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Message: [QUOTE="Lefty2one, post: 3605248, member: 1001"] Podcasts are where it's at, though I will listen to Dan Patrick or Rich Eisen on occasion when I'm in the office and it's relatively quiet. They're still great at their craft and they do it without ego. It's funny how far things have come, where once upon a time Dan Patrick was seen as the smug sports personality, along with Olbermann, and now he's one of the most level-headed, tame guys around. No hot takes, minimal stupid/annoying segments. I can't remember the last time ESPN had a tolerable sports talk show. Mike & Mike wasn't for me. I don't need to say anything about Cowherd. LeBatard is insufferable. When I'm in the car though it's always podcasts. There are so many good sports ones nowadays and you can avoid the 7-9 minute commercial breaks that plague sports radio. [/QUOTE]