Radio

Stan Lehr is calling it quits with his final day coming July 1.

"The show will feature a rotating cast of contributors. Anthony Haynie will serve as producer."

"If MLB treated Shohei Ohtani's sporting life like they did the Barry Bonds home run chase, where Barry Bonds is coming up to bat, we are going to go live to Barry Bonds in the on-deck circle, he's swinging a donut... Shohei Ohtani should have that treatment."

"I’ve done this a long time, but I still have a sense of trepidation. I still think about it and go ‘maybe tomorrow is the day I fall flat on my face.’”

“The move will obviously leave an opening in afternoon drive.”

“Clay & Buck” launched last year following the death of conservation talk icon Rush Limbaugh.

Inside Radio released the results of the report which said radio revenue will reach $21.9 billion, up more than $700 million from last year.

Russo told Stern that he was contracted for 40 weekly appearances on ESPN's First Take. He also dropped the scoop that the network was paying $10,000 per appearance.

"My inclination is to put together a spreadsheet and plan out all of this stuff that’s going to happen on the show. My approach to this over the next few weeks is going to be to let go."

"The weekly hour-long show will combine history with headlines and try to give some perspective to current events in the world of football."