ESPN New York Radio will simulcast two of its shows on MSG Networks starting in September
ESPN New York Radio hosts, clockwise from top left: Alan Hahn, Rick DiPietro, Don La Greca, Peter Rosenberg and Dave Rothenberg Credit: ESPN Images
A pair of ESPN New York Radio 880’s talk shows will be simulcast on MSG Network starting next month, according to an expanded partnership announced on Wednesday.
ESPN’s “DiPietro and Rothenberg” morning show and the “Don, Hahn and Rosenberg” afternoon show will begin their simulcasts on a September date to be announced, according to the news release from MSG Networks and ESPN 880’s Good Karma.
Additional details regarding the simulcast schedule, launch date and platform availability will be announced ahead of the September debut.
Knicks and Rangers games will continue to be heard on 880.
The morning show hosted by Rick DiPietro and Dave Rothenberg is broadcast from 6-10. The afternoon show hosted by Don La Greca, Alan Hahn and Peter Rosenberg is on from 3-7.
“Building upon our existing long-time relationship with ESPN New York was an inherently seamless fit for MSG Networks as we continue to enhance our programming,” Kevin Marotta, MSG Networks senior vice president of content and marketing, said in a statement. “Delivering viewers additional opportunities to see and listen to game reactions from ESPN New York shows through the same platform as they are consuming Knicks and Rangers game broadcasts offers great continuity and a convenient extension of the viewing experience.”
Hahn, the Long Island native who is also a Knicks analyst on MSG, said in a statement: “We’re all beyond excited to simulcast on MSG Network, which will give our shows an even bigger platform and audience to reach and entertain. Each of us has a personal and unique connection to all of the teams on the network — especially Don and me. That makes this partnership a perfect fit.”
La Greca is the play-by-play announcer for Devils games on MSG.
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