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maybe a few of you wouldn't mind taking the time to answer...
1 - WHY is Murph hated so much by people on his station? Personally I can't stand him...I think his show is mainly hot air. Just awful.
2 - Exactly WHY is Mike North considered so good? Why is he considered to be the "major player" at the Score...again, his show is mainly hot air...
3 - What does Fred Huebner bring to the table? Why has he been around for so long. He is easily the most boring of the hosts...and I have found his opinions to be based on prior prejudices and ignorance.
4 - Why would the Score have ever let go of Dan McNeil? I have to admit I kind of like listening to the guy...especially a couple of weeks ago when he went into a semi-rant after a guy called and told him he has a job anyone would want and Dan basically said, well, anybody could HAVE it too, if one worked his way up to it like he did. I really respected that.
1) He's a Cub fan at a Whitesox station. He's old school sports talk radio. Some like him, most have moved on to the new millennium.
2) Mike is another old school host. He was most popular when he was considered "one of the guys". When you sign a multi-million dollar contract, you lose that label. Without that link to the common fan, Mike becomes arrogant, distant and unpopular. He doesn't have the raw talent to make up for his shortcomings.
3) Fred was best when paired with ANYONE but Mike North. He sounds alot better when Mike is on vacation. I enjoyed his morning show with Murph. Mike needs to lose the ego and let Fred disagree sometimes.
4) Mac should be able to answer why they let him go. (Mac you want to handle this one?)
I don't like his afternoon format or his style, but I do respect him for coming on the boards and trying to connect with the fans. A little more sports talk and alot less bar talk would pull me back over to the "dark side" 1000MVP.
Hope that helped answer your questions. Everyone like and dislikes different things. I think the key to sports talk radio, is to find what you do best and hope the audience recognizes your talent(s).