Sweeny Murti is back. The longtime WFAN Yankees reporter left the station last month, but he isn’t leaving baseball. Murti has joined Major League Baseball, where he will serve in a multimedia ...

It’s the end of an era at WFAN. After three decades, Sweeny Murti is moving on, he announced Friday. “My time at WFAN has come to an end,” the longtime radio host posted in a note to Twitter ...

Murti worked as a WFAN producer from 1993-2001, before taking on the role of Yankees reporter in 2001. Last year, Murti even had the opportunity to fill-in for John Sterling as the Yankees radio ...

Arjun Murti, Veriten partner, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk the spike in crude oil prices, energy stocks, geopolitical risk, and more. Elon Musk interview goes off the rails when asked ...

And I guess that part hasn’t lasted forever, officially now.” Murti, 52, interned at WFAN at age 20, started working at the station full-time at 22 and had been covering the Yankees for 22 years.

A new voice will guide WFAN listeners through their Yankees news and updates this year as Sweeny Murti announced Friday as his last day with New York's top sports talk radio station. "My time at ...

Sweeny Murti did it all working the last three decades at WFAN radio. He joined New York’s powerhouse all-sports station as a producer in 1993, the year after the Middletown, Pa.. graduated at ...

Liberty Energy Inc. (NYSE: LBRT; “Liberty” or the “Company”) announced today the appointment of Arjun Murti to its Board of Directors. “We are pleased ...