A popular New York radio personality returns to his hometown roots.
Chris Carlin will reunite with Bart Scott as part of ESPN New York's revamped lineup in 2025, the network announced Wednesday.
Carlin previously hosted on WFAN with Scott and Maggie Gray, replacing Mike Francesa on Afternoon Drive, and the trio worked together during the day after Francesa returned to the station.
Carlin and Scott have worked together quite a bit over the past few years on national broadcaster ESPN Radio Network, but the duo never officially became official.
The two will now co-star in the 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. time slot, largely replacing Mike Greenberg's national show that aired from 10 a.m. to noon.
Carlin has always put on a strong show, whether it's on ESPN radio in New York, Philadelphia, or across the country.
He got his first break in the business while creating WFAN's iconic afternoon drive program “Mike and the Mad Dog.”
He was most recently a host with Joe Fortenbaugh on ESPN Radio.
Scott was hosting with Alan Hearn, but Michael Kay will be hosting a solo show from 1pm to 3pm, and will now be working with Don La Greca and Peter Rosenberg in the afternoon. is moving to the drive.
Rick DiPietro and Dave Rosenberg will remain for the afternoon drive, and Dan Graza will remain for the late night.
“This historic lineup underscores our commitment to bringing engaging, locally-focused content to New York sports fans,” ESPN executive David Roberts said in a statement. “Iconic voices like Michael Kay, the reunion of Chris Carlin and Bert Scott, the continuation of the fan-favorite morning show with Rick DiPietro and Dave Rosenberg, Don La Greca, Peter Rosenberg, Alan Hearn, we are excited to bring you unparalleled analysis and conversation that truly captures the passion of New York sports.”
ESPN New York is owned by Good Karma Brands and broadcasts on the AM 880 frequency, which has been home to CBS Radio for decades.
