Good Karma sports WKNR/850 Cleveland has officially announced the latest series of lineup changes.
As reported by the Cleveland Plain Dealer yesterday, WMJI/105.7-WMMS/100.7 sports director Mark “Munch” Bishop leaves Clear Channel for “ESPN 850 WKNR”‘s afternoon drive post.
Afternoon drive host Kenny Roda gets bumped 3 hours, and will take the 6-9 PM slot recently occupied by former mid-morning host Greg Brinda.
Brinda loses a regular, daily show, but will now front the station’s “10th Inning” Cleveland Indians postgame show.
You might remember that “10th Inning” was done by Brinda after earlier “cost cutting” moves by former owner Salem first knocked him out of 9-noon, to be replaced by now-SportsTime Ohio host Bruce Drennan…then, of course, Drennan’s legal problems forced the station to replace him with – Brinda.
The other big announcement concerns the addition of former Cleveland Cavaliers TV voice Michael Reghi to the WKNR team. Reghi will become permanent host of the station’s “Wine and Gold Post Game Show” covering the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Bishop, Reghi, Brinda and Good Karma boss Craig Karmazin all join current WKNR afternoon driver Kenny Roda this afternoon at three. We hear Karmazin is out buying more microphones for the sparsely equipped WKNR studio…well, we assume he is with five people in the studio this afternoon…
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