Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
Boilermaker Rick wrote:
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
Boilermaker Rick wrote:
Also, it should be pointed out that he took a lot of time off for the job he clearly liked more. He quit doing a baseball show on the weekends he supposedly was good at because of it. He had to call in sick multiple times from voice issues directly relating to his other job.
Now, he was "allowed" to do that but when you have a job like his those kind of things make you less likely to survive big shakeups.
The guy weathered multiple shakeups, and his performance was trending upwards through multiple partners, AND he just got fresh paper. A loyal radio veteran with ratings success should certainly weather a storm brought on by the declining ratings of others. So what he might be prickly and a bit of a diva about his singing? He had results where it mattered, until those things apparently stopped mattering.
Now I don't know what his deal is like, maybe he refused to work with Bernstein in middays, and they're doing him a solid instead of firing him. If we get wind of that, I will downgrade Spiegel's treatment from "hosed" to "kinda shitty, but you gotta do what you gotta do to get by". However, absent that, the guy had all the things you supposedly need to be a daypart mainstay, and they forced him out for Connor McDoink.
His results were bad before Parkins saved him.
That's not true. In November of 2016, Spiegel & Goff were 1st in middays in the key demo.
http://sportsradiopd.com/2016/11/a-huge ... -stations/And in the Fall books of 2015 S&G were 2nd in the key demo with a 5.1 and easily beating the WMVP competition, who had a 3.8.
http://sportsradiopd.com/2015/12/sports ... e-country/Spiegel was a ratings success (though not
as dominant) years before Parkins arrived at the station.
I'm not sure that the Cubs World Series run is a good indicator of the ratings as a whole. It looks like everyone got massive ratings.
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
So, BRick, if Spiegel performed well in the ratings before Parkins' arrival, and performed even better with Parkins, what exactly justifies Spiegel's ouster?
4 partners. Bad attitudes. Missing work because of the job he cares more about.
So, if Bernstein and McKnight do decent in the ratings will you be treating them the same way? I mean, B&G were literally #1(tied) in there timeslot and you were bashing them constantly about how bad it was.