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Shan and RJ Mock 94WIP Callers After Eagles Loss
"They're seventh best in the league in scoring defense. Purge everyone! Get 'em out!"
Angelo Cataldi Honors Al Morganti As He Enters Hockey Hall of Fame
"What he has done in hockey is second to none because he truly acknowledged the sport at a time when not many people did. And he got inside it better than anyone else."
Angelo Cataldi Mocks FOX Story on Phillies Hitting Coach After Struggles In Final 3 Games Of World Series
"Was there any indication -- from any of these authorities on baseball -- that Kevin Long placed an actual priority on hitting the baseball? Did that ever come up at all?"
Merrill Reese Says Phone Vibrated For 15 Straight Minutes After CBS Shoutout
"Jim and Tony are great guys. That was very kind of them and I am deeply appreciative and honored, honestly. Because that was just so nice of them. They're great guys."
Angelo Cataldi: Joe Davis Is Better Than Joe Buck
"I'm gonna tell you something else. Joe Davis is a better baseball announcer than Joe Buck."
Rod Lakin Knew There Was No Replacing Angelo Cataldi at WIP
"‘I’m not looking to replace Angelo. I’m looking to create a new show on morning drive that can hold up the standards Angelo created."
94WIP Announces Joe DeCamara, Jon Ritchie to Replace Angelo Cataldi
Cataldi announced he would retire in 2022 in October of last year. The 71-year-old then said he would continue on the station's morning show until the Philadelphia Eagles season concluded.
John Kincade: Angelo Cataldi Will Leave A ‘Vacuum of Credibility’ In Philadelphia
"Angelo isn’t everybody’s cup of tea, but damn if everybody doesn’t know what he’s talking about, and bravo to him for doing that. That is what the challenge will be to every single one of us in the market.”
Angelo Cataldi Throws Out First Pitch, Calls an Inning of Phillies Game
The Phillies asked Cataldi to throw out the first pitch ahead of their Sunday game with the Chicago Cubs.
Remembering the Good and Bad of Tom Bigby
"He may or may not be missed by the hundreds of hosts who worked for him be but his legacy lives on in every city in America."