Gray has covered every major sports event, including the Super Bowl, Final Four, NBA, MLB, college football, NHL, horse racing, NASCAR, UFC and boxing. After becoming SI's first digital sports anchor in 2010, she has become a pioneer in digital sports broadcasting and sports social media. Gray is the lead anchor for all Sports Illustrated digital video productions and the co-host of the "Moose & Maggie" show on CBS Sports Radio, which is distributed to more than 200 stations across the country. Maggie Gray Maggie Gray (credit: WFAN/CBS Radio) I used to drive around delivering for Hassler's pharmacy in New Jersey listening to 'Mike & the Mad Dog' and now I get a chance to be in that slot." That was incredible experience and such an underrated town, but this is the only thing I'd ever leave there for. "I went to Philly last year with the thought that I was going to do this for 20 years down there," Carlin said. In 2013, Carlin left the network's Mets coverage to host "Geico Sportsnite," a nightly sports highlight show. At the end of 2008, Carlin left WFAN and joined SNY full-time, where in addition to "Loudmouths," he hosted the Mets pregame and postgame shows for five years alongside former Mets pitcher Bob Ojeda. In March 2008, Sportsnet New York launched "Loudmouths," a New York sports debate show featuring Carlin and co-host Adam Schein. In 2007, he joined the "Boomer & Carton" morning program in a similar role, while hosting "The Morning Warmup." at the FAN before joining "Imus in the Morning" as the show's sportscaster in 2005. In 2004, Carlin transitioned to a permanent on-air role, as host of the daily morning preshow from 5 a.m. He first broke into the business at WFAN, where he became the producer of the legendary "Mike & the Mad Dog" program, a role he held for seven years while gaining experience as an on-air host. This is going to be an exciting time, and I have all the emotions running through me now, and they're all good."Ĭhris Carlin Chris Carlin (credit: Lisa Ward Photography)Ĭarlin joins WFAN with nearly 20 years of experience in radio and television, currently as the co-host of "Carlin & Reese" alongside Ike Reese on CBS Radio's Sportsradio 94WIP in Philadelphia.
And I couldn't be happier to work with you guys being what I think is the best crew in radio. "There's some people who grow up in this business or have an idea of what their top-level thing is, and this is it. "It's the moment of all moments for me," Giannotti said on the WFAN morning show Wednesday. In addition to his duties at The Fan, he also hosted a weekend show on CBS Sports Radio. While in Pittsburgh, Giannotti also served as the sideline reporter and pregame host for Pittsburgh football during the 20 seasons. In 2008, he hosted his first show for the legendary station. He first served as a board operator and took on producing responsibilities a short time after that. He worked part-time for the station following the completion of his internship and joined WFAN full-time in 2007. Giannotti began his sports broadcasting career in 2005 as an intern at WFAN. Giannotti currently co-hosts CBS Sports Radio's morning show with former NFL linebacker Brian Jones weekdays from 6 a.m. Gregg Giannotti Gregg Giannotti (credit: CBS) New York sports fans are about to be entertained, challenged and engaged like never before." "The mix of distinctive new voices and lineup changes alongside perennial on-air favorites ensures a continuously remarkable listening experience for the passionate New York sports fans we proudly serve."Īdded Mark Chernoff, vice president of programming for WFAN and CBS Radio New York, "With the addition of Gregg to the WFAN morning show alongside Boomer, and with Chris, Bart and Maggie joining us in the afternoon, we've assembled a stellar line-up that we're proud to showcase on WFAN. for years to come," said Marc Rayfield, senior vice president/market manager for CBS Radio New York. "Today's announcement helps solidify WFAN's rank as the No.
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