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Skip Bayless Returning To First Take One Friday Per Month
"I am personally highly entertained by getting to sit across from you."
Kirk Herbstreit Credits Pat McAfee for Personally “Reinvigorating” Work on College Gameday
"It's a great relationship. He's kind of re-invigorated me personally in my 31st year on the show. Having him and his juice that he brings. I love it. It's been great for me personally."
Breaking Down the NFL’s Top Network Broadcast Teams of 2026
"It is indeed an eclectic group of broadcast teams for the NFL in 2026, but across the board, there is a shared characteristic. All of the networks have play-by-play announcers who never put themselves above the game."
Dan Le Batard Reflects On Barry Melrose Passing: “Something Inside Me Died With Him”
"He's reminding me of a golden time in the industry when a big-time personality introduced me to the wonder and discovery of a sport. I was following him, and he was teaching me. Something inside me died with him last night."
Taylor McGregor Shines in Confrontational Moment During Appearance on 104.3 The Score
"Apparently I'm not allowed to sit here for five minutes. I obviously couldn't Zoom and drive. So, I was looking for a place for a second. But I guess not."
Aaron Rodgers Believes ESPN is “Really Scared” Following Recent Appearance on The Pat McAfee Show
"ESPN is really scared. Because I can speak up and speak my mind. That McAfee thing [appearance] rattled their feathers."
Barry Melrose Dies At 70: Sports Media Reacts
"The former NHL defenseman coached Wayne Gretzky's Los Angeles Kings to their first Stanley Cup Final, then spent 27 years as an ESPN analyst starting in the 1990s."
Inside Chase Daniel’s Growing Digital Network While Expanding His ESPN Profile
"If I’m doing this and spending time away from my family, there’s a reason. I want to call the best games possible and be in the best situation to talk ball and have fun with it."
Former ESPN NHL Analyst Barry Melrose Passes Away At Age 70
"Melrose's voice and character defined much of the NHL coverage on ESPN."
Karl Ravech on Calling Little League World Series Following ESPN Departure: “Why Wouldn’t I?”
"The impact that the Little League World Series, I think, has on the country, let alone has had on me, is significant."