Maybe enjoy a nice lemonade in the backyard and listen to reruns of Kevin Can Wait play in your head?

Well,I guess you're the expert on here with playing with head.

After about 15 minutes,had to turn it off. Murph is that annoying.

Turned on 670 where Bruce Levine was giving a verbal BJ to James Shields.

At that point,the sound of silence was a good choice...PTFOFFB

how dare you say that about Murph. If it wasn't for Murph this board would not even exist.

Murph and Fred tackle Chicago sports better than any other hosts in Chicago. They touch on saber metrics but believe their eyes. Murphs not smooth but he's a fans fan. I could care less about the score wimps accusing him of email shenanigans. Who cares. They touch on a lot of the things on Saturday fans think about during the week.

I think the fact ESPN 1000 doesn't have any teams is a plus that they can be honest. They've had great Madden and heyward discussion. They'd be great after Cubs games. They don't have to be an apologist for anybody like the score pussies.

Who on the score would you enjoy talking Chicago sports with over a cup of coffee? Rozner, hub when he's not Trump bashing, maybe Les , Schuster, mac? They'd have to pay me to talk to the other minimum wagers.

And no obligatory sjw ass kissing, just sports. The podcast is a great listen with minimal commercials. The third wheel punks don't add anything. Jesse Rogers is suprisingly honest amazingly with the fact he travels with the Cubs.

In the day the score had murph, Fred, north , Mac, jiggets, terry . That was good sportsradio.

I was listening this morning when Murph made an attempt to cover the Cubs in St. Louis. He is approaching senility and his mind wonders nowadays. He ended talking about his old Bleacher Bum buddy who used to rent a bus and bring a crew to St.Louis while overcharging his buddies for the ride.
It just seems there are a lot of asides when Murph talks. Get to the "meat & potatoes" of the subject matter without giving me a rundown of life in 1966.

ya murph's been talking about 60s experiences since he was on WLS. He is also a big baseball conspiracy guy. Always trying to turn something mundane into a genius plot by some GM or manager etc...

His voice problem seems to have cleared up mostly

I always enjoyed his Sunday night show on WLS followed by Nate Clay talking politics. He broke from the Coppock mold of relying heavily on guests to fill his show and instead took calls from listeners.

fans talking to fans.

http://mediaburn.org/video/chicago-slices-raw-mike-murphy-wscr/

Heeeeeey, it's Murph doing the evening show in 1993! In the first few minutes, I caught Mac, Boers (who at this point was still being somewhat civil with Murph), Ron Gleason, and Jerry Riles. And of course, the yellow pad!

http://mediaburn.org/video/chicago-slices-raw-mike-murphy-wscr/

Heeeeeey, it's Murph doing the evening show in 1993! In the first few minutes, I caught Mac, Boers (who at this point was still being somewhat civil with Murph), Ron Gleason, and Jerry Riles. And of course, the yellow pad!

I think we treat our listeners with respect -- we'll give 'em the SEE YA! once in a while -- but they know that's good-natured fun. We don't hang up on 'em, we don't do stuff that would maybe make them feel bad, because they won't come back.

http://mediaburn.org/video/radio-faces-9/?t=20:30 Here's more classic Score:



Congratulations, Jason Goff! You understand radio less than circa-1996 Mike North.

Murph insists he never owned black leather pants.

http://mediaburn.org/video/chicago-slices-raw-mike-murphy-wscr/

Heeeeeey, it's Murph doing the evening show in 1993! In the first few minutes, I caught Mac, Boers (who at this point was still being somewhat civil with Murph), Ron Gleason, and Jerry Riles. And of course, the yellow pad!

Seems like way too much going on for one man to handle, then try to talk about sports.

I remember listening to Murph in the early days at wls and especially early at the score losing his temper a lot. The producer would screw something up and Murph would go ballistic. He'd literally be screaming go to commercial now several times. They'd return from commercials and he'd be calmed down but still steaming.

Really tense and you could see why tempers flew.