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sjboyd0137

Post subject: Re: 30 for 30: Mike and The Mad Dog

Posted: Mon Jul 17, 2017 3:40 pm

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HawaiiYou wrote:

sjboyd0137 wrote:

HawaiiYou wrote:

And for a radio station that's the Cubs flagship, they do an awful job being a Cubs-centric station. The Q trade, half the on air personalities were bragging how it was a great deal for the Sox.

Are you being purposely obtuse, or did you drink drain cleaner before logging in today?

Sorry internet bully. I didn't post that today. It was Saturday dipshit (as you would say).

Maybe if you got off your fat ass and travelled around the country you realize what it means to be a flagship station of a professional ball club. Especially after a championship. Ya it's homerism 100x but that's what brings in the $$$ and pouncing in a rare opportunity. If you listen to any of the score personalities there is NO Passion when it comes to talking about Cubs baseball from the flagship. It sounds like they're talking about the Cubs back in 2001. At least back then they had Murph.

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Curious Hair

Post subject: Re: 30 for 30: Mike and The Mad Dog

Posted: Mon Jul 17, 2017 3:42 pm

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In fairness to HawaiiYou, the Score is in an odd situation where they're expected to be a Cubs flagship after 25 years of either carrying the Sox or being heavily slanted toward them, not to mention the obligation to cover both teams as a Chicago sports station. When the Score does show outright bias for the Cubs, it just comes in the form of Bernstein sperging out over corporate synergy and FanGraphs newsletters instead of WGN's simplistic feel of everyone on the station being all-hands-on-deck for the Cubs. Even today, of the principal hosts, Mully, Senor, Jason, and Laurence are Sox fans, plus producers like Tannehill, Ostrowski, and Herb. It's a weird situation and I wish the Cubs never left 720.

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HawaiiYou

Post subject: Re: 30 for 30: Mike and The Mad Dog

Posted: Mon Jul 17, 2017 3:45 pm