ABA All Access Radio to feature ABA executives
Published on November 24, 2006 under American Basketball Association (ABA) News Release
Indianapolis, IN. ABA All Access Radio, the league's weekly internet broadcast that runs each Saturday at 3pm will feature two ABA executives who will bring you up to date on the league.
Tom Doyle, co-owner of the Maryland Nighthawks and ABA President, and Brad Hester, Vice President of Team Operations, will answer some penetrating questions from host Robby Kendall about the start of the season, the ups and the downs thus far, and what we can expect in the weeks and months ahead. According to Tom Doyle, "We made a commitment to our teams that we would improve in many areas this season, including making sure all teams met league standards and requirements. We owed this to our teams and our fans - and have had to make some hard decisions to meet this commitment - and we are doing it. The league is better off for it." Brad Hester added, "With the rapid-fire expansion and so many new teams, this has definitely been a challenge, but it has been pretty good so far."
To listen, visit www.abalive.com at 3pm on Saturday, click onto ABA All Access Radio.
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