Longtime afternoon host Tom Tolbert reportedly out at KNBR after 28 years

A Bay Area institution seemingly has come to an end.

Longtime KNBR afternoon host Tom Tolbert is reportedly out at the station after 28 years, according to two sources.

Tolbert has been a fixture in the Bay Area sports media landscape since joining KNBR in 1994. He has hosted a variety of shows on the station, including “The Sportsphone 680” and “Tolbert, Krueger & Brooks,” and has been a regular contributor to the station’s coverage of the Giants, Warriors, and 49ers.

Tolbert’s departure from KNBR would be a significant loss for the station. He is one of the most recognizable and respected voices in Bay Area sports media, and his show has been a popular destination for sports fans for decades.

KNBR has not yet confirmed Tolbert’s departure, and Tolbert has not yet commented publicly on the matter.

Tolbert's departure would be a major loss for KNBR.

Tolbert is one of the most well-known and respected sports media personalities in the Bay Area.

He has a loyal following of listeners who appreciate his knowledge of sports, his sense of humor, and his willingness to speak his mind.

Tolbert’s departure would leave a big hole in KNBR’s lineup, and it would be difficult to replace him with someone of his caliber.

It is unclear what led to Tolbert’s departure from KNBR.

The station has not released any information about the reasons for his departure, and Tolbert has not commented publicly on the matter.

However, there has been speculation that Tolbert may have been unhappy with the station’s recent programming changes.

In recent months, KNBR has shifted its focus to more national sports coverage, and Tolbert may have felt that his show was no longer a good fit for the station.