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Boomer Esiason Defends Bill Cowher After Critical Jeff Saturday Comments
"I stand by coach Cowher's opinion. I've worked with him for so long. I know who he is, and I know what the NFL means to him."
Christian Arcand Returns To Where It All Started At WEEI
"Going to WEEI was a no-brainer for me. I started there. That’s my radio home.”
New Clients Have Your Best Clients Qualities
. The clients who listened to the station were my best clients. So, that means they were sports fans and specifically sports fans of the local college.
Steve Physioc Retiring, Jake Eisenberg Joining Kansas City Royals Radio Network
Eisenberg joins after spending the 2022 season working as a fill-in announcer for the New York Mets on WCBS 880.
BMitch & Finlay: Amazon Has Larger NFL Aspirations Than Thursday Night Football
"Would it shock you if Amazon has grander ambitions of being a larger broadcast partner with the NFL? Because it certainly wouldn't shock me."
Carmichael Dave: ‘Inside The NBA’ Did A Disservice to Sacramento With Poor Coverage
"Kenny calling Terence Davis 'Terrance Harris III', repeatedly, there's just a bunch of difference mistakes. They just wanted to glide over to focusing on the Nets."
Gregg Giannotti: Dave Portnoy Conversation Ruined Relationship With Steve Cohen
"So we put on Portnoy, and Portnoy is just raking Steve Cohen over the coals, trashing him all over the airways. 'This guy is scum' and all these other things."
Shan and RJ Respond to Being Called Out By Stephen A. Smith
"I think he wants us to bring him up to Jerry Jones as much as possible. Because anytime we bring him up to Jerry Jones, they're going to play it."
Sports Talkers Podcast: Michael Kay, YES & ESPN
Michael Kay shares his career journey as well as his thoughts on the Yankees, Mike & the Mad Dog, CC Sabathia and more.
iTunes: https://buff.ly/3xYq3Oe
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Baseball’s Winter Meetings Also Important Time For Broadcasters
Some would be broadcasters have likened the experience to ‘speed dating’, spending a little time to try and get to know a job and then on to the next. Don’t let the speed affect your ‘pitch’.