"I'm going to stay in Chicago, and I'll still be around Wrigley Field. So hopefully, I can come say hi to you guys every now and again. Thank you for everything."
"They asked me to host a college football podcast, so I did the smart thing and brought along my friend who actually knows college football. How ’bout that?!"
"Occasionally a coach will say something's off the record. I've been doing this for a while, and so has Mike [Macdonald]. I think they have conversations with us, and they'll let us know things in part because of our history."
"The standing that they’re in with the Messi brand – the fact that they are chasing a championship this season. It’s just a great opportunity all around for me.”
"I will be exiting the station, but instead of being given a pink slip or being booted out the door...Good Karma Brands...is going to help me to my next opportunity."
Marks-Peltz wrote that while he was leaving the air, he would still be working with ESPN West Palm and Good Karma Brands in the same capacity he is now, just without the show.
"They asked me to host a college football podcast, so I did the smart thing and brought along my friend who actually knows college football. How ’bout that?!"
"Occasionally a coach will say something's off the record. I've been doing this for a while, and so has Mike [Macdonald]. I think they have conversations with us, and they'll let us know things in part because of our history."