Natty, eh? You must shop at either the 54th St or Alpine Ave Meijer. It flies off the shelves there.

Tobias Harris was a very good player in his prime, but it is perfectly clear to anyone who watched the Knicks - Sixers series that he has become or is quickly becoming a has-been.

If the Pistons were to pursue him in free agency as previously rumored, that would be a massive mistake, in my opinion.

I like the names on this list:

https://www.mlive.com/pistons/2024/05/f ... utType=amp

Listened for a bit online. Not a bad sounding station even though the music isn't to my personal liking. This is a rock-leaning classic hits station.

100 percent correct.

Some of the regional sports fee must be attributable to the Big Ten Network, as only an $8 to $10 bill reduction is being granted to Michigan subscribers. As I recall, the regional sports fee on my bill when I subscribed to Comcast was closer to $15 a month. Bally's wants $19.95 a month for streamin...

That would depend on if any of the hosts-to-be ever appeared on his radio show or old cable TV show.

If yes, then he'd love the new station.

From Tony Paul at The Detroit News:

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/sport ... 525465007/

Tough to say.

More likely, Cumulus was just looking to cut payroll, the listeners and ratings be damned.

No concrete reason was ever given to my knowledge.

Tony has a well maintained FB page but never discussed it there, either. I suspect he is bound by an NDA.

I know it's early, but Jack Flaherty is dealing to his old team the Cardinals; he has struck out the first six batters he's faced! :shock: (Edit) Make that first SEVEN batters he's faced.: (Edit #2) He's struck out TWELVE through five innings! (Edit #3) Flaherty's day ends with a career high FOURTE...

Formulaically, that's about right. A good chunk of WLAV P1s hate alternative rock. When the station began playing two and sometimes even three 90s tracks an hour a decade ago, numerous angry comments were posted on their FB page and the ratings crashed. WLAV should take a cautious approach with rega...

FTV Live is reporting the budget ax is swinging yet again company wide.

Good article!

billmich88888 wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 30, 2024 9:48 am

rock and classic rock are dying formats - the big band format for boomers and X'ers

WGRD and WRIF are almost always top 3 performers in Adults 25 to 54 and Adults 18 to 49.

The same also holds true for Rock stations in Seattle, Philly, San Diego, Tampa, Minneapolis and elsewhere.