Sean McAdam (journalist)

Sean McAdam (journalist)

Sean McAdam is a sports writer for ESPN and The Boston Herald, formerly of The Providence Journal. He is also a beat writer for the Boston Red Sox.

McAdam makes regular appearances on WEEI sports talk radio in Boston. He is often a co-host on the Big Show (weekdays 2-6) and he co-hosts "The Baseball Show" with Mike Adams and Steve Buckley (Sundays 9-12). He is often criticized by other hosts on the Big Show for his liberal leaning politics. His monotone voice is also jokingly mocked in bits on the show.

Career

McAdam is one of the Baseball Hall of Fame voters.

External links

* [http://www.providence.edu/Admission/What+is+New/PC+Grads+in+Sports+Media.htm PC Grads in Sports Media]
* [http://www.projo.com/sports/seanmcadam/ Sean McAdam Columns: Providence Journal]


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