The Miami/Fort Lauderdale ratings were released for the region. There were more lineup changes during this ratings period between the two top market competitors in their 15-year rivalry.
Sports Talk 790 The Ticket WAXY-AM got knocked out of first place after seven months. 560 WQAM-AM finished on top alone by themselves for the first time since December.
Sports Talk 790 The Ticket WAXY-AM got knocked out of first place after seven months. 560 WQAM-AM finished on top alone by themselves for the first time since December.
The Ticket dropped from a 0.8 to a 0.6. It was the final period that the Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz will be part of that station after a 15-year tenure. Brett Romberg was let go as they shifted Jonathan Zaslow and Amber Wilson from morning drive to middays. Brendan Tobin, Leroy Hoard and Brian London made their way from middays to mornings. They ended the afternoon show with Captain Curtis Stevenson and Chris Perkins.
WQAM went from a 0.6 to a 0.7 during the month. Their brand was changed from Miami Sports Radio 560 to 560 The Joe. They dropped their midday show with Alex Donno and Josh Friedman. The afternoon show with Marc Hochman and Channing Crowder would be simulcast on the station and have the afternoon shift on 790 The Ticket.
Miami Spots 940 WINZ-AM remained at a 0.3 for the fourth consecutive month. They still remain consistent even with the Miami Marlins broadcasts.
640 The Hurricane WMEN-AM held a 0.1 for the seventh straight month. The New York Yankees moved up to the best record in baseball and they have been boosted by their broadcasts.
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