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WIP’s Al Morganti, Howard Eskin Receive Hall of Fame Honors
“It’s the honor of a lifetime to be inducted in the Hockey Hall of Fame, and a huge part of any success I have had is because of the fans of Philadelphia,” said Morganti.
Rod Lakin Knew There Was No Replacing Angelo Cataldi at WIP
"‘I’m not looking to replace Angelo. I’m looking to create a new show on morning drive that can hold up the standards Angelo created."
Jamie Lynch Out at 97.5 the Fanatic
Co-host Bob Cooney added to the sentiment. "It sucks... I've been in this business a long, long time and yesterday was the worst day ever.
Rich Zeoli Moving to Afternoons, Nick Kayal Joins For Mornings on 1210 WPHT
Zeoli has three children under the age of 10. He joked if Kayal "screws up mornings" that Zeoli will "kill him in his sleep".
Kristina Koppeser Named New KYW Brand Manager
“The passion, tenacity, and dedication of the KYW newsroom is unrivaled,” said Koppeser.
John Kincade: Angelo Cataldi Will Leave A ‘Vacuum of Credibility’ In Philadelphia
"Angelo isn’t everybody’s cup of tea, but damn if everybody doesn’t know what he’s talking about, and bravo to him for doing that. That is what the challenge will be to every single one of us in the market.”
Angelo Cataldi Throws Out First Pitch, Calls an Inning of Phillies Game
The Phillies asked Cataldi to throw out the first pitch ahead of their Sunday game with the Chicago Cubs.
JJ Redick Calls Philadelphia Sports Radio “Delusional”
"Despite the fact they boo you, the sports radio talk shows are delusional, despite all of that, it's the greatest sports town in America."
97.5 The Fanatic Announces New Afternoon Show With Tyrone Johnson, Ricky Botalico & Hunter Brody
"I have always said that this city has the best fans ever," said Johnson, "why not do the best show ever?"
Al Morganti Receives 2022 Hockey Hall Of Fame Media Award
"But at the very nexus of it, the very core of it is, I just love that game," Morganti beamed. "I loved covering the game. I just loved being in Philadelphia covering the game because the fans were so passionate about it."