Philadelphia Sports Broadcaster Howard Eskin Departs WIP After Alleged Misconduct

The longtime radio host's exit follows reports of a physical altercation with a female colleague and prior allegations of inappropriate behavior.

Howard Eskin, a prominent Philadelphia sports radio host for 38 years, has left WIP-FM following allegations of misconduct.
Sources report that Eskin forcibly grabbed a female Audacy employee during a December altercation at Chickie’s & Pete’s restaurant after a remote broadcast.
This incident follows earlier allegations, including an unwelcome advance toward a Phillies employee, which resulted in bans from Citizens Bank Park and the Wells Fargo Center.
Eskin announced his departure on December 20, stating he was moving on, though reports suggest his exit was tied to the misconduct allegations.
Devan Kaney has been named as Eskin's replacement for Eagles sideline reporting, marking a shift in WIP's sports coverage.