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How David Kaplan Stands Tall in the Windy City at ESPN Chicago
"There are a billion things they could listen to. You're going to listen to me and expect me not to tell the truth? No shot. Otherwise, why would you listen"
Jonathan Hood Remembers Harry Teinowitz as the “Ultimate Teammate” at ESPN Chicago
"He was someone that would walk over to your cubicle, your desk or your office and offer a handshake, a smile, and all while he's leaving you with a joke and a smile. He did that all the time"
Recapping the 2025 BSM Summit in Chicago
"Conferences like ours only work if people show up, gain value, build and extend relationships, and companies support them."
Approaching The Summit: Jonathan Hood, ESPN Chicago, SiriusXM
"I would just tell people just continue to expand your brand. That's how you bring that synergy to the audience."
Jonathan Hood: MLB Tokyo Series Games Should Not Count
"These games in Japan count because we’re getting money for Japan. That’s not right.”
Kap and J.Hood, Mitch Rosen, Danny Zederman, Brandon Spano, Kevin Cassidy, Keith Williams and John Goforth To Speak at the 2025 BSM Summit
"The goal of this event is to bring sports media folks together to share ideas and information, examine issues, build relationships, and celebrate success."
ESPN Chicago’s David Kaplan to Bears Head Coach Matt Eberflus: ‘Coach, Your Cell Phone’s as Bad as the Offense Right Now’
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Jonathan Hood: ‘I Don’t Understand the Chip on the Shoulder from John Schriffen’
"If any of those radio losers clip it and try to make fun of you, nobody cares about them anyway."
Barrett Sports Media’s Top 20 Major Market Sports Radio Morning Shows of 2023
"A total of 30 shows were eligible for voting consideration in the Major Market Morning Shows category."
David Kaplan: Rashard Mendenhall Was Talking About Me in Viral Post
Many in sports radio took the post as a joke, taking time throughout their shows to make up hypothetical White vs Black rosters in a game.