2018. At WIP, Fritz has become one of the most popular personalities on the air for his creativity and entertainment. His Harper Lent segment, where he refrained from something "loved" until the Phillies signed free agent Bryce Harper, was one of his most popular segments. A number of Phillies fans also joined the trend. Another popular segment was when Fritz claimed he could still throw a fastball above 82 miles per hour. As part of a bet with evening show host Joe Giglio, Fritz attended the Reading Fightin Phils game and threw out the ceremonial first pitch. Fritz lost the bet as his pitch was only 79 miles per hour and ended up running in the Fightin Phils' Veggie Race. Fritz often appears as a host on CBS Sports Radio as a host of their weekend shows. He is also an occasional producer for the Phillies Radio Network. Personal life Fritz met his wife Jill Tatios in first grade. He engaged to her in November 2017 and they got married in August 2018. They live in Ardmore, Pennsylvania. His father owns Four Fingers Brewing Company in Aston, Pennsylvania. References External links Official WIP Web Site 1994 births Living people Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania alumni American sports radio personalities Radio personalities from Philadelphia People from West Chester, Pennsylvania