What will glenn ordway do now

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However, he will be sticking around on a couple of projects. Ordway also hinted that he may begin working on a new podcast once he steps away from his daily role at the end of summer.

Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission. He will also be a part of special projects for the station. Glenn will go down as one of the most influential players in sports radio format history, and thankfully his presence will continue on the station into the future.

In his final moments on air, Ordway raised a glass to the New Englanders that have been listening to him for the last 48 years. See author's posts. He has been open about his gambling addiction and advocated for those that believe they have a problem to seek help on air since returning to New York radio last year.

The content he creates for FanDuel will have a very specific focus. Craig Carton was sentenced to three years in prison for his role in a ponzi scheme to defraud investors of money they were told was being invested in tickets for resale. In reality, Carton was using the money to repay some of his gambling debts. It was important to me that I find a real partnership with a company that shared my passion for this issue.

It became clear FanDuel shared the same goals and was comfortable working transparently with me for the sole purpose of protecting people. FanDuel is planning to utilize Carton in a number of ways. The show airs on weekends and features Carton discussing his addiction and offering advice to others seeking help.

Smith to acknowledge that he either has inside information regarding the Nets or that he completely made up a trade rumor on First Take earlier this week. Stephen A. Smith accused some in the media of lying about his report.