While speaking with co-host Crash Young, Geronimo made several offensive comments about WUSA9 Washington D.C. reporter Sharla McBride.
Sports radio host Michael Sorce, who goes by the name Dan Geronimo on air, was fired by WBIG-FM on Sunday following sexist remarks he made toward a female reporter at Washington Commanders training camp., including shouting, “Hi, Barbie girl” as she walked past him.
“After an internal review, Don Geronimo is no longer an employee of WBIG,” iHeartMedia’s D.C. Region president Aaron Hyland said. “We take matters of this nature very seriously and this behavior does not align with our core values.” He continued later in the broadcast when he spotted McBride again, saying to Young: “Oh, hey, there’s that chick that you thought said tight.”Sharla McBride said she was “incredibly insulted and embarrassed” by Geronimo’s comments.The Commanders barred Geronimo and Young from training camp Friday while investigating the incident, and prohibited the station from airing a previously recorded interview with new owner Josh Harris.
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