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John Clayton: ‘The Professor’ Who Reigned Over Seattle
“He'll be a role model for all of us both in our professional lives and in private forever,”
Locked On Podcast Network, Amazon Add ‘Bracket Breakdown’ For NCAA Tournament
“Locked On is uniquely positioned to produce coverage for today’s basketball fans, delivering a fresh perspective on the tournament"
ESPN Chicago Names Jeff Meller New White Sox Radio Pregame, Postgame Host
"He has great passion for the Sox and all Chicago sports. This is a ‘dream job’ for him and we know he will add great value to our broadcasts.”
FOX Sports Announces Programming Lineup for 30th Season of MLB Coverage
"Longtime television voice of the Dodgers, Joe Davis, will enter his fourth season on the network alongside Hall of Fame pitcher John Smoltz. Together, they will continue as FOX’s top play-by-play duo"
Detroit Tigers’ Kirk Gibson Steps Down Television Booth
"Although I may be leaving the booth, my connection with the Tigers remains strong,"
Dan Bernstein Off Air This Week on 670 The Score Following Social Media Feud
"Bernstein, who has been with 670 The Score since 1995, not only threatened the follower to a fight but also potentially doxxed the individual"
Mike Francesa Caught Holding Staff Accountable Not Knowing Show Was Live
“We’re live? This was all on the air, me just yelling at you guys?”
Cumulus Shuts Down Sports Radio 1560 on Florida’s Space Coast
“I don’t know the future of what might happen to the WLZR Radio Signal moving forward, but I do know this—I got the pleasure of living my dream of hosting my own Sports Talk Radio Show over the last decade on WLZR,”
Adam Schefter Sets Social Media Record for ESPN’s Free Agency Coverage
"Schefter’s social media engagements on Monday were the highest he has ever received in a single day during his more than fifteen years of publishing content on social media"
Townsquare Media Elevates Michael Johnson Jr to Brand Manager of 104.5 The Team
"I am beyond grateful for this opportunity to lead the Capital Region’s #1 sports station in my hometown.”