By BSM Staff / July 9, 2020. The Sports Hub is also the radio home of the Patriots, while WEEI has the Red Sox.
Last spring, The Sports Hub had a 9.2 share, good for first place, while WEEI was fourth with a 5.4. WEEI finished eighth with a 4.5 share. WEEI’s “OMF” program, hosted by Glenn Ordway, Lou Merloni, and Christian Fauria, was fifth (4.3, including 0.2 for WVEI and 0.2 for its stream). Toucher & Rich have been the morning show staple at 98.5 since the station launched in 2009.
They allowed this mad man to do this!”.
Barrett Sports Media delivers news, advice, and opinion on the sports radio, TV, and print industries. weei ratings july 2020 The 15.3 gap in the ratings between shows is the biggest discrepancy out of the three match-ups. In the spring, the Sports Hub was first (11.5), while WEEI was eighth (4.5).
The Sports Hub’s “Felger & Massarotti” show pulled in a 16.0 share. They matter most.”. The May ratings for Boston sports radio are out. The event was streamed live on The Kirk Minihane Network’s YouTube channel. 6-10 am. The Sports Hub (98.5) earned an 11.2 share overall in the targeted men 25-54 demographic from the period of June 18-Sept. 9 to finish first. You can be cordial without being a doormat. “Don’t turn your back on what you are and most important…don’t turn you back on your audience. WEEI’s “The Greg Hill Show” was fifth (6.5, including 0.9 from WVEI and 0.3 from its stream). Don’t give in,” Minihane said. It featured Kirk and his staff reading eulogies and saying prayers for the station, and not holding back any criticism. 98.5’s Toucher & Rich: 13.5.
WEEI was 11th in that hour (3.0, no share from WVEI or streaming). Matt Jones To Serve As Election Analyst On Local TV, Boomer Esiason Gets Bigger Desk To One Up Craig Carton, Eric Nadel Gets 2 Year Extension From Rangers, Joe DeCamara Drops Epic Carson Wentz Rant, Story of a Lifetime…And Few Media on the Front Lines, Dave LaMont’s Status At ESPN Uncertain After Conference Call. WEEI was tied with WKLB for eighth with a 4.3 share. In morning drive (6-10 a.m.), The Sports Hub’s “Toucher & Rich” show was first (12.0), despite being without host Fred Toucher for seven weeks, while he received treatment for alcohol dependency.
Minihane went on an indefinite leave from WEEI in September 2018 amid battles with mental health issues. He returned to Entercom as part of the company’s Radio.com podcast network, but exited in May of 2019 to join Barstool.
In morning drive (6-10 a.m.), The Sports Hub’s “Toucher & Rich” show was first (12.0), despite being without host Fred Toucher for seven weeks while he received treatment for alcohol dependency. New England’s most entertaining and informative coverage of the Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics & Bruins. WEEI, which had Red Sox broadcasts once the season began July 24 among other programming, was 10th (3.6, with no share for streaming or WVEI). In the previous three-month ratings stretch covering the winter, The Sports Hub earned an 11.9 share to WEEI’s 6.4. Follow him on Twitter @GlobeChadFinn. October 2020 PPM 6+ Mon-Sun, 6a-12mid Population: 4,376,900 (Black: 356,600) (Hispanic: 507,100) Last Updated: 10-27-20 (Nielsen Subscribing Stations Only) No wonder he is where he is at the moment…. In afternoon drive (2-6 p.m.), The Sports Hub’s “Felger & Massarotti” was first with a huge 16.9 share, nearly doubling up the second-place program, WZLX’s Chuck Nowlin-hosted show (8.7). In the spring Nielsen Audio ratings, which mostly coincided with the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic that affected listeners’ habits, 98.5 The Sports Hub routed sports radio competitor WEEI (93.7). Former morning man Kirk Minihane has declared WEEI “dead,” “f***ed,” and “irrelevant” after the spring ratings were released this week. Former morning man Kirk Minihane has declared WEEI “dead,” “f***ed,” and “irrelevant” after the spring ratings were released this week. When it comes to dealing with activists, Minihane said he learned a lesson that he brought with him to Barstool. — The Kirk Minihane Show (@kirkminshow) July 9, 2020 Kirk Minihane, the host of the Kirk Minihane Show on the Barstool Sports podcast network, is taking a victory lap after the release of the spring ratings book that reflected the listenership, or specifically the lack thereof, for Boston sports radio station WEEI, his former employer. He addressed them and what the station’s low ratings may mean for their job security with two simple words: “tough poopies.”. WEEI’s “OMF” program was ninth (3.7, including 0.1 for its stream and no share from WVEI). Have conversations? While he listed several people at WEEI that he is happy to see fail, Minihane did note that there are people in the building that he still cares about. Sports Hub leaves WEEI in the spring ratings dust 98.5 finishes first overall in COVID-19 addled period, while competition was eighth By Chad Finn Globe Staff,Updated July 8, 2020, 7:34 p.m. Without that data included, flagship station WEEI 93.7 would have tied WGBH for eighth. Swell! “Bob Murchison is a mad man. In the 7 p.m.-midnight window, The Sports Hub, which airs “The Adam Jones Show'' weeknights and had Bruins and Celtics games before their seasons were halted by the COVID-19 pandemic, was tied for third (6.4).
The Sports Hub's weekday programs all finished tied for first or better in their time slots in the summer Nielsen Audio ratings, despite the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the sports schedule. He and his 100 dedicated fans then harass those folks endlessly. And Minihane is crying about Murchison?
“Yes, I do.”.
Former WEEI morning personality and current host of a daily podcast with Barstool, Kirk Minihane was the first to report the numbers Wednesday afternoon. WEEI, which had Red Sox broadcasts once the season began July 24 among other programming, was 10th (3.6, with no share for streaming or WVEI). Minihane didn’t let station management off the hook though. Funny…between WEEI and MInihane, who is on the air today? Last summer, the Sports Hub was second (7.6), while WEEI was sixth (4.7). “He also noted that any attempt to pin the numbers on the Cover-19 Pandemic is absurd, given the performance of cross-town rival, 98.5 the Sports Hub.”. Follow him on Twitter @GlobeChadFinn. The radio listening audience in Boston dropped approximately 40 percent in the spring compared to the previous six months. According to the Twitter account Boston Radio Watch, 98.5 The Sports Hub pulled off a resounding win over WEEI.Here are how the three drive-time slots turned out. The station had a low spring ratings book, one of its worst in 25 years, which led Minihane to stage a virtual funeral. That’s fine. In the 7 p.m.-midnight period, The Sports Hub, which airs “The Adam Jones Show” as well as Celtics and Bruins games weeknights, was tied for first (8.1) with WXKS (or Kiss 108) programming. Stream, read and download WEEI 93.7 FM from any device on RADIO.com Toucher returned Sept. 9, the start of the fall ratings book. He’s done essential the same thing with Dale Arnold, Chris Curtis, Trenni Kunsierik and anyone else he directs his “anger” to.
Chad Finn can be reached at chad.finn@globe.com. WEEI’s number includes its online stream (0.2) and the share it gets from Providence-based WVEI (103.7) in the Boston market (0.2). The Sports Hub (98.5 FM) finished first, earning an 11.5 overall share in the targeted men 25-54 demographic from the period of March 26-June 17. In middays (10 a.m-2 p.m.), the Sports Hub’s “Zolak & Bertrand” show took first (13.7), while WEEI’s “Dale and Keefe” show was seventh (4.4 including 0.1 for the stream and 0.1 for WVEI). WEEI’s Greg Hill Show: 6.6.
Michael Felger and Tony Massarotti (above) more than doubled their nearest competition in the 2-6 p.m. daypart, one of three Sports Hub shows to win their timeslot overall.
Minihane specifically called out program director Joe Zarbano, market manager Mark Hannon, Entercom President of Sports Mike Dee, and Entercom CEO David Field as leaders of WEEI that made the decisions that led to this moment. The station had a low spring ratings book, one of its worst in 25 years, which led Minihane to stage a virtual funeral. Copyright Barrett Sports Media © All rights reserved. In middays (10 a.m-2 p.m.), The Sports Hub’s “Zolak & Bertrand” took first (13.8). “The other station finished number 1 and had their highest ratings ever!”. Without that data included, flagship station WEEI 93.7 would have been ninth (3.9). The Sports Hub’s online stream is included in its share. WEEI’s “Dale and Keefe” was seventh (4.2, including 0.3 from WVEI and 0.3 from its stream). In the 6-7 p.m. window, The Sports Hub was first with a 10.4, with the Tony Massarotti-hosted “The Baseball Reporters” returning July 20.
“Do I take some personal satisfaction knowing that station is completely f***ed?” Minihane asked rhetorically. Its finish in the top spot is impressive considering the Bruins and Celtics, whose game broadcasts air on The Sports Hub, did not play for approximately half of the summer book while sports were shut down because of COVID-19.
In morning drive (6-10 a.m.), The Sports Hub’s “Toucher & Rich” show was first (12.7).
WEEI’s number includes its online stream (0.2) as well as the share it gets from Providence-based WVEI (103.7) from listeners located in the Boston market (0.2). Responsibility for the demise of WEEI was laid at the feet of activist Bob Murchison, who waged campaigns to have advertisers boycott Minihane, his co-host Gerry Callahan, and the rest of the station whenever he felt the morning show went too far. Above from left, Michael Felger, his wife, Fox 25 morning news anchor Sara Underwood, Tony Massarotti, and Jim Murray. Zarbano is excited for where the show is after one year on WEEI. By Brandon Contes / July 9, 2020 Boston’s sports radio ratings are out, and the results are again very one sided with 98.5 The Sports Hub continuing to dominate the market. “Listen? The event was streamed live on The Kirk Minihane Network’s YouTube channel. WEEI, which primarily has the “Mut at Night'' program in that window and would have had Red Sox games had they not been postponed, was tied for 13th (2.9, 0.0 from WVEI and streaming). He dismissed the idea that the station’s low numbers were due to the Cover-19 Pandemic, pointing out that cross-town rival 98.5 the Sports Hub thrived during the same period.
In afternoon drive (2-6 p.m.), the Sports Hub’s “Felger & Massarotti” was first with a 16.0 share. Chad Finn can be reached at chad.finn@globe.com.
And Kirk cries about Murchison.
WEEI (93.7) did not fare as well.
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