tsn radio is ready to head to TV

So it has only taken 23 months to get their TV cameras ready for Mike Richards who does the morning show for the very uninteresting TSN radio 1050 Toronto who have been kicked around by Rogers sportnet radio 590, the fan for 23 month. So starting on family day February 18, 2013 they will be putting together a hour program with Richards on TSN 2 from 7-8 in the morning and that would be 5 in the morning where he was an actual star in Calgary over two years ago. He will probably do some of his radio bits that worked in Calgary but as of yet not caught the eye radio listeners in Toronto and the only one hour program and the time slot will not help them as it looks like a half ass effort once again for TSN radio who have acted like we put are selves on the radio and people will listen and when has not happened they simply gave up. They have moved around their other programs with Bob MACKOWYCz being moved from side-kick of the drive home show and now will have his own show from 9-12 replacing Dan Patrick or Scott MacArthur depending on what is going in the sports world. Bob Jr has been around the Toronto Media for 20 years and made his name as the producer of Off the Record on the TV side and he will be breaking down what happened last night and look forward to what to expect in the day's action of the sports world. The new drive home show is hosted by the Globe n' Mail's Dave Naylor who will have his final hour of his 4-7 program on TSN 2 as well and will continue what James Cycalski started by talking with the people of interest in the sports world on the day's events. So it looks like Cybalski will be heading back to TV with reporting for sportscentre and he did a great job at the beginning but fell off after a while and TSN is hoping that Naylor can give Bob McCown a run for his money at the fan and Sportsnet on TV from 4-7. TSN will need to take themselves seriously and keep trying to get better and maybe nibble a little of Sportsnet Radio rating and make it a battle but that can only take themselves seriously Tom Mehegan