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in the 25-54 male demographic, according to Nielsen Audio Ratings. In 2020, Good Karma started a local morning show in Chicago, with David Kaplan and Jonathan Hood, to help in ESPN 1000’s ratings fight against its rival, The Score, which has Mike Mulligan and David Haugh in morning drive.ĭuring the second month of the winter book in New York, Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti beat Johnson, Williams and Kellerman with a 6.1 share, compared to a 1.8 from 8 a.m. The impetus of the current moves is that ESPN has a relatively new ownership agreement with Good Karma Brands. Rick DiPietro (l.) with Alan Hahn (r.) in 2015. It is basically impossible to do a show that is appealing in both Manhattan and Manhattan, Kan., though ESPN has banged its head against the microphone for decades trying to make it work. The national show has struggled in the ratings battle in New York, which has been a perpetual problem since 2003, when ESPN New York began on 1050 AM. DiPietro and Rothenberg will move to 6-10 a.m with the expansion. in New York, while “Keyshawn, JWill and Max” airs from 8-10 a.m. It is one of the first steps that could lead to a possible restructuring of ESPN Radio’s national morning program that features Keyshawn Johnson, Jay Williams and Max Kellerman, according to sources.Īs ESPN New York’s weekday lineup stands now, DiPietro and Rothenberg are on from 5-8 a.m. 3, of Rick DiPietro and Dave Rothenberg’s morning show into a four-hour show to compete head-to-head with the top-rated “Boomer & Gio” program on WFAN, The Post has learned. That will start with the expansion, on Jan.

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