I know that since Mark Grote became a full-time SCORE employee last August, he's not just the designated update guy on "Mully & Hanley in the Morning". He's also the guy who replaced Brian "The Whipping Boy" Paruch as Steve Rosenbloom's co-host on the Saturday morning show from 8a-Noon. As for Dennis McKinnon, when he was a regular last football season with "Boers & Bernstein" the day after a Bears' game, he always sounded like he either didn't want to be there or said something mean about his former team. I can't picture McKinnon & Grote teaming on The SCORE.

That being said, while WSCR 670 The SCORE has been under the CBS Radio umbrella for many years now, I can't remember the last time management hired someone from outside the market to host a local sports talk show, even when Diamond Broadcasting owned WSCR & sister station 93XRT back in the day.

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Larry might do both. Be at the Score and work some assignments for NBC 5. During the Sox season he's a part timer at the Score any way. So he can do more NBC 5 stuff during these months. Then in the fall and winter he can do more night time Score shows and less NBC 5.

That's probably what's gonna happen. It's a damn shame. Larry will now have two outlets to hate on white people.

You're forgetting to mention a certain attorney for the job.

Aggravated Sox Fan Bob?? I'd tune into that.

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Good point, I'd pay to hear transition between B&B and Crane Kenney.

SHARK, could you have pictured Hamp and Holmes getting the afternoon slot before they actually did a few years ago?

They didn't get the afternoon slot, but SCORE Program Director Mitch Rosen handed LoHo the 10a-Noon weekday shift on a silver platter when "Mully & Hanley" took over morning drive a few years ago. That was as bad as hiring his "Stuttering" John Melendez sound-alike partner.