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710 Radio is doing great
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This is a recipe for disaster. Mind you, I'm not wishing for them to fail.CuntWaffle said: -
4 fucking hours of that sorryass every morning?
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I just deleted 710 from my radio speed dial
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Pouring out a 40 for New York Vinnie and the Fabulous Sports Babe - the last time Seattle sports talk radio was halfway listenable.
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I got interviewed by New York Vinnie right before he got let go.PurpleThrobber said:Pouring out a 40 for New York Vinnie and the Fabulous Sports Babe - the last time Seattle sports talk radio was halfway listenable.
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That'll show 'em!BeerThirty said:I just deleted 710 from my radio speed dial
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The T-Man on late-night KJR was the best ever. He basically didn't talk about sports and would just ask women callers about their breastisisisissis. Tried calling in once and the producer laughed and said "sorry kid, you're too young."PurpleThrobber said:Pouring out a 40 for New York Vinnie and the Fabulous Sports Babe - the last time Seattle sports talk radio was halfway listenable.
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Maybe he just sucks no matter where he is?Edwin_Bambino said:
“For a New England kid, it was the opportunity of a lifetime. Instead, barely a year later, he’s headed back to Seattle as a program director and host at his former station, ESPN 710.Edwin_Bambino said:
I used to listen to Brock and Salk show a few years ago. Mostly for Brock, didn’t mind Danny O’Neill, didn’t love him, enjoyed his sports takes but didn’t find his humor very funny. But I HATED Salk, eventually stopped listening completely because of him. Crazy he’s now the guy that’s supposed to bring in numbers. He’s a baseball guy from fucking New England who enjoys trashing college football and the huskies specifically, a perfect combo for a city with the fairly rabid UW and WSU college football fan base and a perennially shit (they won’t make the playoffs this year don’t waste your time) MLB team!PostGameOrangeSlices said:What dirt does Salk have on this radio station? The guy couldnt make it in his hometown market, comes back here and runs the place? Pretty powerful blackmail
Salk is from here, but it never seemed that way on the air. One local host once referred to him as Diane Chambers, the pretentious outcast amid the barroom family on “Cheers.” Frasier Crane may be more fitting. This is his home, but his professional home is Seattle.“
From a Boston Globe article about his departure from whatever gig he had over there. Ironically as a 206 native I would say the same about Salk in Seattle. He lives here sure, but his home is Boston.
