"79% of Podcast Superfans listen to local radio every week. This presents radio broadcasters with a tremendous opportunity to pull usage from these important consumers."
“From the bottom of my heart, I am so appreciative of all the people that I’ve worked with all these years. I’m glad I’m going to be able to get up there and say some good thank-yous.”
"I respect everyone that deals with things in their personal life and then have to do a job. It's easier to do when you don't have to go live on the radio."
"We've had these great radio stations for a long time and we've kept our top talent on the air. So we've been very consistent with what our presentation sounds like, looks like, etc. I think people see it as destination employment."
"Skip Bayless comes to me in a parking lot on the campus of ESPN... and he says, 'I know you got your plans. You love the NBA. You love being out on the road, you love being in the locker room, but I need you.'"
Sherman, who was reportedly a part of discussions a month ago to be hired by Amazon, will join Tony Gonzalez as the two officially announced analysts that will contribute in some way to the game pregame, halftime and/or postgame efforts.
"That's probably what Apple's thinking when everybody buries them for their coverage… but just think, four or five years they'll probably figure it out a little bit. Get a little bit more mature."
"But at the very nexus of it, the very core of it is, I just love that game," Morganti beamed. "I loved covering the game. I just loved being in Philadelphia covering the game because the fans were so passionate about it."
“Any time we talk Guardians, we are put in a bit of a rock and a hard place. If I talk about the Guardians and I say glowing things about them, well to some people I am a shill and I am a homer.”
“From the bottom of my heart, I am so appreciative of all the people that I’ve worked with all these years. I’m glad I’m going to be able to get up there and say some good thank-yous.”
"I respect everyone that deals with things in their personal life and then have to do a job. It's easier to do when you don't have to go live on the radio."