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“To be part of a group where everybody is obsessed with making the show sound as good as it can sound, I think it’s an important thing.”

“The people, whether it was management then or management now, and all the calls and all the listeners that I might have had over the years, I owe everything to them.”

“This is perfect for me right now.”

“People pretending to win all the time will lose the audience.”

“He suggests modifying rules, such as the length of halftime and instituting a statute of limitations on challenges, to ensure the game remains enthralling and entertaining for future generations.”

“A significant part of sports radio’s evolution involves broadcasting and disseminating its content to multiple platforms, one of which includes social media such as Facebook and Instagram.”

“If we want to replace talent with talent, we have to develop talent at the lowest levels much more than asking for requirements at the highest levels. Every industry needs their farm-system.”

“The idea of an extra game in January, which will obviously stretch the playoffs more, gives you a shot in the arm to stretch out the book.”

“Podcasts may get all the headlines, but live radio drives all the revenue.”

“The oversaturation of sports talk; anyone can do it because the technology is there. That’s a great thing, but the oversaturation just starts to become white noise. There isn’t a delineation of who are the professionals [that] are doing this for a living… and who is just regurgitating what they saw on SportsCenter or First Take.”

“With all that has occurred and changed, it’s been pretty impressive to see what we were able to pull off and keep together for our audience, staff and programs.”

“Despite the network planning to display advanced renderings and interpretations of sports data into the broadcast, the top priority remains showing the viewer each pitch as it happens, along with giving viewers unrivaled access to the field, players and spectators.”

“Some sports talk radio shows have begun to abstain from having callers on the air altogether, instead transitioning to new avenues of engagement centered around the multimedia platforms that people use most.”

“My philosophy is that it has to be fun on our side of the radio for it to be fun on the other side of the radio.”

“You have to adapt and get back into a routine as quickly as possible.”

“It doesn’t feel right to celebrate right now.”

“This is a serious disease. People are losing their lives.”

“2020 showed us that whatever the world has to throw at us, we’ll adapt to it and eventually overcome it.”

“Keep pursuing art no matter how hard the times are.”

“It’s freezing cold out during some days, and you’ll still see hundreds of people out. It’s extraordinary.”