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Dave Rothenberg can be heard hosting "DiPietro, Canty & Rothenberg" weekdays and "The Dave Rothenberg Show" 9a-noon on ESPN-NY 98.7 FM.
Previously, Dave co-hosted The Fanatics during morning drive on 99.9 FM The Fan in Raleigh, NC, the #1 sports talk show in the Triangle. In addition, Dave was the primary reporter on the Carolina Hurricanes' post-game show and the beat reporter for Duke Basketball at the 2008 NCAA tournament. He was the color analyst for Campbell University football on the Campbell University Radio Network in 2009 and 2010. You may have also heard Dave filling in on Sirius/XM Fantasy Sports Radio earlier in his career. Dave got his start in sports radio at WGCH AM 1490 in Greenwich, CT.
Born and raised on Long Island, Dave Rothenberg has been a passionate NY sports fan since before he could walk. His grandfather was an original season ticket holder for the NY Football Giants, and that love of sports was passed down from generation to generation. At the age of 7, Dave attended a NY Jets event and proved so knowledgeable that he was invited him to be part of the panel halfway through the event. As a Rangers season ticket holder, Dave was able to attend every home game of the '94 Stanley Cup playoffs. He was also present at The Garden when Knicks forward Bernard King exploded for 46 points in Game 3 of the legendary series against the Detroit Pistons in '84.
A die-hard NY Giants fan, Dave resides with his wife and two sons in Westchester.
Previously, Dave co-hosted The Fanatics during morning drive on 99.9 FM The Fan in Raleigh, NC, the #1 sports talk show in the Triangle. In addition, Dave was the primary reporter on the Carolina Hurricanes' post-game show and the beat reporter for Duke Basketball at the 2008 NCAA tournament. He was the color analyst for Campbell University football on the Campbell University Radio Network in 2009 and 2010. You may have also heard Dave filling in on Sirius/XM Fantasy Sports Radio earlier in his career. Dave got his start in sports radio at WGCH AM 1490 in Greenwich, CT.
Born and raised on Long Island, Dave Rothenberg has been a passionate NY sports fan since before he could walk. His grandfather was an original season ticket holder for the NY Football Giants, and that love of sports was passed down from generation to generation. At the age of 7, Dave attended a NY Jets event and proved so knowledgeable that he was invited him to be part of the panel halfway through the event. As a Rangers season ticket holder, Dave was able to attend every home game of the '94 Stanley Cup playoffs. He was also present at The Garden when Knicks forward Bernard King exploded for 46 points in Game 3 of the legendary series against the Detroit Pistons in '84.
A die-hard NY Giants fan, Dave resides with his wife and two sons in Westchester.