Big Daddy Graham -- the beloved Philadelphia sports talk radio host, author and comedian who ushered graveyard shifters through the ups and downs of fandom and life -- has died, SportsRadio 94WIP said ...

PHILADELPHIA >> The ever-changing sports talk radio lineup in the city is getting another charge, but this time it’s a familiar voice. SportsRadio 94WIP Monday announced that longtime sports radio ...

15-year-old Russell Drzik just had heart surgery CHOP. A successful surgery has also ended in a dream come true. He'll be attending the Eagles-Saints playoff game tonight at the Linc thanks to Eagles ...

Several guests were on with Angelo Cataldi and the Morning Team Monday morning to talk about the death of Osama Bin Laden. Bobby Brink is heading home, and the Flyers are acquiring 6-foot-4 ...

On Wednesday, Entercom announced that Angelo Cataldi renewed his contract as morning host at SportsRadio 94WIP in Philadelphia. He’s been hosting mornings on the station for 27 years and has been near ...

After nearly four decades with Philadelphia’s SportsRadio WIP, Howard Eskin announced he is parting ways with the station. Eskin made the announcement Friday afternoon, where the 73-year-old sports ...

Al Morganti, 69, who has been Cataldi’s co-host for all 31 years of the show’s run, will not be part of the reconfigured morning lineup. David Yadgaroff, Philadelphia market manager for WIP parent ...

Philadelphia sports radio host Howard Eskin reportedly shouted at a female employee shortly before he abruptly left 94.1 WIP last month. Eskin, who is the father of former WFAN programmer and current ...

Angelo Cataldi is not ready for retirement. At least not yet. SportsRadio 94WIP announced Wednesday the station's parent company, Entercom Communications, has renewed its contract with Cataldi, who ...

Former WIP and New Jersey sports radio host Craig Carton was sentenced Friday to 42 months in prison for ticket fraud. Carton, 50, was also ordered to complete 150 hours of community service and pay ...

There is no gas shortage when it comes to sports radio studios around the country, but usually, any flatulence that occurs does so with the microphone off. Not the case for Philadelphia radio host Ike ...