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Andy Masur

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Andy Masur is a columnist for BSM and works for WGN Radio as an anchor and play-by-play announcer. He also teaches broadcasting at the Illinois Media School. During his career he has called games for the Chicago Cubs, San Diego Padres and Chicago White Sox. He can be found on Twitter @Andy_Masur1 or you can reach him by email at Andy@Andy-Masur.com.

Derek Jeter is The Captain, Not Captain Obvious on MLB on FOX

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I’m enjoying what I’m seeing out of Jeter here in this postseason. I think he was an excellent addition to the Fox crew.

How Can MLB’s Postseason Pass Thursday Night Football In The Ratings?

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Baseball revived itself from the sports trash heap with the new rules implemented this year. How can TV help push it over the top?

Anatomy of an Analyst: Dan Orlovsky

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"When he appears on NFL Live or SportsCenter, his breakdown of film is very detailed, but not so highbrow that you can’t understand it as a viewer."

Ian Eagle Showed Every Broadcaster the Value of Knowing Pop Culture

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“Clearly it pays to be a Swiftie.”

J.J. Watt: A New Star is Born for CBS

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"I’m sure there were concerns, because Watt, who was talkative on the field, never really showed what he had in the personality tank."
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Classic Rock Radio Can Fight the Fun Drought

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"When was the last time you encouraged a talent to have more fun instead of focusing on the length of their breaks?"

When Howard Stern Won, He Lost the Fight That Made Him Matter

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"The forbidden became permitted. The rebel had won, signed a massive contract, and moved inside the castle."

The Real Lesson From the Matt Miller Allegations Isn’t About Fantasy Football

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"Creative ideas are valuable. Charitable initiatives are even better. Engaging with your audience is essential. But working together to properly vet, plan, execute, and distribute funds is what matters most."

Mike Golic Reflects on Coming Home to ESPN Radio

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"Hopefully, I go a number of years with ESPN and my career ends where it started at ESPN. That would be kind of cool and very satisfying for me."