hosting The Sports Reporters, Czaban joined Fox Sports Radio in 2002 and hosted GameTime with Steve Czaban. In January 2005, he was moved to The First Team on Fox as part of their morning lineup, later renamed the Steve Czaban Show until its cancellation in December 2009. Sporting News Radio/Yahoo! Sports Radio It was announced in August 2010 that Czaban would return to Sporting News Radio (formerly One-On-One Sports). He was joined by his long-time sidekicks, including co-host Scott Linn, producer Steve Solomon and anchor Al Galdi and later, Tim Murray. SB Nation After Yahoo Sports Radio was re-branded into SB Nation in August 2016, The Steve Czaban Show continued its morning time slot until September 19, 2016 when listeners were informed via his website that his contract was not renewed and the show was taken off the air. In late October 2018, he abruptly quit the Bob and Brian in the morning show on 102.9 the Hog in Milwaukee. He is still heard the afternoon drive (4:00 to 7:00 PM) with Scott Linn on ESPN980 in the Washington DC market. Boo Ben Konop Day Czaban has celebrated "Boo Ben Konop Day" on the day after the MLB All-Star game given that there's nothing else to talk about on that day in regards to sports. This is in reference to Konop being booed by a heckler when he announced his Mayoral campaign. The clip became popular and was later on mentioned and parodied in the show South Park where Cartman heckled Wendy. Personal life Czaban is married to Deana Czaban and resides on 10 acres in Round Hill, Loudoun County, Virginia. The couple has two daughters, Catherine and Megan. References External links Steve Czaban's personal website 1968 births Living people People from McLean, Virginia University of California, Santa Barbara alumni American sports radio personalities Radio personalities from Washington, D.C. People from Loudoun County, Virginia