should blindly react to every social media comment. But no manager should fully dismiss social media feedback simply because it comes from a platform where negativity can thrive."
"We've done so many fun videos with him. And he just had such great comedic chops, but at the same time, so humble. And he was a big deal who didn't seem to know he was a big deal. And I think that made him a bigger deal, because he was just so unaware of how loved he was."
"It's heavy on gold." That's crucial because Palm Springs' radio audience is predominantly 50 and older. The music serves them, not some mythical club demographic."
"If I’m doing this and spending time away from my family, there’s a reason. I want to call the best games possible and be in the best situation to talk ball and have fun with it."
"Our job is to kind of remind the establishment and the powers that be that these people who look like me basically have built the country. And we can't forget them.”
The most cliched basic radio rule is to talk to one person, and visualize that person as you speak...it's silly because you're talking to many thousands of people and you know that.
When at the start of the show, Schein says, “Buckle up buttercup, we’re ready to shine,” you are about to be bombarded with an explosive barrage of sports opinion and commentary.
"We've done so many fun videos with him. And he just had such great comedic chops, but at the same time, so humble. And he was a big deal who didn't seem to know he was a big deal. And I think that made him a bigger deal, because he was just so unaware of how loved he was."
"It's heavy on gold." That's crucial because Palm Springs' radio audience is predominantly 50 and older. The music serves them, not some mythical club demographic."
"If I’m doing this and spending time away from my family, there’s a reason. I want to call the best games possible and be in the best situation to talk ball and have fun with it."