What will happen to dale arnold

Longtime Boston sports radio personality Dale Arnold announced Thursday that he is retiring. Arnold confirmed that a new co-host will take his place and appear alongside Rich Keefe when the show returns on Monday, but deferred to the station to make those announcements. Arnold has been with WEEI since in various capacities, including long stints as a midday host, most notably alongside Michael Holley and, more recently, Keefe.

Dale will call select RedSox games this summer on the station but tomorrow will be his last day on the program.

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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. He tried to claim that he what said on First Take was that the Irving for Simmons deal is a trade the Nets could do. That was enough to sett Malusis off. Moose reacts to Stephen A. Smith backtracking his Nets trade speculation: MarcMalusis pic.

Having James Harden on the roster would allow Brooklyn to bring in someone that does everything well but shoot.