Tag: sports radio

There seems to be a disconnect between the vitriol spit out by sports radio hosts and the feelings from the normal, average, run-of-the-mill fan.

"I had not been on 610 since my last day on the station back in December 2013."

"I am not sad about it. I'm ready. You don't know what you're going to do but you feel good about what you're not going to do."

“In his playing days, he brought passion and energy to every game day and we have no doubt he will do the same as our color analyst."

"You are not in the sales business, you are a marketing consultant who sells ideas and solutions."

“It just worked out beautifully to be able to have a dream station in a dream market that I was unfamiliar with but my wife was not.”

"I am not certain what the delivery mechanisms will be, but I am certain what we do will always have a strong place in the market."

“People want to watch her play. That’s why the arenas are selling out; that’s why the league has the popularity it does."

"In 1995 when I joined the station, all-sports radio was pretty much still in its infancy and not necessarily a proven long-term format for a radio station, so a ‘leap of faith’ is a good way to put it because I felt like I was at KTRH and there was no pressure to leave."

"I knew we needed folks who love to write, are passionate about the business, and have different experiences. I think our first three columnists reflect that, and I'm thrilled to have them joining our team."