I forget who it was on the station that referenced the Kuhn chants when he'd score a goal line TD for the packers and said that there was definitely an aspect to that where the masses loved having an excuse to yell "COON!!!!!"

I guess Bernstein is jealous that he did not get a standing ovation when he returned from his suspension for calling Cheryl Scott a whore on Twitter.

He seems overly vested in this thing for some odd reason. .

He seems overly vested in this thing for some odd reason. Every week fans are cheering for players that have made criminal mistakes off the field (this isn't one of those cases). I simply viewed the Brewers' cheering for Hader as being supportive of a guy that handled the situation pretty well.

Never heard that one before...sounds like something made up (not by you, but someone looking to pick a fight and making up an imaginary conflict).

Bernstein was one step from writing the cheering fans were okay with blacks being dragged to their deaths.

Sounds like when Leery said Packer fans enjoyed saying the KUUUUUUUUUUHHHHHNNNN chant a little too much even though , you know, thats the guys name.

How much does it cost to golf at St. Andrews? Parkins was saying how affordable it is and that he and his buddies are going to go there on a guy's trip (after Jason Benetti wishes one of them a Happy Birthday) and McKnight seemed surprised he considered that to be an affordable guy's trip.

You mf'ers have me on ignore?

Mac just mentioned that Patrick Kane's "transgressions" have made it hard for him to cheer for Kane the last few years.

The rape claim was bullshit, so what transgressions would prevent Monsignor Mac was cheering for Kane?

"If you're black or gay your thoughts and feelings don't matter here" - The Inventor of "Count Fagula"

With "the spectrum" of "optics" for the ovation for Josh Hader I think only Parkins' touched on "the tribalism" aspect, where, you know, people are just trying to pat the guy on the back and show that they're willing to give him a(nother) chance. I didn't read into it as much as Bernstein did, but I forget who it was on the station that referenced the Kuhn chants when he'd score a goal line TD for the packers and said that there was definitely an aspect to that where the masses loved having an excuse to yell "COON!!!!!" #TheOpticsAreOutThere

I used to crack that Kuhn/Coon joke on IRC during packers games, but it was just that... A joke. Evidently being a Wisconsinite carries a connotation these days in "Trump's America" (the country, not the poster =)

Anyone named Kuhn should be forced to change his name to African-American.

Never heard that one before...sounds like something made up (not by you, but someone looking to pick a fight and making up an imaginary conflict).

Bernstein was one step from writing the cheering fans were okay with blacks being dragged to their deaths.

Former White Sox announcer John Rooney won't come on the station with Mac, and Mac said it's because it got back to Rooney that Mac said something about him after the last time he had him on (although Mac can't remember what that was). I'm kind of surprised this hasn't happened more often as hosts on WSCR often talk a lot of crap about a guy after they get off the phone with them. You just had the guy on the phone, if you had a problem with something he said that would have been a good time to bring it up.

Parkins talking about other people's lack of self-awareness and a shot at people who "think they move souls..."

Dan the ultimate SJW, nothing odd about it. Dan would love to be African American, as he is embarrassed to be white. You just know he was walking around HP as a kid wearing a Bulls jersey, listening to rap and generally appropriating black culture.

The Florio thing started When Speigs went after him hard (rightfully so) when Florio danced on Hub's grave when the magazine folded.