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06/23/2009

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If The Fan's going to start turning over talent, why focus on someone who's on a show so late. It's time to overhaul the morning show and ditch the sketches, the show's not funny or informative, and I could care less about Landry's softball games and curling matches. Toth makes the Bullpen unlistenable.

I used to really enjoy Prime Time but aside from when Brunt, Blair, Smith, or Grange are on, I really don't get information or even informed opinions.

This is just another example of a media outlet dumping a senior salary. That was one of the reasons the late Pat Marsden was let go. You also have to look at the major shifts in FAN590 programming. They are trying to appeal to a differing multi cultural demographic. That is, there can only be so much Leafs folks want to hear?! Soccer show, race line, MMA clearly show the usual stand bys of Argos, Jays etc. can only carry so far. Norm had certainly toned down his schtick in the last 5 years or so, but he departs as a consumate pro.

I tell you what i love the fan but i don't listin to the Fan Late night anymore it just doesn't feel right.

Love you Storman

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