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• Suzyn Waldman
  ...agements on Broadway. A sports fan her whole life, she started working for WFAN, New York's first all-sports radio, when it began broadcasting in 1987. She ...rling were both retained when the broadcasting contract moved from WCBS to WFAN after 2013 season.
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• Jody McDonald
  '''Jody McDonald''' is a sports talk show host on 610 WTEL/94.1WIP-FM and WFAN 660 AM NY. He covers, among other sports news, that of the [[Philadelphia P
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• March 6
  ...adio flagship of the [[New York Yankees]]. The former radio-talk host on ''WFAN'', the first all-sports radio station in United States, was also the first
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• Benny Agbayani
  ...10 home runs in his first 73 at bats, fastest to the mark in Mets history. WFAN, the Mets radio home, soon cooked up a re-worked version of Elton John's "B
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• Joba Chamberlain
  ...ars later, Yankee GM [[Brian Cashman]] would admit to [[Mike Francesa]] on WFAN that Joba was never the same again after this injury [https://mlb.nbcsports
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• 2008 New York Mets
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• 2009 New York Mets
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• 2010 New York Mets
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• Dave Sims
  ...''SportsNight'' in the mid-[[1980s]]. He later moved to Sports Radio 66 [[WFAN]] as co-host (along with [[Ed Coleman (sportscaster)|Ed Coleman]]) of a mid
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• Rick Wolff
  ...e Center for Sports Parenting. He has also hosted ''The Sports Edge'' on [[WFAN]] Radio in [[New York City]]. In 1997, he co-hosted a videotape program cal
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• 2015 New York Mets
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• 2014 New York Mets
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• 2013 New York Mets
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• 2012 New York Mets
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• 2011 New York Mets
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• Joe McDonald (baseball executive)
  ...ody]], is a sports talk radio host in Philadelphia. He has also worked for WFAN in New York and has appeared on television as a horse racing analyst.
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• Roberto Clemente
  ...lemente Jr.]], for example, speaking on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WFAN WFAN] in 2006, did not have a clue when queried on the matter by a listener. Mor
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