"We’re not able to comment on the specifics of his departure, but we want to be clear about this: our respect and gratitude for everything Greg has given to KNBR, its listeners, and its team runs deep."
“Should it come to pass that I get inducted, it will be on behalf of the hundreds and hundreds who have toiled largely -- I don't want to say unrecognized, but uncelebrated -- in all news radio.”
Suggestions will be accepted through March 31st, with 24 names being eventually selected as nominees to be voted on by a panel of industry experts later this year.
“Gone but never forgotten, these Legends of the radio industry deserve to be recognized as Hall of Famers and it is an honor to induct them to the Radio Hall of Fame."
Six of the inductees were voted on by a panel of nearly 1,000 industry professionals, while two inductees were voted on by the Radio Hall of Fame Nominating Committee.
"I’ve been on the radio in New York since the day I graduated from college and have been blessed to have worked with the greatest radio stars in history."
“He has been around for a long time in the Boston radio scene and raised a lot of money for charity and done a lot of good things and a lot of good radio.”
"Dog is the greatest of all time. His unmatched passion, his knack for true entertainment every time he speaks, his opinions, Dog's legendary interviews, its second to none.”