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The Worst Time of the Year for Sports Radio Can be a Great Time for Sales and Marketing
This would be a great time to play into the nostalgia of your local sports market and have programming geared towards highlighting former players, coaches, broadcasters and more.
590 The Fan KFNS To Cease Local Operations in St. Louis
KFNS owner Dave Zobrist has notified staffers the station in St. Louis will be shut down at the end of the month.
LIV Golf TV Partner Caffeine Shuts Down
"All good things come to an end," it says when you log on to their website.
Sean Grande Intends to Return as the Radio Play-by-Play Voice of the Celtics
"I swear to God, the last thing I thought about during the game is it being potentially the last game or anything like that."
Freddie Coleman Celebrates 20 Years at ESPN Radio
"He is a self-made success and a wonderful, kind gentleman, so happy anniversary to the one and the only Freddie Coleman."
Men’s College World Series is 2nd Most-Watched on ESPN Platforms
Overall, the MCWS averaged 2.82 million viewers across ESPN platforms, which has it behind only last year's LSU-Florida series as the most-watched on record.
Grant Napear-Bonneville Lawsuit Moves Closer to Trial
U.S. District Judge Dale Drozd will hold a summary judgement hearing on July 16, however, if no judgement is granted and there is no settlement reached, a jury trial has been scheduled to begin on November 13 of this year.
NHL Stanley Cup Final Game 7 Draws 16.3 Million Viewers in North America
Since the data has been tracked in 2004, the is the second most-watched NHL game across North America on record.
Report: Dusty Baker to Once Again Join TBS for MLB Coverage
Baker worked with TBS in a similar capacity in 2015 and was also an analyst for ESPN in 2006 and 2007.
Dan Le Batard: Our Show Would Have Two Times More Listeners if the Panthers Lost the Stanley Cup Final
"I believe it is something that the rest of North America feels whenever someone other than your fanbase is celebrating anything."