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Mack Rosenberg

Sometimes referred to as the Swiss army knife of WCBS, Mack has been a reporter, anchor, producer and writer at 880 since April of 2018. Before coming back to his hometown, he spent some time in Connecticut at WTIC News/Talk 1080 as an overnight anchor. His first job in news came as an assignment editor at Verizon FiOS 1 News, where he worked the phones from 2014-2017. He graduated from Fordham in 2014 with a degree in communications, after spending four years broadcasting sports at the heralded NPR Affiliate WFUV.

Mack is a die-hard fan of the Mets and LA Rams (thanks to long lost memories of the Greatest Show on Turf). He’s also a huge music fan, and even sings in a rock cover band.

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