“As 98.7 ESPN continues to expand our listener base, the Knicks and Rangers serve as an integral component of our programming lineup.” “We are proud to continue our 15-year relationship with the New York Knicks and New York Rangers,” said Tim McCarthy, vice president & general manager, 98.7 ESPN. “With a shared vision for serving our fans, we’re excited to renew our partnership and continue to deliver unrivaled radio coverage of the Knicks and Rangers.” “As long-standing partners of MSG Networks, we’re pleased to extend our relationship with ESPN New York 98.7FM,” said Adam Levine, executive vice president, Business Affairs & Distribution, MSG Networks. All Knicks and Rangers audio content will once again be available to stream live on and the ESPN app. Since 2004, ESPN New York 98.7FM has provided fans with award-winning radio coverage of the Knicks and Rangers games.Īs part of the partnership extension, ESPN New York 98.7FM will broadcast the live games, in addition to full pre-game and post-game coverage for both teams throughout the season. New York, NY (March 26, 2019) – MSG Networks (NYSE: MSGN) and ESPN New York 98.7FM today announced a new multi-year agreement, ensuring that 98.7FM continues to serve as the radio home of the York Knicks and New York Rangers. MSG Networks and ESPN New York 98.7FM Announce Extension of Radio Broadcasting AgreementĮSPN New York 98.7FM To Continue to Serve as the Radio Home of the New York Knicks and New York Rangers In mornings, Boomer and Gio did a 9 share, compared to ESPN New York’s 2.4.MSG NETWORKS AND ESPN NEW YORK 98.7FM ANNOUNCE EXTENSION OF RADIO BROADCASTING AGREEMENT During the second month of the fall book, WFAN’s Craig Carton and Evan Roberts scored an 8.3 share, while Kay’s show garnered a 2.8. Dan Graca goes on after Kay at night, followed by the duo of Larry Hardesty and Gordon Damer, and the station still boasts Knicks and Rangers games, meaning ESPN New York can now be fully local from 6am – midnight, aside from Greenberg’s two-hour show.Īfter The Michael Kay Show had a brief tenure as the top rated sports radio show in New York, they’ve been trounced by WFAN in more recent books. The Michael Kay Show will remain on ESPN New York from 3 – 6:30pm after recently celebrating their 20th anniversary on the station. According to the Post, Harry Douglas and Jason Fitz are leading candidates to fill the noon – 3pm window for ESPN Radio nationally.
Bart Scott and Alan Hahn will continue to host the noon – 3pm timeslot on ESPN New York, but they will return to doing a strictly local show following a stint on the network’s national lineup.
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