Could be? I know I still have residual resentment the the score let a showed I loved go so bad. Bernsie ends up thebtarget of that.

Residual resentment is spot on for me. If B&G were some random show on ESPN I would mostly ignore all the talk of the show. But after having loved B&B for years, it pisses me off that Goff has turned that show and Bernstein into something I won't listen to. Hence, my continued shot-taking at the show.

Danny turned on the White Sox when they hurt his ratings, and thus his bonus. When will he start to turn on Goff?

You loved B&B but weren't a fan of Boers?

So 14 pages or so and zero changes. Awesome.

There has been speculation that the Bernstein-Goff show had strayed too far from sports talk and spent too much time on social issues. But that was some of the best radio on the station. For example, the pair aired a one-hour, commercial-free examination of the USA Gymnastics scandal featuring reporters who were covering the story.

There has been speculation that the Bernstein-Goff show had strayed too far from sports talk and spent too much time on social issues.

But that was some of the best radio on the station. For example, the pair aired a one-hour, commercial-free examination of the USA Gymnastics scandal featuring reporters who were covering the story.

You know a radio station has a stronghold in a market when it has a lead in the ratings, revamps its midday and afternoon lineup and stays in the lead one month later.

That’s what happened at 670 The Score, which shook up its midday and afternoon pairings March 14 under new leadership but increased its wintertime lead over sports-talk rival ESPN 1000 in the April ratings book.

In the key demographic of men ages 25-54, The Score finished 1.1 points ahead of ESPN 1000 weekdays from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the first three months of the year, according to Nielsen (5.3 share to 4.2). From March 29 to April 25, The Score was 1.5 points ahead (5.4-3.9). The May book will be released Monday.

It begs the question why changes were needed at all.

Describing the nature of the discussion doesn't necessarily describe its quality. I could say Mike North devoted an hour to examining nuclear physics. That wouldn't make it good.

Yeah the misrepresentation in these stories and narratives are telling.

Did the article mention Dan talking about his kid playing Fortnite? At least half the time I tune in that's what he's talking about, and I am not interested in hearing about either.

Did the article mention Dan talking about his kid playing Fortnite? At least half the time I tune in that's what he's talking about, and I am not interested in hearing about either.

I figured he played Fortnite . My kid was playing and he eliminated someone with the screen name OneScaredJew the other day .

First they teabag you in fortnight, then they take you to the camps.

“You look at Matt Spiegel and Jason Goff, these are great broadcasters, these are great people,” Rosen said. “But sometimes you look at a ballclub, like a general manager looks at his team and goes, how can I tweak it? I’m going to try to make it different or make it better.

“These people did nothing wrong. This was just a time that change took place. It was a time Jimmy and I thought was best to do it. And the results we’ve seen have been fantastic. Data backs up that our listeners like our station. They’re listening to our station more than any other sports station in the market.”

Bernstein, who has been at the station since 1995, has ditched his trademark abrasiveness from his time with Score original Terry Boers. With McKnight, who won the station’s “Score Search” contest for an on-air job in 2009, Bernstein is much more affable.

so is bernstein responding to caller greetings now?

Bernstein’s extensive vocabulary remains, and he and McKnight are excellent interviewers. Bernstein also finally found someone whose passion for analytics matches his. Though their similarities give the hosts a sameness, the show is interesting and insightful.

Jason has been bitching that Robert Feder is out to get him. Okay, if you insist, then now it's even.

When they get mad at you so you have to write something for balance. [wink emoji]