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Born and raised in Miami, Dominic knew his future was in sports. He has always been a sports fan and offers a unique and honest take on a variety of sports topics. He will ask questions and seek out answers to deliver. He will push to ask the questions that fans want to know and offer his insights on the day in sports.

His favorite sports moment to date came when he was able to attend the Reese’s Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama as a credentialed media member. It was the first time he had been credentialed for a sports event as a media member and he knew he was on the right path. He has enjoyed where his journey in sports has taken him and through his tenacity looks forward to where his journey will ultimately take him.

He began his sports journey in South Florida working with the Dolphins in Community Relations and progressed into the media realm of sports. One of his favorite quotes is “Work isn’t work unless you would rather be doing something else” and that’s how he feels when he talks about sports.

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Award-winning hosts Chris Canty – Super Bowl XLVI Champion with the New York Giants – and Chris Carlin will debut a new, national show Canty & Carlin from 3-7 p.m. ET as part of ESPN Radio’s weekday afternoon lineup, beginning Monday, April 25. The show will feature the duo bringing listeners their unique insight on the day’s events and breaking news, as well as getting fans ready for the night’s action with the latest updates, analysis and more. The show will also regularly welcome a full lineup of special guests across sports and entertainment.

Chris is a Super Bowl-champion defensive tackle and spent 11 years in the NFL with the Baltimore Ravens (2013-15), New York Giants (2009-12) and Dallas Cowboys (2005-08). He was a member of the Giants’ Super Bowl XLVI Championship team.

Canty shares insights that only insiders know from the field and locker room, but he’ll push the edges of sports, media, culture and entertainment to make your afternoon drive unlike any other ride.

Canty & Carlin will mark Carlin’s full-time national ESPN Radio debut. The Emmy-winning host most recently led his self-titled show on 98.7FM ESPN New York since 2019. His engaging, opinionated yet humorous style has resonated with audiences throughout his career. Prior to ESPN New York, Carlin had already been a fixture on the New York sports TV and radio scene for over a decade including hosting New York Mets pre and post-game shows and a debate show called Loudmouths on SNY. In addition, Carlin hosted a TV special on SNY, “Scandal in Sayreville,” an investigative look at the bullying scandal in Sayreville, NJ. The story received national attention, and the show won a New York Emmy. He is also the voice for Rutgers football, which he has done since 2004 and has called games for ESPN Radio.

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Born and raised in Indiana, Nathaniel always had a passion for sports from the very beginning. He grew up watching some of the greatest Sports Analysts like Stephen A. Smith and learning from his unique approach. Nathaniel always enjoyed debating sports in his childhood, and high school years. He is all about creating an original perspective on the sports world and how we view it.

Nathaniel graduated from Indiana University in 2022 with a bachelor's degree in Sports Marketing & Management. He started his sports media journey with his internship, JustGoodNetwork and covering all sports. He now has transitioned to ESPN working for the Ballerz and FanZone Podcast.

His favorite sports moment would be Kobe Bryant’s final game of his career in 2016 dropping 60 points at 37 years old. Kobe is a huge inspiration to him and the reason why he is a Lakers fan and has a passion for sports. He is very thankful and blessed to where his sports media journey has taken him so far. His positive mindset keeps him eager and ready to learn from his peers to get 1% better every day.

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Joseph has always been passionate about sports. He would watch ESPN every day as a kid in addition to playing sports in his free time. This love has transitioned into him pursuing a career in the sports industry here at ESPN SoCal. He is an avid Philadelphia Sports fan. He grew up in New Jersey about 45 minutes south of Philly. Any news or fact regarding the Phillies, Sixers, Eagles, Flyers, or Union, he will be on it. His favorite sports moment would have to be either the Phillies winning the 2008 World Series or the Eagles winning Super Bowl LII. He hopes another professional sports championship can come back to Philadelphia very soon. A fun fact about Joseph is he grew up 25 minutes east of where Indianapolis Colts' Running Back Jonathan Taylor was born and raised, and 25 minutes west of where The Los Angeles Angels' Outfielder Mike Trout was born and raised.
Joseph's passion and love for sports brings a fun and engaging viewpoint on any topic. He resonates with Confucius's quote, "Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life", which is exactly how he feels about his profession.

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The four-hour late night show recaps the top sports news events of the day and the biggest storylines from the games of the evening, mixing opinion, personality, and live guests and reporters. Each weeknight, Freddie & Fitzsimmons focuses on what fans are talking about that day as well as what we expect they will talk about tomorrow.

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Adam Glick is From San Diego California and attended Torrey Pines High School
Adam majored in Sports Journalism where he hosted his own radio show called “why not us” during his time at the university of Texas Adam also called Texas High School Football games for Cedar Ridge and Vista Ridge. Adam has had experience calling baseball as well where this past summer was the play-by-play announcer for the Ventura County Pro Am Buccaneers. Adam also was a staff writer for Sports Illustrated on the Texas Longhorns beat/main podcaster host. In his free time, he enjoys watching sports with his friends and playing pickle ball with friends and family.
Adam's favorite sport teams are the Texas Longhorns, San Diego Padres, and the Los Angeles Chargers.

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Mike Greenberg brings his unmatched depth of sports knowledge, fun and entertainment back to ESPN Radio on a daily basis. ‘Greeny’ will keep the audience up to date on the never ending breaking news in the sports world that matters most to his listeners. He’ll be joined regularly by the biggest names in the game covering all angles of the sports world. If it matters in sports, it matters to Greeny. When news breaks, ESPN analysts, reporters and insiders will provide insightful commentary and take you to the heart of the action. Using his unique ability to bring the best sports information as only he can, ‘Greeny’ airs weekdays from Noon-2P eastern on ESPN Radio.

Mike Greenberg has hosted ESPN’s morning show Get Up since its debut in 2018. He made his highly anticipated return to ESPN Radio as the host of Greeny in August 2020. The show– which airs from noon to 2 p.m. ET and is simulcast on ESPNEWS – regularly features his unique, expanded take on many of the trending topics from that morning’s Get Up.

For almost two decades, sports fans woke up with Greenberg as half of ESPN Radio’s Mike & Mike, with co-host Mike Golic. Greenberg joined ESPN in September 1996 as an anchor for the launch of ESPNEWS. He later anchored SportsCenter for many years, even long after Mike & Mike launched on January 3, 2000. Greenberg and Golic were inducted into the National Association of Broadcasters’ Broadcasting Hall of Fame in 2016 and the National Radio Hall of Fame in 2018. Greenberg was also inducted into Northwestern’s Medill Hall of Achievement

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A:.In another life, I'm pretty sure I was an entrepreneur.
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A: If I won the lottery tomorrow, I'd start a Sport Talent Agency.
Q: The best piece of advice I've ever been given is
A: The best piece of advice I've ever been given is that if you think the price of success is too high, wait until you get the bill from regret.
Q: If I could invent a holiday, it would definitely involve
A: If I could invent a holiday, it would definitely involve sport appreciation. I feel like sports does so much for the world and its communities and I think that should be recognized more.
Q: What advice would you give a candidate who wants to join our team of superstars?
A: The advice I would give to a candidate that wanted to join our team is to be an apprentice. Even as you grow and learn, there are always new tricks and skills to learn and adapt.
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A: If I weren't so damn good at my job, I'd probably still be at Target.
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A: Dogs 100%
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A: My favorite word in the English language is swish
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A: My favorite word that has no direct English translation is Kummerspeck. The closest translation is grief bacon, but it describes when people eat when they are sad.
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A: The most inspiring part of my job is getting to work on the things I love and then seeing the final product.
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A: If I were a superhero, my superpower would be mind reading.
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A: When I was 5, I was pretty sure I'd be a professional athlete when I grew up.
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A: If I were a pasta shape, I would be rotini.
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A: If we had an office talent show, I'd wow everyone by playing the banjo.

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Connor Wieseman is a recent graduate from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln with degrees in Journalism and Sports Media and Communication. He is in charge of covering news and content for the Los Angeles Rams, Anaheim Ducks, Las Vegas Aces, and Pac-12 conference. He also reports on stories of athletes from Nebraska.

Originally from Aurora, Illinois, Connor is a big fan of all Chicago sports. He has always been a Husker fan (occasional Creighton fan when basketball season comes around) since he was a kid, as his father’s side of the family is all from Nebraska. Connor has experience in sports reporting and commentating after working for the school newspaper at Elkhorn High School. During his college years, Connor worked for the Husker Football recruiting department during the summer of 2021. Connor would then create and publish podcasts about Big 10 Conference news and conspiracy theories through podcast classes offered by the university. In Connor’s last semester, he published rural and sport stories for the Nebraska News Service.

Connor is a hard-driven working individual with the goal of creating relationships through working with athletes, coaches, and fans, as well as building his experience in the sports world.