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Mary Ayala Named Program Director of San Diego Sports 760
“This is an exciting time to be taking over the Program Director position for these brands. Each station has its own distinct flavor, and all of them are filled with great talent I’m looking forward to working with,”
Boomer & Gio: Somebody is Going to Make it Worthwhile for Jason Kelce to be an Analyst
"Could Jason Kelce develop in to that John Madden-ish of now time, an intense, sort of funny,'BOOM!,' look at that offensive lineman type of guy?"
Buck Reising Signs Multi-Year Extension with 104.5 The Zone
“I’m so grateful to The Zone and Cumulus for believing in and investing in Lucas, Jackson and me. We could not be happier to continue to do the show for such an incredibly supportive audience and the city that we love."
More Stations But Less Local Content? How is That Good for Sports Radio?
“While iHeartMedia may be celebrating Cumulus’s Nash FM 106.1 in New Orleans flipping to FOX Sports Radio, I wonder if sports fans in the Crescent City feel the same way.”
Where Are They Now: Glenn Ordway, Former WEEI Host
“There’s no question that there’s days that I wake up and I can feel the juices when sports stories are breaking and I’m sitting there going man I wish I was involved in that right now."
Sports Radio Reacts to the Passing of Chris Mortensen
"He is the O.G. of NFL sports reporting on ESPN...a true gentleman...an absoulte gem."
98.5 The Sports Hub’s Mike Felger Says He is Rooting for WEEI and Audacy “Big Time”
"We would want sports talk to be a really healthy space, a really healthy business in general, and then through competition, we win."
Joey Votto Tells Dan Patrick He Has Analyst Job Offers; No Firm Offers to Play
"I'm on the show and I am here to hock my wares. I'm hopeful that a Dan Patrick push will get me a job. So, here I am."
Mike Stone Does First Fill-In Shift on 97.1 The Ticket in Detroit
"I drove across the state to thank [Tigers manager] A.J. Hinch for all he was able to do with me when I did the morning show."
Gregg Giannotti: “You Can’t Talk Bad Football, Bad Baseball, Bad Basketball Every Single Day”
"I'll opt more for the funny personal story than I would 'let's talk about the minor league system or the bullpen.'"