104.3 The Fan Interviews

Patrick Saunders of The Denver Post joined the show to update us on the latest news on Nolan Arenado signing a long term extension. Patrick told Sandy how the Rockies’ organization has proved to Arenado that they are serious about winning. Patrick also talked about when Arenado could possibly sign a long term extension and how it could impact the contracts of Bryce Harper and Manny Machado.

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Peter McKee joins the show to talk about the New England Patriots parade going by too fast, and Big Al asks Peter about fans in Boston being spoiled. Peter says the Patriots were only the fourth or fifth best team in the NFL this year, but the defense & Edelman were fabulous. Al & DMac find out why Peter gave Tom Brady a C+ grade for Tom Brady in the Super Bowl.

Damien Woody of ESPN joined us. He gave his thoughts on the New England Patriots dominance. Plus, what he believes the Broncos got in Mike Munchak. - Photo by NFL Photos

Sandy opened the show reflecting on the great life of Irv Brown. Sandy was then joined by Irv Brown’s former co-host Joe Williams to talk about the legendary life of Irv Brown. Sandy and Joe talked about a connection from the guys at the station to a referee in last night’s Super Bowl. Joe mentioned how Irv always was paying attention to high school sports and would talk about them on the air no matter what. Joe broke down how got started in radio with Irv. Joe finished up the interview talking about the famous chicken suit bet.

Terry Frei of the Greeley Tribune jumped on with Sandy to reflect on the legacy of Irv Brown. Sandy and Terry talked about how great of a baseball player Irv was as well as some of his best officiating games in the Final Four. Terry also mentioned one of his favorite stories about Irv.

Joe Williams joins the show to talk about Irv Brown, and what made him so special. Joe says Irv was always interested in people, and could remember everyone’s name without expecting anything in return. Joe says Irv was one-of-a-kind, and he doubts Colorado radio will ever experience anything or anyone like Irv Brown again. Also, Joe explains why he and Irv Brown could never agree on John Elway.

Troy Renck talks about the Super Bowl reminding him of a Jacksonville Jaguars game, and says it’s fascinating the Patriots can adapt & beat you in many types of ways. Troy says this Patriots win was identical to the loss the Broncos suffered to them two years ago 16-3 when Denver contained Tom Brady the entire game, and feels bad for Wade Phillips.

ESPN Insider Adam Schefter joins the show to talk about going to Atlanta for the Super Bowl, and if he picked up a Super Bowl sickness. Also, Big Al asks Schefter about Sean McVay leaving it up to a young Jared Goff to beat Tom Brady, instead of putting the ball in Todd Gurley’s hands.

Bob Call, Vice President/Market Manager of Bonneville Denver, joined John Davis and Dan Jacobs to reflect on the life and career of long-time Denver sportscaster Irv Brown, who passed away earlier this morning. 

 

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Tim Spence, Program Director of 630 KHOW, joined John Davis and Dan Jacobs to reflect on the close working relationship he shared with Denver media pioneer Irv Brown, who passed away earlier today. 

 

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