Sports Radio running thread

Three pages and no Mr. Tony? I know it's satellite radio and all but wow, how the mighty have fallen.

 

I swear to God, I was driving down the road around 1 a.m. a few weeks ago and started flipping around the AM dial. Got about nine talk stations, including one local FM talker, and all but the sports radio station had Coast to Coast AM on. Talk about your conspiracy theories...

 

I love TK. Too bad I don't have satellite radio

 

Hate Kuselius, JT and Siciliano.

 

They definitely get the freaks. One night, this guy was talking about global warming. He was saying there was a massive cold period coming and that is why all the genocide and AIDS was taking place in Africa. We would need some place new to live, and corporations would need new places to do business so they are killing off all the Africans.

It was pretty entertaining, but totally crazy.

Oh, and I forgot about the Joe B and Denny Show. Has former UK coach Joe Hall and Cards coach Denny Crum. Very entertaining and a lot more than just basketball. Not sure of you can get it online or on the air anywhere but Kentucky.

I forgot about Papa Joe, the one from One on One sports. We used to get that station. He was annoying,, but not as bad as the guy who called himself the coach killer. Can't think of his name.

 

Papa Joe thought he was going to be the Rush of sports-talk-radio.

Guess again, Tubbo.

 

Rick Ballou is doing a daytime show in Jacksonville.
Great guy, does a classy show, unbelievably knowledgeable.

 

Nancy Donlan is still around but not doing a show. She was diagnosed with cancer around the time she lost her show, but last I heard she was doing other things.

Any sports talk host with a nickname sucks "Mad Dog" "The Brick" "New York Vinnie" "Brooklyn Joe" - why is it that none of the "new york nicknames" ever WORK in New York?

 

Rome's slow delivery is tough to adust to, but his soccer takes are absolutely hilarious..

 

Yeah, they are. He was stressing because his kid was into soccer for awhile, wasn't he?

 

He's streaming on washingtonpostradio.com and his shows can be heard on demand.