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Why do I keep this cesspool alive?
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This most likely is amusing to only me.
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who is francesa yelling at ed coleman?
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I had no idea who you were talking about so I looked him up.
Ed Coleman
Funniest On Air Experience:
The pigeon unloading on my partner Dave Sims' head opening day, Yankee Stadium in (I believe) 1989. A direct hit! Still didn't help grow anything up there for Dave...but me being a candidate for Men's Hair Now, I shouldn't talk. The pigeon had better aim than any Mets or Yankees pitcher I've seen in 10 years.
Favorite Caller:
Tough to choose; always love talking with Vinny from Queens, the Bruces, Dick from Corona, Al from White Plains, Eli too. But if I had to single out one, it would be the late John from Sandy Hook; he expanded everyone's horizons with his love of baseball, his passion for the horses...and he always put the present in perspective by not letting you forget the rich tradition and history involved in all sports.
Strangest On Air Experience:
Jim Lampley relieving himself into a coffee cup while doing his opening monologue on the FAN without missing a beat...still one of the greatest broadcasting achievements I've ever witnessed. Who says broadcasters can't walk and chew gum at the same time?
Attributes the FAN's Success To:
Simply put: Right station, right time, right city, right people. Great fans have great passion and the WFAN fans have to share that, or it won't work. Good management, good support staff, and a good on-air product have all helped the FAN succeed. And, of course, Imus.
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