Mad Dog Sports Radio

Babchik is a loveable loser who some questionable souls have called the voice of the common man. However, he is anything but common. Babchik has a passion for talking sports and drinking beer. If you want to feel better about your life, just listen to Babs! You can hear him on Morning Men every weekday morning on Mad Dog Sports Radio.

Tom Byrne is host of NBA Post-Game Show, weeknights after play-by-play games until 2 am ET. Byrne joined SiriusXM in 2013 after hosting his own show on 97.5 The Fanatic in Philadelphia, for several years. He can also be heard regularly on SiriusXM’s Mad Dog Sports Radio.

Evan Cohen is host of No Look Pass, weekdays 10 am – 1 pm ET. Cohen is a veteran broadcaster with more than 15 years of experience in the industry. He’s the lead host for The Morning Men on Mad Dog Sports Radio, and hosts a daily talk show in West Palm Beach.

Linda Cohn is one of the most well-known broadcasters in sports media. A trailblazer, she was hired by ABC in 1987 as the first full-time female sports anchor on a national radio network. Today, she’s one of the familiar faces on ESPN’s SportsCenter, a position she’s held since 1992. Cohn brings her passion, knowledge, and broadcasting experience to the Mad Dog Sports Radio airwaves, where she can be heard giving her unfiltered opinions on a variety of topics. Cohn also hosts In the Crease as part of ESPN’s NHL coverage. Her passion for the game and the goalie position makes her a perfect NHL Network Radio personality.

Leger Douzable spent the past decade as a run-stopper in the NFL, playing defensive tackle for the NY Jets, NY Giants, Rams, Jaguars, Titans, and more. The former UCF star transitioned into broadcasting, serving as an NFL analyst for CBS Sports and SNY. He’s also called college football games for ESPN. When he’s not on camera, you can usually find “Douz” in the kitchen, where he’s earned a reputation around South Florida as a culinary wizard when it comes to seafood.

Amin Elhassan is co-host of No Look Pass, 10 am – 1 pm ET, and NBA Insiders, Sundays 10 am – 1 pm ET. Elhassan is a Front Office Insider for ESPN and former executive with the Phoenix Suns. He’s a regular on ESPN’s The Jump and other basketball-related programs.

Graca has been featured on Mad Dog Sports Radio for the last decade. He can also be heard on other SiriusXM sports channels, including MLB Network Radio. He is an Emmy-nominated television personality for SportsNet New York (SNY) and has appeared on ESPN Radio, both locally and nationally. Graca is also the pregame and postgame radio host for the New York Jets, and provides year-round content for the team’s website.
 

Zach Harper is host of No Look Pass, weekdays 10 am – 1 pm ET. Harper is a Staff Writer for The Athletic NBA with more than 10 years of experience covering the league. He also hosts The Daily Ding and Back To Back basketball podcasts.
 

Adam “Pacman” Jones became a household name during his impressive 13-year run in the NFL as a star defensive back and return specialist. Selected by the Tennessee Titans with the 6th overall pick in the 2005 NFL Draft, Jones immediately made an impact with his blazing speed and hard-hitting style. He also spent several seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals, where he earned 1st Team All-Pro honors in 2014.

Rick Kamla is host of Give and Go, weekdays 1 pm – 4 pm ET. Kamla is a veteran radio and TV broadcaster who’s been covering the NBA for more than 15 years, hosting numerous play-by-play broadcasts and talk shows, as well as anchoring NBA TV’s flagship show Gametime.

Following a successful football career that included being named ACC Player of the year at Florida State in 1995 and leading the New York Giants to the NFC East title in 1997, Kanell shifted his focus to sports media. After a long run at ESPN, where he was a college football analyst and regular host on ESPN Radio, Kanell came to SiriusXM to work on ESPNU Radio and Mad Dog Sports Radio. 

Omar Kelly writes for the South Florida Sun Sentinel, where he covers the Miami Dolphins and the NFL. He is a graduate of Florida A&M University and a native of South Florida. During his career as a sports writer, which began in 1997, he’s also covered the Florida State Seminoles, Miami Hurricanes, and Miami Heat.

Lundberg’s passion, knowledge, wit, and unique perspective are immediately apparent to any sports talk listener, and his show will leave you informed and entertained. In addition to his work with Mad Dog and Sirius XM, Lundberg hosts daily videos for Sports Illustrated. He spent nearly a decade at ESPN Radio and can be heard every Saturday morning on CBS Sports Radio.

Brandon Marshall is the founder and CEO of I Am Athlete, the athlete-led media network dedicated to sharing authentic athlete stories. He also runs House of Athlete, a cutting-edge lifestyle and wellness brand dedicated to improving mental and physical fitness for both professional and everyday athletes. Marshall famously spent 13 seasons in the NFL, where he established himself as one of the most dominant wide receivers of his era—earning six Pro Bowl trips and leading the league in TDs in 2015. He is a mission-driven leader dedicated to using his own experiences to impact all the lives around him.

After an eight-year NFL career with the Indianapolis Colts that saw him voted to two Pro Bowls and be named a First Team All-Pro in 2014, McAfee retired in 2017 to embark on his media career. McAfee joined Barstool Sports, where he developed the "Heartland" division of the company in Indianapolis, and hosted The Pat McAfee Show on the Barstool Power 85 channel on SiriusXM.  In 2018, McAfee joined Fox in a broadcasting role for their college football and NFL broadcasts. In 2019 McAfee signed with ESPN, where he serves as the color analyst for their Thursday Night College Football broadcasts and makes regular appearances on other ESPN programs. McAfee has become one of sports media's most popular and compelling personalities and now host his daily The Pat McAfee Show weekdays from 12- 3PM ET on Mad Dog Sports Radio. 

LeSean McCoy drove NFL defenses CRAZY during his illustrious 11-year career—going down in history as one of the most elusive running backs to ever play the game. Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2009, “Shady” went on to become the team’s all-time leading rusher in just six seasons. McCoy was the NFL’s leading rusher in 2013, earned 1st Team All-Pro nods in 2011 and 2013, and wrapped up his career with two Super Bowl rings.

For more than 15 years, Meagher has brought his unique style to SiriusXM, and has interviewed everyone from Mike Trout to Justin Bieber. A South Carolina alum, he grew up in Detroit and spent time in Los Angeles, but now resides in Las Vegas where he also hosts shows for VSIN. Name a sport—from horse racing to boxing to college football—and Meagher is betting on it. 

Lance Medow joined SiriusXM in 2009 and has served in a variety of roles, including update anchor and play-by-play announcer. He hosts Nightcap on SiriusXM Mad Dog Sports Radio. In addition to his work for SiriusXM, Medow  serves as the Pre/Half/Post Game Host for the New York Giants Radio Network and a play-by-play announcer for Columbia University Athletics/Ivy League Digital Network. He’s also done work for ESPN Radio, MTV, MLB.com, and Westwood One.

Renowned sports talk personality Chris “Mad Dog” Russo joined SiriusXM in 2008 to headline the exclusive all-sports talk channel Mad Dog Sports Radio. Known for having helped popularize the sports talk radio format across the country, Russo became a fan favorite for his feisty, unflinchingly candid approach to talking sports; and his unrestrained, rapid-fire delivery earned him the nickname “Mad Dog.”  Prior to joining SiriusXM, Russo spent nearly 20 years on New York radio where he represented one half of the hugely popular Mike and the Mad Dog radio show.

Chris Plank hosts various programs on SiriusXM Big 12 Radio as well as ESPNU Radio and I Am Athlete. Plank continues his involvement with Sooner Sports TV as co-host of Sooner Sports Spotlight and the ever-popular Sooner Football Signing Day special.

Schein has been a member of the SiriusXM family for more than 16 years and currently hosts Schein on Sports on Mad Dog Sports Radio. He also has a nightly television show on CBS Sports Network called Time to Schein, and is a contributor to NFL.com.

Prior to joining SiriusXM, Torre spent 18 years as the morning drive anchor and Sports Director of 1010 WINS Radio in NYC. He has also covered the NFL Draft and Summer Olympics for Westwood One, and served as a sports anchor on the ABC Radio Network. Torre also serves as the Program Director of SiriusXM Mad Dog Sports Radio.

Dr. Chantel Tremitiere is a women’s basketball pioneer. Not only was she selected 18th overall in the inaugural 1997 WNBA Draft, but “Auntie Chantel” became even more famous in recent years as a trick shot goddess on TikTok and Instagram. She’s also enjoyed success off court, producing the No Limit classic “Hoody Hoo,” and appearing in the Disney Channel original movie Double Teamed.

JT the Brick is one of the most dynamic voices in sports talk radio, and fast-paced show is the last you hear on Mad Dog Sports Radio each night. His high-energy delivery is exactly what you need when you’re up late. JT’s sports radio career launched after winning Jim Rome’s “Smack-Off.” He previously worked at KNBR and Fox Sports Radio.

Former New York Giants quarterback and current CBS NFL analyst, Phil Simms brings his 30 plus years of experience in the game to SiriusXM as part of the Mad Dog Sports Radio Crew. Catch Simms weekly during football season on Simms and The Mad Dog at 4 pm ET.

Antoine Walker is a three-time NBA All-Star. Walker was selected 6th overall in the 1996 NBA Draft by the Boston Celtics. Walker attended the University of Kentucky and then spent 12 years in the NBA (1996 to 2008). Walker won an NBA championship in 2006 with the Miami Heat.

George Wrighster was drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 2003 NFL Draft (from the University of Oregon). He played six seasons with the team before signing with the New York Giants in 2009. After his professional football career ended, George successfully transitioned into his second career as an entrepreneur/investor and sports media personality. He has hosted shows on radio and television for a number of networks, including Fox Sports Radio, Fox Sports 1, ESPN 3, Los Angeles-based KFWB, and KLAC. In 2018, Wrighster launched UnafraidShow.com, the home of fresh and honest opinions and news about the business of sports, the Pac-12 conference, and entertainment. The site features insightful and fearless conversations via written articles, podcasts, and videos. Wrighster has also traveled around the world to more than 15 military bases to speak to our servicemen and servicewomen about being as mentally and emotionally fit as they are physically. He is an advisor for the Harvard Football Players Health Study. In addition, Wrighster has worked directly with the NFLPA and Professional Athletes Foundation developing the programs in place for players now within The Trust.