FOX Sports Radio has announced new talent additions to its weekend lineup. Carmen Vitali, an NFL Analyst for FOX Sports, Ryan Hollins, a 10-year NBA veteran and current Houston Rockets commentator, and Kerry Rhodes, an 8-year NFL veteran and All-Pro Safety, have all been added.

Vitali will join FOX Sports reporter Alex Curry as co-host of FOX Sports Saturday with Alex Curry & Carmen Vitali on Saturdays from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. ET. Hollins will team with Mike Harom on Saturdays from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET and Rhodes will partner with Dan Beyer on Sundays from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. ET.

“Sports fans know that they can come to us live 24/7 for strong opinions, predictions and instant reaction to all of the drama taking place in the world of sports,” said Don Martin, Executive Vice President of Programming for iHeartMedia Sports and Scott Shapiro, FOX Sports Radio Senior Vice President of Sports Programming, in a joint statement. “We are fired up that our lineup of personalities continues to get stronger and stronger.  FOX Sports Radio is here to provide entertainment and companionships to sports fans all day, every day.”

Hollins and Rhodes now bring the total of former pro athletes on FOX Sports Radio weekends to nine along with LaVar Arrington, TJ Houshmandzadeh, Plaxico Burress, Geoff Schwartz, Bucky Brooks, Ephraim Salaam and Rich Ohrnberger.

Rich Shertenlieb is set to make his return to the Boston airwaves on Monday on ‘Boston’s Classic Rock’ 100.7 WZLX and we now know who will be on the air with him. iHeartMedia Boston has announced Boston television personality and sportswriter Michael Hurley will be a full-time part of the show along with a rotating cast to include former New England Patriot Ted Johnson, Charlotte Wilder, formerly of FOX Sports, ESPN and Sports Illustrated and Mike Giardi of the Boston Sports Journal.

Shertenlieb also announced via his X account that Kenny Young will be the producer of the show.

“I couldn’t be happier to be a part of the iHeartRadio family,” said Shertenlieb in a release. “From empowering me to helm one of the most legendary signals in New England at WZLX, to giving me the ability to surround myself each morning with some of my favorite people on the planet, they’ve provided everything that I need to create something special. iHeartRadio is the biggest and best audio companies in the world, and I’m excited about exploring this partnership to its full potential. Now it’s time to get to work, and I couldn’t be more excited.”

“Rich has made an undeniable impact on the Boston radio landscape,” said Dylan Sprague, Senior Vice President of Programming for iHeartMedia Boston. “Rich’s drive and creativity are unmatched and he’s assembled an incredible team to lead WZLX into its next chapter.”

Mickey Ryan, who was hosting in mid-afternoons with former Tennessee Titan Blaine Bishop on 104.5 The Zone in Nashville, announced he has decided to pursue other opportunities and that his time at the station has come to an end.

Ryan posted on his X account and said, “After almost ten years, my time at 104.5 the Zone has come to an end. It has been an absolute privilege to work here and I’m beyond thankful for all the opportunities I’ve had. To all our great sponsors and listeners: You have been so supportive to me and I will be forever grateful. Thank you.

“To the amazing people I got to work with: Thank you for your friendship and support. You are the best!

“While an offer was extended and wishes expressed for me to stay, I have prayerfully made the decision to seek out my next opportunity, whatever that may be. I’m truly not sure what is next, but I know God is with me and will lead me to the right thing. I love and appreciate all of you.”

Ryan is also a musician and songwriter and was also an associate director of athletics at Arkansas State University.