Sports talk radio pioneer Eddie Andelman dies at 89
Eddie Andelman, the voluble voice who pioneered sports talk radio in Boston in the early 1970s, has died at 89.
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The cry line was from all the fans that I've talked to.ESPN broadcaster Mike Breen, on his "Go ahead and cry" line when the Knicks won the NBA Finals on Saturday.
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