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Jack Edwards Apologizes to Pat Maroon, Claims ‘Intentional Misreading’ Of His Comments
“He got his feelings off his chest, and I listened to all of it. I was not going to walk away. I let him go as long as he could."
Rich Shertenlieb: NESN Really Did Chaim Bloom Dirty
“If you’re asking if any of the boos were left in, sure they were! But it was a little bit of a pick-and-choosing when and who was talking when the boos were aired.”
Matthew Volk Named New COO at NESN
"I am thrilled to work with such a passionate workforce, accomplished leadership team, and a brand that has always led the way in the sports media landscape."
Mike Milbury: Jack Edwards Is ‘Awkward’ and ‘A Different Breed’
"Like him or love him, I'm not gonna judge him. As a guy that's been cancelled, I have no right anymore."
Will Middlebrooks ‘Takes Pride’ In NESN Opportunity
“There’s something to be said and I take pride in this. I see the game differently than a lot of players that are in the media because a lot of players that are in the media are Hall-of-Famers."
Dennis Eckersley Announces Final MLB Game
After the game, all of the media members in attendance greeted Eckersley and wished the 67-year-old well after calling his final broadcast.
Dennis Eckersley: Don’t Be Afraid to Say What Needs to Be Said
“Be who you are and it’s scary because if you are who you are, you can’t be afraid to be who you are,” Eckersley opined.
WEEI, NESN and Audacy Raise Over $3.5 Million for Cancer Research
"This was the 20th anniversary of the Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon, and our listeners and sponsors came through like never before," said Audacy Boston Senior Vice President and Market Manager Mike Thomas.
NESN’s Dave O’Brien Says National Networks “Blew It” By Not Hiring Dennis Eckersley
"I don't know how they blew it as badly as they did but Dennis Eckersley should have been a national icon... they made a mistake on that. I hope somebody regrets it."
Dennis Eckersley To Retire From NESN Red Sox Broadcasts
The 67-year-old joined NESN in 2003 said he and his wife would be moving to California in October, when he'll turn 68, to be closer to his four-year-old twin grandchildren.