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Jim Russell Announces Departure From ‘The Jon & Jim Show’ Due to Family Reasons December 29
"This was a very tough decision for me and Eryn, especially because I love what I do. I love the show, and have been in San Diego for 15 years now, and it's become my home"
Doug Gottlieb Officially Steps Away From Daily Radio Program To Focus on College Basketball Coaching Role
"Green Bay basketball is incredibly important to me, and you can’t say something’s your dream job and then not be willing to literally and figuratively give your all for it"
Craig Carton: “Brandon Tierney, Sal Licata Did Nothing Wrong” as They Depart WFAN
"I’ve never been in a situation where a radio station or company allowed someone who’s not continuing at that station to still go on the air"
Brandon Tierney Teases New Program On YouTube Following WFAN Exit
"Tierney announced the launch of a new digital program titled Unkillable to Unleashed"
Mike Missanelli: 97.5 The Fanatic’s ‘Make the Switch’ Campaign Will Never Work Against 94 WIP
"They’re so far behind in the ratings that there’s no way they could possibly catch up if they keep doing even what they do"
Damon Amendolara on the End of the Infinity Sports Network: “It’s Demoralizing”
"It was predictable. I did sense that there were signs that it wasn't going to be very long"
Philadelphia Flyers Suspend Radio Play-By-Play Announcer for Inappropriate Comment
"This action reflects our commitment to maintaining professionalism and respect in all aspects of our broadcast"
Bart Winkler: Listeners Were Ignored in Decision To End Infinity Sports Network
"The listeners of the Infinity Sports Network were an afterthought, not even a thought. You got afterthought means you were at least a thought. I don't think you were a thought at all in this process"
ESPN Extends Exclusive Agreement To Broadcast The Heisman Trophy Presentation
"The Heisman Trophy Trust is thrilled to continue its long-standing partnership with ESPN"
Prime Video Emirates NBA Cup Final Earns Over Three Million Average Viewers
"The Knicks’ victory over the Spurs averaged 3.07 million viewers, according to Nielsen, marking a 3% increase over last season’s Championship"