The clapping, the table slapping, the raising of his voice, the talking over people, the turning a simple question into the overly complex, the inability to recall specific events but still talking of them as being unbelievable. But mostly the goofy laughing that appars to be a result of too much caffeine and one too many one-hits down on the lower garage level.

So I ask, is he stoned?

he was raised homeless on the south side and he finally has a steady paycheck large enough to rent an efficiency apartment. it would be like you or me pulling a $250k/yr salary. i wouldnt stop laughing either

I don't think you can rule it out.

I have only heard him interview an occasional guest, but from what I have heard, he tends to make long, windy statements and then follow-up with a question.

That's the patented WSCR style, instituted by Mike North, perfected by Mully. You see, when you work for the Score, you're so goddamn smart you already know the answer to the question you're asking, so you basically give said answer to the interviewee and all he need do is concur.

I think Silvy is awesome. Professional, but a fan. Good interviewer, discusses stuff, is gracious in a way. He loves his job and isn't a dick. He's relaxed quite a bit.

i need a little more from Waddle. There are times when Jurko or Giangreco or the quirky basketball guy from a couple months ago or even Bill Romanowski this week bring out something in Waddle. I love that. But I don't think he's as bad as everybody says he is.

That's the patented WSCR style, instituted by Mike North, perfected by Mully. You see, when you work for the Score, you're so goddamn smart you already know the answer to the question you're asking, so you basically give said answer to the interviewee and all he need do is concur.

I know it is only an hour his show, but I would guess Kap has more of a name and following than Jason will ever have, thus it is going to take away from the Cub share.

Since Kap & Haugh on 87.7FM was essentially a non-factor versus Spiegel’s show, I’m not sure what if any impact Kap & Company is going to have on the station’s ratings (though Kap’s show will presumably generate higher ratings on ESPN1000 than it did on 87.7FM.) Also, in my opinion, Kap’s show would be better with a regular co-host than the continuous series of guest co-hosts some of whom have not been very interesting to listen to thus far.

You can if you're not a fucking idiot.

Well, 87.7 was a start up. Some radios didn't even get the station and it didn't have much of a signal.

I'll second that.

I think Silvy is the best sports radio host in the city.

Yep. I'm on board with this as well.

There's room for all Brother.

Best thing that ever happened to Silvy was getting away from Carmen.

The Mariotti experience probably helped as well. I'm sure he picked up on what not to do.