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92.3 The Fan’s Ken Carman, Nick Wilson Engage in Social Media Feud Over “Fake Outrage”
"This is dumb, guys. This is stupid. Do you hear what's coming out of our mouths?"
The Sports Radio Silence Is Louder Than the Criticism
"If the product is stronger, the audience is larger, and the business is healthier than ever, then there’s nothing to hide from. Say it. Prove it. Own it."
How Jonathan “T-Bone” Smith’s Morning Drive Pivot Paid off Instantly at 97.1 The Fan
"It’s something that I look forward to doing long term... If I’m lucky enough to have another twelve years in a daypart, I’d be more than happy if it were in mornings."
Westwood One, Cumulus Extend Audio Rights Deal With NCAA
"This renewed agreement reflects the unmatched reach of Westwood One’s audio network and our shared commitment to elevating the championship experience for athletes, schools, and listeners everywhere."
Kirk Minihane: I’m the Last “Game Changer” WEEI Produced
"I was thinking what was the last legitimate game changer that either station [WEEI, 98.5 The Sports Hub] produced? And I swear to God, it’s me."
MLB Network Adds Kevin Kiermaier As Analyst
"I’ve always loved studying the game, especially on the defensive side, and this role gives me the chance to share everything I’ve learned over my career."
ESPN’s Matt Barrie Reportedly Replacing Laura Rutledge as SEC Nation Host
"Over the course of his career, Barrie has earned 11 Emmy Awards along with three Edward R. Murrow Awards, underscoring both his versatility and credibility in the sports media space."
Doug Gottlieb: ESPN’s Jay Bilas Has a “Negative Tone” About College Basketball
"He wants college basketball anarchy."
Dan “Big Cat” Katz Walks Back Some Of His Comments About FOX Sports MLB Insider Ken Rosenthal
"I’m not apologizing for the ‘jerk’ part. I’m just apologizing for saying he has to leave baseball."
FOX Sports Adds Zlatan Ibrahimović To FIFA World Cup 2026 Coverage
"We can’t wait to have him with us throughout the tournament, delivering insights like only Zlatan can, for what promises to be must-see television in his first time as a FIFA World Cup analyst."