Rutgers basketball has a new radio home – and it’s a spot on the dial Scarlet Knights fans know well. Starting this coming season, game broadcasts will be heard on WFAN (660 AM, 101.9 FM), which has ...

Audacy has announced the appointment of Ryan Hurley as the new Brand Manager of New York’s WFAN (WFAN-FM/AM), succeeding Spike Eskin who has moved to SportsRadio 94WIP in Philadelphia. Hurley will ...

From 1984 to 1992 and for a final season in 1997, Boomer Esiason was perhaps the Cincinnati Bengals’ most prolific quarterback. From 1993-1995, he tried his hand as the QB for the New York Jets at a ...

Good Karma Brands’ Local Marketing Agreement for New York City’s storied 880 WCBS-AM may have included that Mets broadcasts remain on the signal, but another team is jumping to a different Audacy AM ...

The Nets and Audacy’s WFAN radio (101.9 FM, 660 AM) have announced a multi-year extension to its flagship broadcast of Brooklyn games. The upcoming 2023-24 season will be the Nets’ 20th on WFAN, ...

On Wednesday, the New York Giants and WFAN announced an extension of their play-by-play partnership. As part of that extension, all preseason, regular season, and postseason games will continue to air ...

The parent companies of WFAN and ESPN New York have reached a deal that brings the once rival sports radio stations closer to being on the same team. First reported by Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, ...

It’s been more than 10 years since ESPN New York ditched 1050 AM for 98.7 FM. At the time, listeners experienced better sound quality, which helped afternoon radio host Michael Kay to overtake Mike ...