Wayne Harvey comes to 92.9 The Ticket after spending 26 years in radio and television covering both news and sports. He has also created two non-profit organizations. Most recently Wayne co-hosted the morning news on WABI-TV. Along with his duties as The Morning Line host, Harvey will be a major contributor to 929TheTicket.com.
Wayne Harvey
Former UMaine Basetball Coach Has A New Book Out
The book covers leadership topics anyone can use in business, in sports, or in their day to day life.
What Is Next For The Red Sox
We discuss some of the non-sign stealing information that came out for the Red Sox during this week, and we did talk about the use of electronics and what the future holds for the Red Sox in their search for a manager.
Prop Bets For January 17th 2020 Weekend
We line up the prop bets for Bryan Stackpole and the listeners of The Morning Line in our third week of the 2020 competition.
After the first two weeks, you the listener hold a one game lead against Stack 5-3 compared to 4-4.
After the first two weeks, you the listener hold a one game lead against Stack 5-3 compared to 4-4.
Alex Cora Is Gone Now The Search For A Manager Begins
Could a former UMaine Black Bear and Maine native be the right person to lead the Red Sox on the field after the firing of Alex Cora?
The Celtics Have Lost 4 Of 6 Any Concerns?
They've dealt with some injuries and have dropped 4 of their last 6, but are still second in the Eastern Conference.
Cinema Savvy With Brandon Doyen
Brandon reviews the top movie at the box office last weekend, 1917, and lets you know if it is worth seeing in the theater.
UMaine Women’s Basketball Early Start Struggles
Maine is 0-3 in games starting before noon this season, and 2-9 in games starting before 5pm, we discussed it on The Morning Line
Cora, Red Sox, Rask, Bruins We Cover It All With Trags
From the lack of backup for Tuukka Rask, and the level of play from Rask's backup to what happens next with the Red Sox we chat with Mike Petraglia of CLNS Media
Going Back In Time With Robert Pilsbury
Robert Pilsbury was named Maine Mr. Basketball in 1999 after his career at Portland, now he is coaching the next wave of hoops players in Maine
Should Professional All-Star Games Be Eliminated
With national TV deals, and the internet has the professional All-Star game served its purpose and run its course?