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Promo Meeting: Baseball is Coming So ‘Show Us Your Balls’
If you are not a fan of the Philadelphia Eagles or The Kansas City Chiefs there is a likelihood you have uttered the expression, “Oh well, pitchers and catchers report in X number of days”
Taylor McGregor is Focused on the Moment with ESPN, Marquee Sports Network
"Sometimes it feels surreal, and there are often times in this business where you just get focused on the grind and you forget to take in the moment."
670 The Score and Chicago Cubs Announce Contract Extensions for Long-Running Broadcast Team Pat Hughes and Ron Coomer
The Chicago Cubs and Audacy's sports radio station 670 The Score officially announced signing new long-term contract extensions with their on-air broadcast team of...
Cubs Retain Radio Broadcasters Pat Hughes and Ron Coomer on Multiyear Deals Per Report
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Mike Mulligan: I Want Our Show to Go to Tokyo for MLB Opening Series Next Year
"We’ll do it all – we’ll do it all! We’ll do it live!"
Marquee Sports Network to Televise First All-Female Broadcast in Chicago Cubs History
"We look forward to an outstanding broadcast, and we know they’ll continue to be inspirations for the next generation of broadcasters."
Danny Parkins: John Schriffen Not Shaking Matt Spiegel’s Hand Was ‘Pretty Bush League’
"Turning down a handshake, that's dirty pool."
670 The Score Teams Up with the Chicago Cubs for Fundraising to Benefit Cancer Research
“To partner with an iconic organization like the Cubs, in conjunction with the power of The Score’s audience, should make Cubs for a Cure a great success."
Marquee Sports Network GM Mike McCarthy Stepping Down
McCarthy joined Marquee Sports Network upon its launch after previously leading MSG Networks.
Pat Hughes Knows the Feeling of Game 7
"I was very pleased the year before to be inducted into the Cubs Hall of Fame – that was a great thrill – but the capper was Cooperstown."