They cater to the hate listening crowd. It is working. Thanks for your support.

Spiegel is a blithering idiot and even the sport he supposedly knows in baseball he is terrible at. Parkinson is the Leury Garcia of sports radio and Mitch thought he was radio Jerry Krause and scouted him. He tries to be Nick Wright and Wright is horrible. What fans are they attracting with this drivel?

Wrong. Haven't listened in months, but the clips on twitch during Bernstein and Holmes are terrible.

This is exactly how I feel. Today's QB1 Town Hall disaster just further justified my decision to never listen to this station again.

It amazes me how the people that listen the least seem to know the most about the shows. And, they are the ones most offended by the content. In conclusion, you are listening.

Spiegel is a blithering idiot and even the sport he supposedly knows in baseball he is terrible at. Parkinson is the Leury Garcia of sports radio and Mitch thought he was radio Jerry Krause and scouted him. He tries to be Nick Wright and Wright is horrible. What fans are they attracting with this drivel?

I enjoyed Dan Hampton on The Score. He was the de facto cream-of-the-class, if you will.

Hamp and Holmes would be on the Mt. Rushmore for worst show in the history of WSCR with The Bull and The Bear, The Mike North Morning Show and Bernstein and Goff would also be contenders.

Bernstein & McKnight was a very tough listen.

Hamp and Holmes would be on the Mt. Rushmore for worst show in the history of WSCR with The Bull and The Bear, The Mike North Morning Show and Bernstein and Goff would also be contenders.

Yeah, the Bull and the Bear was problematic because neither one was suited to lead the show and it felt rudderless. It would have been fine in a weekend slot where expectations are lower. Also agree on the MNMS. It was an abomination. The period where Anne Maxfield was sentenced to the penalty box while they auditioned her potential replacements was excruciating for all involved. I remember Drinky awkwardly co-hosting for a week while Fred and Annie stewed.

You clearly have much time to waste by listening to this drivel for years. My life changed for the better once I permanently pushed the effin button. Much more time to dedicate to better sports talk on satellite radio. It's clear from Bernstein's latest
resuscitation of Penn State talk that he hasn't learned anything. If I hear any of that next week I'm gonna vomit.

I am confused. If you previously "permanently pushed the effin button" how are you aware of recent Penn State talk and why are you concerned about what may or may not be discussed next week? Help me understand please.

Don't forget Spiegel and Mannelly, the glorious moment at which every host in a major daypart had a college diploma.

I enjoyed Dan Hampton on The Score. He was the de facto cream-of-the-class, if you will.

Still remember when J. Hood went off on Telander, used to be the writers would come on and look down at everyone because they considered themselves to be so much smarter than the hosts and listeners, Hoody delivered one of the best verbal beatdowns in WSCR history, funny how you never hear that re-played.

Several of the shows cited were efforts to pair guy with Ex-Bears, cut the common denominators are Larry and Bernstein, not sure what type of goods those guys have on station management, but they both have quite a graveyard of ex-partners.

The Goff and Bernstein show devolved into the hosts telling people to stop listening, bet that went over great with advertisers, and the Bernstein and McKnight pairing was a painful listen as McKnight kept trying to out SJW Bernstein, a brutal show, but McKnight seems to have found his niche talking to the half dozen or so people listening to Sox pre/post.

Holmes...well Larry and Hampton as a bad matchup as you have a guy that want to talk only football and hold players accountable paired with the ultimate jock sniffer, do have to say that the Gordon Beckham stuff was deliciously awkward, Larry would say something like, "hey Gordon, you are 0 for 20 over the past week, what are you working in the batting cage", and Hamp would sit silently only joining the conversation to say hello and goodbye.

The Goff and Bernstein show devolved into the hosts telling people to stop listening, bet that went over great with advertisers, and the Bernstein and McKnight pairing was a painful listen as McKnight kept trying to out SJW Bernstein, a brutal show, but McKnight seems to have found his niche talking to the half dozen or so people listening to Sox pre/post.

He also destroyed his career with that decision. He went from prime time to being essentially blackballed for 15 years. He was absolutely right; however, it would have been better for his career to bite his tongue. Anyone with ears knew Telander sucked. Hood was better than everyone except prime Bernstein. Being a big 6'4" black guy, who isn't always lovable, scared the powers that be.

He also destroyed his career with that decision. He went from prime time to being essentially blackballed for 15 years. He was absolutely right; however, it would have been better for his career to bite his tongue. Anyone with ears knew Telander sucked. Hood was better than everyone except prime Bernstein. Being a big 6'4" black guy, who isn't always lovable, scared the powers that be.