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Cory Provus: Moving From Minnesota Twins Radio to TV ‘Ultimate Challenge’ of Career
"I’m just excited for the opportunity, I really am, to be able to challenge myself in a way I haven’t before.”
Cowboys Radio Voice Brad Sham on the Mend After Missing Thursday Night Football Due to Medical Scare
Sham said he suffered a medical event while traveling to the game Thursday. Kyle Youmans called the game in his stead.
BetQL’s Nick Kostos Wants to Reach More Than Sports Bettors
“I’ve always wanted to feel like Cheers, a place where everyone can go to talk about sports where no one feels left out or like they don’t have a seat at the table.”
KNBR’s Brian Murphy Speaks for First Time After Paul McCaffrey Laid Off
"Paulie Mac is my guy, will forever be my guy. The best thing I could ever wish anyone is that you get to work with someone as loyal, energetic, funny, consistent as the guy his Jersey buddies call 'Smack'."
Mike Mulligan: Sports Radio is More Difficult Than Other Formats Think
He shared that he has worked with people on morning shows that he has seen come to a station fully hungover who play music and proceed to sit on the couch.
Minnesota Twins Set to Tab Cory Provus as New TV Voice, Kris Atteberry as Lead Radio Announcer
Provus has been the radio voice of the Minnesota Twins since 2012.
Joe Giglio: Bonta Hill, Joe Shasky Need to Stop Trashing 94WIP Listeners
"We gotta stop the 'lowlife', 'scumbag', thing about Philadelphia fans. We haven't crushed your fans once."
Steak Shapiro: SEC Nation Has Same Feel as Great Morning Radio Show
"It's the closest thing to a great morning radio show. It's great chemistry. It's the chemistry."
Merrill Reese: I Treat Every Broadcast Like Its Biggest of My Career
"As a radio broadcaster, you call almost every step and every yard line."
Damon Bruce After KNBR Cuts: ‘Radio’s Over, It’s Dead’
"A person who’s never listened to a show – not for a single day in their life – some accountant in another city somewhere just saw a number that they drew a red line through."