Charlie Crème, the nation’s leading bracketologist for NCAA women’s basketball with ESPN, came on Downtown to talk about how the brackets are shaping up entering the final days of February. […]
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Charlie Creme on NCAA women’s basketball bracketology
Sean McDonough on NCAA basketball and the Red Sox
Sean McDonough of ESPN joined Downtown on Monday to talk a little bit about the NCAA Basketball scene as we get closer to March Madness. McDonough spoke on whether or […]
Jerry Crasnick on MLB awards and the Hot Stove season
Jerry Crasnick of ESPN joined Downtown to talk about the Hot Stove season in the MLB and gave his thoughts on the major awards that were recently handed out. Crasnick […]
Dave O’Brien previews the World Series
Dave O’Brien, ESPN play by play voice and the new TV voice of the Red Sox for NESN, joined Downtown to talk about the upcoming World Series between the New […]
Beth Mowins: “Whatever your goal is, stay locked onto it”
Beth Mowins of ESPN joined Downtown to talk about her historic upcoming broadcasts for the Oakland Raiders. Mowins will soon become the first female broadcaster to do play by […]
Dan Shulman talks about emerging Toronto Blue Jays and young New York Mets
Dan Shulman, the voice of Major League Baseball on ESPN television, joined Downtown to talk about the latest in the league, including possible destinations for Dave Dombrowski. Shulman said […]
Matt Yoder: “Wonder how [Colin Cowherd] can keep escaping controversial remarks”
Matt Yoder, the editor of Awful Announcing, joined Downtown to talk about the latest shake up in the sports media world. Yoder discussed the latest comments by ESPN’s Colin Cowherd […]
Jerry Crasnick on the MLB, Stanton, and Harper
Jerry Crasnick of ESPN came on Downtown to talk about the latest in the MLB and expounded on the Miami Marlins situation. He also talked about some of the […]
Chad Finn on the Wells Report and Bill Simmons
Chad Finn of the Boston Globe and Boston.com joined Downtown to talk about the latest with the Wells Report and Tom Brady, as well as the firing of bill Simmons […]