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Eavesdropping: The Michael Kay Show, ESPN New York
"The Rays were giving the game to the Yankees, here take it, take this game. Yankees wouldn’t do it, Yankees couldn’t do it, Yankees didn’t do it."
Stephen A. Smith: Peter Rosenberg Misconstrued What I Said or ‘Flat Out Just Lied on Purpose’
“You sitting there and you on a station, they playing hip hop music, that make you down, now? You think you know what’s better than me? Is that what this is?”
New WFAN Lineup With Sal Licata in Middays and Tiki Barber in Afternoons Starting in July
As a result of Barber’s transition out of middays, Sal Licata is set to be paired with Brandon Tierney in the slot
ESPN New York 98.7 Begins Building For 2023 With Lineup Changes, Renewed Focus
"We’re going to give it all we have – 100% like we always do – but this is a great opportunity for us as a station and [for] these shows.”
Steve Somers Can’t Retire From Talking
“The people, whether it was management then or management now, and all the calls and all the listeners that I might have had over the years, I owe everything to them."
Mixed Results In New York Summer Book For WFAN, 98.7 ESPN NY
"Analyzing NYC's sports radio ratings can be very complicated. 98.7 ESPN New York produces one total number. WFAN, which is owned by Audacy, conducts their business differently."
Sports Radio Congratulates Mark Chernoff On a Historic Run at WFAN
"Mark’s greatest strength has been his ability to forge and maintain strong relationships with talent. He has done this by putting his ego aside. It’s never about him but what’s best for the radio station."
Carton & Roberts Score Their First Afternoon Drive Ratings Win on WFAN
"'Carton & Roberts' finished 3rd overall with Men 25-54 with a 5.3 share, holding off 'The Michael Kay Show', which finished 4th with a 4.8."
Managing The Crisis – Mark Chernoff, WFAN
"Mark Chernoff shares how day to day operations have been affected in NYC and how he approaches difficult situations as a radio executive."
Mike Francesa Reflects on Thirty Years in Sports Radio
Thirty years in any business is a long time. In radio, it's an eternity. For Mike Francesa, it's never been about surviving corporate changes,...