With McKnight you can't really do the full transcription treatment like you could with Mully (a board classic), because he's not so much long-winded as heavy with the goddamned sighs, pauses, and overemphasis.

Hopefully this clip upload works, just an infuriating audio experience of a simple question. ("How has Edwin Diaz been in August?")

https://vocaroo.com/i/s0Mi2kiyQYI2

plus the smarmy station shout-out
plus calling him "Rane Randazzo"
plus getting 'starts' and 'relief appearances' confused

which is nitpicking but if you want to sound like the smartest guy in the room don't make simple mistakes

The boys were tripping all over themselves trying to ask the most intelligent question to their idol Theo today. Understandable that with Cubs games being the primary ratings driver for the station that they would go easy on Cub guests, but the interviewees must get bored listening to media guys trying to formulate questions that make them sound like they know more about developing players than the people that do it for a living.

The boys were tripping all over themselves trying to ask the most intelligent question to their idol Theo today. Understandable that with Cubs games being the primary ratings driver for the station that they would go easy on Cub guests, but the interviewees must get bored listening to media guys trying to formulate questions that make them sound like they know more about developing players than the people that do it for a living.

Checked out the intro to their show yesterday. Their cutesy little repartee about watching Mahomes and Watson was enough. I turned on music.

Just turn the station completely off. I have for about 6 months now.

I haven’t listened to this show since the summer. Has it gotten any better?

At least McKnight isn't an insufferable know-it-all like the chode that Mac is stuck with for drive-time. McKnight might even reach Carmen heights under Mac's tutelage.