August 2016. Minihane departed the show on November 15, 2018, to finish out his Entercom contract under other arrangements, before moving to Barstool Sports in May 2019. Callahan left in July 2019. Salk and Holley (March 19, 2013–March 12, 2014): — Featuring hosts Mike Salk and Michael Holley. The show replaced The Big Show on March 19, 2013. Producers of the show were Andy Massua and Ben Kichen. Mike Salk left the station on March 12, 2014. Mutt and Merloni (February 28, 2011–May 22, 2014): Featuring hosts Mike Mutnansky and Lou Merloni Middays with MFB (May 27, 2014–July 30, 2015): Featuring hosts Tim Benz, Christian Fauria, and Lou Merloni Planet Mikey with Mike Adams (December4–June 2016) Dale and Holley with Thornton (November 17, 2014–November 18, 2016): Jerry Thornton departed on November 18, 2016, to rejoin Barstool Sports Dale and Holley with Keefe (December 6, 2016–February 28, 2018): Michael Holley departed to join NBC Sports Boston full time. Kirk and Callahan — Featuring hosts Gerry Callahan, Kirk Minihane, producer Chris Curtis and producer Ken Laird. It has featured a variety of special guests during different parts of the year including Curt Schilling every Tuesday and Red Sox CEO Larry Lucchino every Thursday during the baseball season, as well as Tom Brady every Monday during football season. On February 21, 2013, it was announced Kirk Minihane would be the third host of "Dennis and Callahan", an equal voice. John Dennis had been a co-host but semi-retired in August 2016. Minihane departed the show on November 15, 2018, to finish out his Entercom contract under other arrangements, before moving to Barstool Sports in May 2019. Mut and Callahan (November 15, 2018–July 12, 2019): Featuring hosts Mike Mutnansky and Gerry Callahan. Dale and Keefe (March 1, 2018–March 12, 2021): Featuring hosts Dale Arnold and Rich Keefe. Holley replaced Bob Neumeier in 2005 and the show was renamed Dale and Holley from Dale and Neumy. The final Dale and Holley aired in the midday on February 23, 2011, but was then brought back officially on April 1, 2014, taking the 2-6 PM slot previously occupied by The Big Show. Rich Keefe joined as the third host of the show on December 6, 2016, from WBZ-FM. On February 28, 2018, Michael Holley announced that he had rejected a multi-year contract extension and would be leaving the show effectively immediately to focus on his TV career with