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Ken Weinman

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I like to talk on the radio about sports and stuff. Check me out @IA1057thefan Lover of Springsteen. Tweets are mine
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Super Bowl LX is set: New England Patriots vs. Seattle Seahawks

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By Ken Weinman Verified, Tim Barbalace, Tom Carroll
| WEEI-FM (Boston, MA) Verified
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a Super Bowl matchup! On Sunday, both the AFC and NFC Championship Games were played, with the Patriots (14-3) beating the Broncos (14-3) to win the AFC in Denver, and the Seahawks (14-3) beating the Rams (12-5) to win the NFC in Seattle. That means Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA on February 8 will feature the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks, 11 years after the two franchises faced off in Super Bowl XLIX - a 28-24 win for New England.
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John Harbaugh out as Baltimore Ravens head coach

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By Ken Weinman Verified
| WJZ-FM (Catonsville, MD) Verified
The Baltimore Ravens have fired head coach John Harbaugh, ending an 18-season run that included a Super Bowl title but increasingly stalled in the Lamar Jackson era. The news broke during Tuesday's Inside Access on 105.7 The Fan, with reports indicating the organization began informing staff shortly after the decision was made. While the move may feel seismic, Jason La Canfora, Ken Weinman and Tim Barbalace framed it as overdue rather than shocking.
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Pete Alonso Is built for Baltimore

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By Ken Weinman Verified
| WJZ-FM (Catonsville, MD) Verified
The Orioles' biggest offseason splash drew a strong endorsement from someone who knows Pete Alonso as well as anyone: former Mets manager Buck Showalter. Joining Inside Access, Showalter said he spoke with Alonso about an hour before the interview and described him as "so excited" about coming to Baltimore, already looking for places to live with his family.
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