The son of a Philadelphia sports radio icon banned for his 'unwanted ... from his father's actions. Spike Eskin - the son of local radio stalwart Howard - is also a host on WIP and listeners ...

Howard Eskin returned to his weekend show on ... employee at Citizens Bank Park in May, which led to the local sports media icon getting barred from the stadium for the rest of the Major League ...

Howard Eskin, a Philly sports radio icon and long-time Eagles sideline reporter, received a season-long banishment from Phillies games after a female employee at Citizens Bank Park accused him of ...

Philly radio icon Howard Eskin has been banned from ... The Eagles have taken no action against Eskin. And it appears they will not. According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, via Sports Business Daily, ...

Howard Eskin ... Inquirer reported Eskin had been accused of making an unwanted advance toward an Aramark employee at Citizens Bank Park, prompting the veteran sports media personality to get ...

On Thursday afternoon, Bay Area sports radio station 95.7 The Game (KGMZ-FM) welcomed Howard Eskin to the “Willard and Dibs” show to discuss the Eagles and 49ers. The guest spot comes less ...

For the better part of the past two decades, Columbus East has been at or near the top of the Hoosier Hills Conference volleyball standings, and Jennings County has been in the lower tier of the ...

Running back D'Andre Swift shares his reaction after being traded to Philadelphia Eagles. PFF NFL Analyst Sam Monson: Los Angeles Rams got 'one of the steals of the draft' in Rams cornerback Tre ...

Philly radio icon Howard Eskin has been ... have taken no action against Eskin. And it appears they will not. According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, via Sports Business Daily, Eskin will return ...

Outlandish as it might sound, there is a local connection to the legendary lead-up to Augusta National Golf Club.

YOUNGSTOWN — For eight months, Youngstown State has lined up against itself. Throughout spring practice and fall camp, the Penguins have hit each other and scrimmaged against themselves, but now ...