For as much of a fan as I used to be of Bernstein, it wouldn't matter to me if he was replaced.

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Lay off that whiskey and let that cocaine be.

Rosenbloom and Bernstein on Friday was the best that show has sounded since Speigel hosted with Bernstein.

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I wish there was a way to get alerts when McKnight and Haugh aren’t on. I would give it a try. For now the station is on the pay no mind list until 1:15 at the earliest.

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Mulli is Howard Stern in his prime compared to Haugh.

Me too. I was listening to Goff and was looking forward to it knowing there was a solid alternative to what the Score calls a Midday Show.

I listed to a show recently and McKnight used the word "gorgeous" twice.

Does anyone else find it odd that a man uses this word?

You have a gorgeous mouth. Let me get my fingers up in there baby.

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I think Rosenbloom is good with most everyone he sits in with. He is probably the best "sixth man" the Score has besides Matt Spiegel.

I enjoy Rosie's couple of hours on Saturday morning with Spiegel after Inside the Clubhouse.

Agree with DAC, Bernstein & Rosie were a good listen.

Just not sure Rosenbloom's snark thing would consistently work 5 days a week for four hours at a time? Nonetheless, I am a Rosenbloom fan.

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"This is Chicago, my friend. Anything can happen."

I agree 100%

and I thought the same thing in real time when I randomly heard the pairing on Friday.

McKnight is a nice enough guy, but he's not very good at being a full time radio host in Chicago. It's that simple.

And Mully should just be canned--yesterday.

Did anyone catch on Friday's transition when McKnight kept insisting that Bob Kraft "had to have known" that the massage parlor supplying his happy endings was engaging in sex trafficking? And that, if he didn't know, that the "burden of knowledge" fell on him because he is a "member of that South Florida community and familiar with the area"?

It was some truly self-righteous, highly illogical stuff. I thought Parkins did a good job of calling him out on his inconsistent logic, and explaining that not every guy who gets a happy ending immediately concludes "this must be the product of sex trafficking!"

Curious if anyone else also picked up on how ridiculous he was being.

OMG! Yes, Yes yes! Thank God for Parkins. McKnight waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay over thought this. He went to the extreme Womans studies of a guy wanting prostitution for POWER and that sex didnt matter.

Parkins to his credit kept saying, basically the guy just wanted a hand job.

Is McKinght the worse hire ever on the Score? I keep thinking to the scene in Office Space on "What exactly would you say.......you do."

He seems like a nice kid, but seems like he should be working at AT&T trying to sell you a cell phone. I honestly dont get it. Do not like Bernstein 2019(ever since he changed and got radicalized in politics), but at least he is talented.

McKnight had to know he'd made a huge mistake slandering Kraft when Parkins has to come in and be a voice of logic.

I don't know why someone deserves credit for not trying to think more critically about an issue. Why wouldn't you examine the power dynamics involved when there's something as incongruous as a billionaire -- apparently, many of them-- patronizing what appears to be a low-rent strip mall massage parlor?

McKnight didn't get the whole line in, I don't think, which is that everything is about sex, except for sex, which is about power. Maybe not true, but it's a clever line on the surface, if nothing else.

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Let's see pictures of these whores before you call this place low rent.

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Connor doesn't understand how hot air balloons work.

It doesn't make any sense!

One of them should have said horses are brought from other countries to the United States via hot air balloon.

I'm pretty sure that it came out that Kraft paid $100 for each "happy ending.". Now I reckon that's probably a bit pricey for a handjob, moderate to modestly-expensive for a blowjob, and indeed low-rent AF for a proper lay. then again, I've never paid for sex/ual-favors so I can only conjecture here.

you gotta assume that $100 for a handjob is pricey, right? That's usually some kind of an act of desperation on both sides of the transaction and the penis isn't entering a body, therefore you figure something like $50 should get you the rolls Royce (clayton!?) of handjobs. Try to envision a crackwhore providing the services and you figure that if one rock costs $5 or $10 that a hand job should pretty much cover one rock (or two if they're tiny little nickel rocks) considering the amount of low-effort put in. If she wants to get a few rocks in one shot she's gotta at least open up and say ahhhh! Then, finding someone desperate enough to pay to fuck you should be the means of providing a proper day's worth of crack-fueled-excellence, i.e. somewhere in the pushing-triple-digits range (as that's obviously not gonna be top shelf puss and there is indeed a premium to pay for getting to fuck nicer women ranging all the way up to Victoria's secret models / Hollywood C-Listers and lower)

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"What is the deal with hot air balloons?" is like a bad impression of an early Seinfeld intro.

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It's not "The MLB". If you wouldn't say, "The Major League Baseball...", don't say "The MLB".

It's just MLB.

Thaaaaaanks.

@ Tad. That was good.

Oh the irony.......the score's ultimate hipster retweeting this

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Bernstein really doesn't know what mall walkers are? Why does Bernstein pretend to not know things?

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I have been listening to this show more lately because of their baseball topics. One of the problems I find is their grating, mind-numbing talk when they deviate from anything other than sports. McKnight has this annoying manner of searching his knowledge to clarify something no one cares about. For example, DEFCON came up and their investigative exchange was nauseating. Unfortunately, I was listening live so I couldn't just FF. Bernstein has always been annoying with his high brow tastes and condescension but it seems that it gets me to PTFB more with McKnight than when he was with other hosts in the past.

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I just wish the cocksucker would talk normal. I WISH he would QUIT with the over in-FLECT-ing. That would be a start.

Agreed. Annoying AF.

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Did McKnight extend the metaphor to talking about "logarithms" instead of merely "calculus"? I've been listening more- has he always been so talky? His rambling is bringing me some Goff flashbacks.

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Why are they having to do stupid video bits after their shows? Is DeCastro forcing them to work four hours even if the fourth one is web only? That smells of his stupid WGN.fm concept where he buried Garry Meier.

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"When people want their version of the truth, they go find it, no matter how baseless their beliefs." -- Ken Rosenthal

His contribution levels started off around "ascended intern" and have apparently grown from there.

I thought wgn.fm was an okay idea when it appeared to be the groundwork for an actual WGN-FM at 87.7. Then we got The Game, and we know how that turned out. But remember it was also used for burying Mike McConnell, and that was a good thing.

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I tried listening to transition today and not only was McKnight doing what was described above, but it sounded like he was also adding. a. period. after. every. word.

After Mulligan laughs it sounds like he slurps in whatever leaked out when he was laughing. It's disgusting.

Thats what smart radio is supposed to sound like. He is one of the most painful listens on the radio.

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Mulli is Howard Stern in his prime compared to Haugh.

They have some good guests, and that's about it. Listening to this show is like eating an unseasoned meal. It can be consumed, but so fucking what?

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