Mike him up: Tirico gets afternoon ESPN Radio slot
Monday, September 17th, 2007Mike Tirico, one of the original hosts when ESPN Radio launched in 1992, will take over part of the daily sports-talk time slot previously held by Dan Patrick.
Mike Tirico, one of the original hosts when ESPN Radio launched in 1992, will take over part of the daily sports-talk time slot previously held by Dan Patrick.
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A disappointing loss in Jacksonville might be the flashpoint to the Atlanta Falcons signing ex-Jaguars quarterback Byron Leftwich, sources said Monday.
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