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Nick Wilson is Enjoying Life Back Home at 92.3 The Fan in Cleveland
“It doesn’t mean that other sports towns don’t have this, but maybe the sports towns I’ve encountered don’t have it to this degree. Clevelanders really take pride in their loyalty to the Cleveland sports teams."
Ross Tucker Can’t Call What He Does a Job or Work
“The bigger games I can do, the more games I can do on broadcast for CBS, the better."
Where Are They Now: Glenn Ordway, Former WEEI Host
“There’s no question that there’s days that I wake up and I can feel the juices when sports stories are breaking and I’m sitting there going man I wish I was involved in that right now."
Long Snapper Bradley Schwartz Commits to LIU Live on WFAN and CBS Sports Network
"I cant say I ever thought we would have a moment like this. We knew he would pick a college but to do it in this setting is just unbelievable for the whole family."
Jermaine Wiggins is Loving Life at WEEI
“As I played through my career, I always loved just talking about sports and always having an opinion on something regardless of what it is."
Andrew Fillipponi Feeling Right at Home on 93.7 The Fan in Pittsburgh
“I’m a part of the community and city now so I embrace the teams here because I’ve been here for almost a decade and a half."
Zach Gelb Has Sports Radio in His Blood
“I’ve always approached -- regardless of what the time slot is -- as if it was the dream job whether it was morning drive or afternoon drive on a major radio station.”
Juice Reel is Changing Sports Betting Under Ricky Gold and Dan Mason’s Leadership
“It’s kind of like a radio programmer who hears a song for the first time…you know it’s a hit when you hear a hit.”
Steve Czaban is Helping Mold Sports Radio’s Future at 97.3 The Game
"I’ve seen some really messed up stuff but I’ve seen good stuff as well and I’ve seen good stories. I just try to lend that perspective..."
BetQL’s Nick Kostos Wants to Reach More Than Sports Bettors
“I’ve always wanted to feel like Cheers, a place where everyone can go to talk about sports where no one feels left out or like they don’t have a seat at the table.”