Rick Wolff, the longtime host of WFAN’s Sunday morning program “The Sports Edge,” died Monday at 71 after a short battle with brain cancer. The news was announced by Wolff’s family on his website, ...

Rick Wolff, a longtime sportswriter and broadcaster best known in recent years for his work on WFAN, died Monday after a brief battle with brain cancer. He was 71. Wolff’s family announced his death.

Rick Wolff, a longtime sports radio host on WFAN in New York died Monday at the age of 71 after a brief bout with brain cancer, his family announced. Wolff began hosting "The Sports Edge" program ...

Rick Wolff, longtime editor and sports broadcaster, died April 10 following a brief battle with brain cancer. He was 71. Though Wolf acquired books in a range of categories, he is best-known as an ...

Four days later, it remains a kick in the gut that we suddenly lost Rick Wolff to a brain tumor at 71. Wolff, in addition to being an author, editor, publisher, raconteur and WFAN weekend radio host ...

Rick Wolff — a Harvard graduate with a master’s degree who dispensed common-sense advice to parents and coaches during his WFAN weekend show, “The Sports Edge” — died on Monday after a brief battle ...

As a psychological coach (and ex-player), he helped revive a woeful Cleveland baseball team. He had a WFAN show about youth sports and shepherded best sellers. By Daniel E. Slotnik Rick Wolff’s résumé ...