Every Monday through Friday we scour the Web for the best radio interviews in the nation so you don't have to.
Voter leaves Pedroia off MVP ballot
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Dustin Pedroia got 16 of the 28 first-place votes for American League MVP.
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You have to give the Dallas Morning News' Evan Grant credit. He didn't put Dustin Pedroia in the top 10 on his AL MVP ballot and had the guts to join the Big Show on WEEI in Boston to defend his choice. The Boston guys tear him apart, but Grant fights back. Warning: this becomes a very ugly argument.
Top five NFL prospects
Philly Billy from XX in San Diego weighs in with his weekly top five NFL prospects. Two quarterbacks make the top five, but neither is No. 1. This week's Oklahoma-Texas Tech game could shake up his board in a big way.
Aargh, I'll take ye old Raiders job
Jim Fassel talked to Boomer Esiason and Chris Carton of WFAN in New York about the rumor he sent a letter to Al Davis about coaching the Raiders next year. Fassel would not admit he sent the letter. But he did say he's interested in a coaching job in the future, and Oakland could fit that category.
Sapp stays light on his feet
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Warren Sapp and Kym Johnson compete during the semi-finals of Dancing with the Stars.
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Entertainment Tonight's Kevin Frazier debates Warren Sapp's dancing abilities with Sid Rosenberg on Miami's 790 the Ticket. Rosenberg thinks Sapp is a joke, but Frazier defends the big man. Meanwile, Sapp may be dancing on TV, but he's still a football player at heart. He was so upset by the Bear's terrible defense, he called The Score in Chicago to vent his frustration. Sapp says the Bears are an embarrassment to the memory of the great 1985 team.
Is Johnson in Sportsman conversation?
Matt Shepard of WDFN in Detroit leads a heated discussion about whether NASCAR's Jimmie Johnson should be Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year. Shepard thinks that SI should consider going outside of the big three sports. The only driver to ever win Sportsman of the Year was Jackie Stewart.
Wycheck: Titans have no weak spots
Former Tennessee tight end Frank Wycheck previews the upcoming Jets-Titans game for WFAN in New York and says Tennessee won't be affected by the pressure of going 16-0 and the Titans don't have one glaring weakness.
Buffalo blues
The Howard Simon Show on WGR in Buffalo can't accept the reality of the Bills-Browns game on Monday night. They've created the "Funtime Bills Land" that offers an alternate endings, including a scenario in which Browns kicker Phil Dawson disappeared and Joe Thomas had to attempt the game-winner.
In case you missed it on the Dan Patrick Show
Michael Wilbon argued with Dan about the impact of Barack Obama's statements on a college football playoff system. NASCAR champ Jimmie Johnson said he didn't think drivers from 30 years ago would have spoiled his chance to win a title -- except for Dale Earnhardt Sr. And comedian Artie Lange, from the Howard Stern show, explains why he hates A-Rod so much. |
Every Monday through Friday we scour the Web for the best radio interviews in the nation so you don't have to.
Voter leaves Pedroia off MVP ballot
You have to give the Dallas Morning News' Evan Grant credit. He didn't put Dustin Pedroia in the top 10 on his AL MVP ballot and had the guts to join the Big Show on WEEI in Boston to defend his choice. The Boston guys tear him apart, but Grant fights back. Warning: this becomes a very ugly argument.
Top five NFL prospects
Philly Billy from XX in San Diego weighs in with his weekly top five NFL prospects. Two quarterbacks make the top five, but neither is No. 1. This week's Oklahoma-Texas Tech game could shake up his board in a big way.
Aargh, I'll take ye old Raiders job
Jim Fassel talked to Boomer Esiason and Chris Carton of WFAN in New York about the rumor he sent a letter to Al Davis about coaching the Raiders next year. Fassel would not admit he sent the letter. But he did say he's interested in a coaching job in the future, and Oakland could fit that category.
Sapp stays light on his feet
Entertainment Tonight's Kevin Frazier debates Warren Sapp's dancing abilities with Sid Rosenberg on Miami's 790 the Ticket. Rosenberg thinks Sapp is a joke, but Frazier defends the big man. Meanwile, Sapp may be dancing on TV, but he's still a football player at heart. He was so upset by the Bear's terrible defense, he called The Score in Chicago to vent his frustration. Sapp says the Bears are an embarrassment to the memory of the great 1985 team.
Is Johnson in Sportsman conversation?
Matt Shepard of WDFN in Detroit leads a heated discussion about whether NASCAR's Jimmie Johnson should be Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year. Shepard thinks that SI should consider going outside of the big three sports. The only driver to ever win Sportsman of the Year was Jackie Stewart.
Wycheck: Titans have no weak spots
Former Tennessee tight end Frank Wycheck previews the upcoming Jets-Titans game for WFAN in New York and says Tennessee won't be affected by the pressure of going 16-0 and the Titans don't have one glaring weakness.
Buffalo blues
The Howard Simon Show on WGR in Buffalo can't accept the reality of the Bills-Browns game on Monday night. They've created the "Funtime Bills Land" that offers an alternate endings, including a scenario in which Browns kicker Phil Dawson disappeared and Joe Thomas had to attempt the game-winner.
In case you missed it on the Dan Patrick Show
Michael Wilbon argued with Dan about the impact of Barack Obama's statements on a college football playoff system. NASCAR champ Jimmie Johnson said he didn't think drivers from 30 years ago would have spoiled his chance to win a title -- except for Dale Earnhardt Sr. And comedian Artie Lange, from the Howard Stern show, explains why he hates A-Rod so much.
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