Wfan articles
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Boomer Sticks With WFAN For Morning Co-Host Duties
While Boomer Esiason's tenure in the NFL in the Big Apple and the Meadowlands was short compared to his years as a Cincinnati Bengals Q, his run in New York as a sports talk host has been the stuff of legend. Audacy Inc. has now ensured that Boomer's time on the nation's first ever Sports Talk radio station will continue
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Boomer signs extension with WFAN, stepping away from The NFL Today
Boomer Esiason announced on Monday morning that he has signed an extension with WFAN and Audacy to keep Boomer and Gio a fixture of mornings for the foreseeable future.
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Yankees, WFAN taking time to find John Sterling's sucessor
News of John Sterling’s retirement became official Monday. The longtime New York Yankees radio play-by-play voice called his last game, concluding a 36-year run. The 85-year-old Sterling was an icon known for his exhilarating yet personal home run calls and his humorous—albeit somewhat unintentional—actions in the booth. But Sterling’s absence, effective immediately, will no doubt