Bay Area sportscaster Gary Radnich on the air during the last hour of his KNBR sports talkradio show in San Francisco on Thursday March 3, 2005. Thanks viewers for 36 years of TV-Radio! KRON was the Bay Area’s NBC affiliate for much of Radnich’s time there, and that gave him the platform to interview athletes and local sports personalities. When Damon Bruce originally moved to 1050 and created more competition in that mid-day timeslot, I made the switch to Damon Bruce at the time, as I am a fan of Damon Bruce. No more Fitz and Brooks University and nomore laughter. Now your day is all messed up.

Hardly a good representative of the Bay. I am sorry that you people can't appreciate what they brought, but it is what it is. With a Saturday morning tweet, Gary Radnich retired from his role as midday host at Cumulus Sports 680 KNBR San Francisco after 27 years at the station. 0. Radnich, also a … That's the sign of a great talent. The formula changed in recent years, without the NBC ties, so Radnich spent more time riffing on sports. River Islands!! Radnich announced his retirement … The Greg Papa move to KNBR really has had a domino affect on both stations. His departure allows KRON to make a clean start. ©2020 The Athletic Media Company. Radnich’s radio departure curiously comes only a day after The Athletic reported that Greg Papa is leaving the 95.7 The Recreation to affix KNBR 680 for an undisclosed sports activities speak present slot. False. Constantly drinking the Kool-Aid but since the Warriors have been so good it's not noticable.

Radnich, who joined KRON in February 1985, plans to remain with the TV station through August. Since joining KRON4 in 1985, Radnich has brought Bay Area sports fans more than just the scores with his unique off-the-cuff style.

His game has gone down hill faster than Lindsay Vonn on one leg on packed powder. Since joining KRON4 in 1985, Radnich has brought Bay Area sports fans more than just the scores with his unique off-the-cuff style. It’s wierd to me that management would think that having more of Radnich on the air would help the station. The truth is, Gary Radnich was forced out.KRON simply made conditions for continued employment so restrictive that they forced Radnich's hand. In fact, 415 Media has learned through a source close to the station, KRON was adamant that Radnich should be on the … Radnich, who hosted a daily show from 10 a.m. to 1 …

This includes information about the number of visitors to the site, what pages visitors view on our site and how long visitors are viewing pages on the site. Did you miss the leaked photos? . Thank you audience for 36 years of TV-Radio! I've closed my life to that show because of it. The strikes clearly trace at a considerable shakeup at KNBR. I learn more from Fitz and Barnett watching Warrior games, than I do Van Gundy and Mark Jackson for example watching nationally televised games of other NBA teams and nationally televised Warrior games.As far as Fitz on KNBR, I used to like his show with Rod back when they were the main Bay Area sports talk radio option in the afternoons back in the mid to late 2000's. It’s like, when you’re in love with something, you got to make a clean break.”. Asked why his style worked in the Bay Area market, Radnich recalled this advice he once received: “If people who don’t like sports like you, then you’ll make it.”, “I could kind of wing it,” he said. — Gary Radnich (@GaryRadnich) June 22, 2019. He and Larry Krueger host a daily show airing from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Radnich, 68, told The Chronicle he plans to stay on the radio “until people are tired of listening.”, “It’s a younger, more fun-loving audience,” he said of his KNBR listeners. “That’s what I’m most proud of — we had absolutely no sports on the station for the last 17 years, and I was able to keep rolling,” he said. I’m surprised they think he has much of a following.