WFAN might have a major issue on its hands regarding "Boomer and Gio." During this Friday morning's show, Gregg Giannotti made an inexcusable mistake while "Boomer and Gio" was televised on CBS Sports ...

WFAN listeners said goodbye to a beloved radio host this Friday. It was reported earlier this month that Craig Carton is returning to WFAN. In order to make room for the polarizing radio host, Evan ...

For an NBA team thriving on the new (new coach, new mix of players, new horizons), the New York Knicks have been headlining a ...

Alex Rodriguez warned the Yankees that Aaron Judge’s championship window is closing, calling it ‘an absolute tragedy’ if the generational star retires without a World Series ring. Appearing on WFAN ...

A live episode will be recorded this weekend at Fanatics Fest NYC.

Ann Liguori, a golf and tennis correspondent for CBS Sports Radio Network and WFAN Sports Radio, explained in a recent interview how golf is covered on the radio and offered a glimpse into the sport's ...

Keith Hernandez will be on the radio on Thanksgiving morning alongside longtime WFAN host Richard Neer, who is making his return to the station during the holiday. The beloved Mets broadcaster and ...

There’s nothing like a good sports talk radio debate. Only this debate isn’t about sports. It’s about sports talk radio. Specifically, whether it’s a good idea for WFAN to bring back controversial ...

WFAN is running it back with Craig Carton. Carton is nearing a deal to host WFAN’s afternoon drive show in what would be his third stint with the sports radio station, according to The Athletic. The 2 ...

Craig Carton’s return to WFAN has left Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata in limbo, and ESPN’s Don La Greca isn’t so sure that’s a good call. The ESPN radio co-host, who used to run a show with Michael ...

No one in the radio business is surprised that Craig Carton appears to be headed back to WFAN for a third stint. The report to that effect in The Athletic on Tuesday was news, no doubt, so this is not ...

You’re probably wondering how a group of WFAN hosts got here. Well, this is what it looks like when the Knicks, Jets, and Mets provide a trinity of wild sports moments in 60 seconds. WFAN took a page ...