Showing posts with label John Hadley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Hadley. Show all posts

Thursday, December 27, 2018

Jim Hayes Is Expected To Stay At KFNS

Jim Hayes, a longtime member of "The Morning After” program that now airs on KFNS, is likely to remain on the show after a compensation-related squabble with management led station owner Randy Markel to say last week that Hayes' status was under review.

Post-Dispatch

Friday, September 1, 2017

Cardinals To Produce Spanish Radio Broadcasts For Remaining Home Games

The St. Louis Cardinals have announced they will produce 13 Spanish language radio broadcasts for the team's remaining home games this season as part of the club's continuing effort to better reach the team's rapidly growing Spanish-speaking fan base.

St. Louis Official Site

Thursday, March 3, 2016

Video Streaming Of Cardinals' Telecasts In The Works

It appears that those Cardinals fans who have been grousing in recent years about the absence of online and mobile streaming of the team’s Fox Sports Midwest telecasts are about to be appeased — well, at least a lot of them.

Media Views

Thursday, December 10, 2015

It's Been A Decade Since The Cardinals Carnage Decimated KTRS

The 10th anniversary of St. Louis radio’s Cardinal Carnage, one of the biggest bloodlettings in St. Louis broadcasting history, looms.

Media Views

Monday, February 15, 2010

Spring Training Is Here

Alright everyone, that time has come. In a couple of days, I'm heading down to Jupiter, FL for nearly a month, and plan to augment our coverage on KTRS right here. First, here's how our coverage on the air will go.

Busch Basement

Saturday, December 19, 2009

Perhaps Matt Holliday Should Learn Lesson From Johnny Damon

If reports and opinions out of New York are true, it appears that outfielder Johnny Damon may have negotiated his way out of a Yankees uniform. Actually, his agent, Scott Boras, overreached in his demands and the Yankees are moving on. And this makes no sense; Damon and the Yankees were a perfect fit.

STL Today