Sports Hub talk show host Tony Massarotti has apologized for his “insensitive” and “hurtful” comments about Black people sitting behind his 98.5 co-host Mike Felger, warning Felger that they might ...

Boston radio host Tony Massarotti issued an apology on Monday after making what he called "insensitive" and "hurtful" comments when referring to two Black people during Friday’s "Felger & Mazz Show." ...

Sports Hub talk show host Tony Massarotti has been suspended for the rest of the week for his “insensitive” and “hurtful” comment about Black people sitting behind his 98.5 co-host Mike Felger. “Mazz ...

Longtime radio host Tony Massarotti issued an apology on Monday for a joke he made on the air that was interpreted by many to be racially insensitive. Massarotti and co-host Michael Felger did their ...

Tony Massarotti, a longtime co-host of the popular “Felger & Mazz” afternoon radio program on 98.5 The Sports Hub, has been suspended without pay for “insensitive” and “hurtful” remarks he made while ...

All five Boston Celtics playoff wins so far in the NBA playoffs have been by double digits, and the team looks well on its way to representing the Eastern Conference in the NBA Finals given the ...

Tony Massarotti, the co-host of the Sports Hub’s top-rated Felger and Mazz afternoon drive show, has been suspended for the remainder of this week without pay for insensitive comments he made last ...

Boston sports radio host Tony Massarotti apologized for racially insensitive remarks he made on air during 98.5 The Sports Hub’s “Felger & Mazz” show on Friday. At the time, Massarotti had asked his ...

One of Boston’s most popular sports radio voices was forced to eat crow on Saturday, and MLB.com’s social media mavens made sure he wouldn’t forget. Tony Massarotti, co-host of the blockbuster Felger ...

On October 12, 2011, 98.5 The Sports Hub's "Felger & Mazz" show was visited by a very special guest. After an offseason full of drama and criticism, Boston Red Sox owner John Henry drove to the radio ...

BOSTON -- When Tony Massarotti first accepted a new role as a color analyst on NESN’s Red Sox broadcasts, he didn’t know if he’d enjoy getting back to the ballpark on a regular basis. After a decade ...