Apr 6, 2024 1 hr 18 min

Moneyline

from Husky Talk with Steve Cully Hosted by Steve Cully

New Moneyline tonight on WUTY 97.9 Unity Radio. The legendary Ernest Floyd has the most original content in Worcester. Moneyline is the best local sports show in the 508 with the return of Frank Cristiano. We talk WooSox baseball off to a 2-2 start after winning 2 out of 3 on the road before losing the home opener. Frank thinks they have an outstanding group of pitchers and will get rolling when they find the right lineup. They have used several different groups and continuity will make the difference. Catch Moneyline on 97.9FM Unity Radio, the top sports show in Worcester.

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