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I can acknowledge the impact of all of them in my lifetime. I'd have to put them at the top of any list.

"The radio booth has always been one of the most authentic places in sports media. If radio broadcasters are willing to go the extra mile to put cameras in the booth, they should go the added mile and stream those booths live."

"The pairing wasn't built on format. It was built on attitude."

"Voters were asked to answer up to six questions and list which groups and individuals were most important to their business in exact order."

Skydance could've treated CNN as a cable asset to trim, spin or sell. Instead, it put the network next to its crown jewels.

"The partnership itself shouldn't be viewed as a failure. It was different. It generated attention, created conversation, reached audiences in ways traditional television has struggled to reach them and, for a time, it worked."

"Do ratings still matter this fall? Absolutely! But not enough to save anyone."

94% of the 352 DI schools lost money on athletics, with a median gap (half above and half below) of $20.8 million. All DII schools lost money on athletics. Read those results, and you may believe the U.S. radio industry isn't in such bad shape.

"Look for the people who make you better. Look for the ones who tell you the truth and show up when it counts."

"I’m not suggesting baseball turn October into a broadcasting circus. We don’t need six people in the booth, a celebrity in the dugout and Kevin Hart explaining the pitch clock. Baseball just needs to recognize what NBC figured out."