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Does a Craig Carton Return to WFAN Make Sense
"After weighing the options, I’ve found simple arguments both for and against his return"
Nebraska Sports Media Mourns The Passing Of Matt Vrzal
"Matty was one of a kind. He was one of one. There's not enough word to describe Vrzal. He was genuine, sincere, loyal. He had a personality that would drive some crazy"
Mike Greenberg: ‘Mike & Mike’ Content Approach Aged Well Versus Hot Take Hosts
"People would criticize Mike and me the most for, which was not being hot takey enough, not being hard enough on people, all that stuff — I think ages well"
ESPN Moves NHL Reporter Emily Kaplan From Rink to Studio Role
"Kaplan, who joined ESPN in 2017 after covering the NFL for Sports Illustrated’s MMQB, will still be onsite for major events, including NHL opening night on October 7"
NBCUniversal Begins Ad Campaign As Deadline For Deal With YouTube TV Approaches
"NBCUniversal is asking us to pay more than what they charge consumers for the same content on Peacock, which would mean less flexibility and higher prices for our subscribers"
Dan Patrick Pushes Back on Athletes Criticism of Journalists, Calls for Journalism To Be Stronger
"This is supply and demand. They either want to listen to you or they don’t. There’s no in between"
Kelce Brothers ‘New Heights’ Podcast Episodes Added to Amazon Prime Video
"The group’s mission is to “drive scaled listenership and unlock broader and long-lasting relationships across Amazon"
How Boomer Esiason Carved His Own Path to Greatness at WFAN
"Now I can really focus on the radio show, and it feels great. I have a lot more energy now during the football season on the air, which is good for us"
Renegotiating NFL Media Deals Early Is Far From a Gamble
"Football isn’t just entertainment — it’s a ritual, a fix, an addiction. And the numbers prove it"
Are Sports Leagues in Danger of a Breaking Point With Fans
"Does sports fandom carry with it a loyalty of unlimited value? Or will fans reach a point where, instead of paying to tune in, they will tune out?"