I thought it was a harmless rib also, Crappy. You could tell Joe B. was getting a bit uncomfortable about the whole thing by the end.
Sometimes I picture Murph in a corner, wringing his hands, muttering about his missing "strawberries".

Digging up all those old tapes and actaully putting together a whole segment on defending yourself against one little line a guy wrote in the paper about you seems a little . . . well . . . crazy. You have to wonder.

I thought it was a harmless rib also, Crappy. You could tell Joe B. was getting a bit uncomfortable about the whole thing by the end.
Sometimes I picture Murph in a corner, wringing his hands, muttering about his missing "strawberries".

Perhaps your new name could be Murph's Crappy

I thought it was a harmless rib also, Crappy. You could tell Joe B. was getting a bit uncomfortable about the whole thing by the end.
Sometimes I picture Murph in a corner, wringing his hands, muttering about his missing "strawberries".

Just remember all publicity is good.In thr media the only thing bad is to be ignored.Murph has been critical of the Cubs in the past anyway.Remember when under Baker they had the little 3 rd base coach who couldn't help sending runners home into sure outs?
Murph was on his case like white on rice.

We need more feuds!

Well, you got Murph vs. Boers, Murph vs. Stone, the Murph/Mully thing that virtually ended cross-talk between shows, Drinky doesn't like him, Mac called him somethng like a "miserable human being," . . .

Well, you got Murph vs. Boers, Murph vs. Stone, the Murph/Mully thing that virtually ended cross-talk between shows, Drinky doesn't like him, Mac called him somethng like a "miserable human being," . . .

He's the biggest CockFuck I ever meet.

Well, you can now add the Sun-Times' Chris DeLuca to the list--a list which seems to be expanding at an alarming rate--of colleagues that Murph has had or is having feuds with.

DeLuca wrote this today downplaying the Milton Bradley thing:
"Outside of a few diehards who want to believe every year is the year, and one particularly upbeat radio personality who has ordered up a new set of pompons -- score one for Mike Murphy -- the Bradley acquisition is a little anticlimactic."

Now, DeLuca was a regular guest on Murph's show during the summer and I'm not even sure if this was meant to be nothing more than a little innocent poking fun of Murph, but he proceeded to devote an entire segment of the show to defending himself against this perceived insult, even going so far as to drag out tapes going all the way back to the early days of the Score proving that he can be critical of the Cubs. Digging up all those old tapes and actaully putting together a whole segment on defending yourself against one little line a guy wrote in the paper about you seems a little . . . well . . . crazy. You have to wonder.

He's the biggest CockFuck I ever meet.

He's at it again with Stone. Today on Hampton & Holmes, Stone asked them to "pass along condolences to the Mustacheod (sp?) Cheerleader of the Mark Cuban getting the Cubs fan club since I don't think it's going to be his year". Naturally Murph took offense and repeatedly played sound bites of Stone comments which he thought made him look wrong. He also stated that he had wanted Stone to continue on his show...thus implying it was Stone who pulled the plug. Pretty funny...Murph's skin is so thin you can literally watch his blood boil .

Yeah, that was funny today. I would tend to believe Murph, though, that Stone ended the relationship. Stone can be pretty thin-sknned, too, and Murph was the one guy who might actually challenge a Stone prouncement now and then instead of worshipping at Stone's altar like most of the other hosts. And Stevie no like that.

Steve didn't appreciate Murph interrupting him constantly

Murph's nothing if not consistent.

After all why wouldn't the baseball analyst with ties to the Cubs, not be on the Cub's infocommercial. It just doesn't make sense unless that expert doesn't like to be interrupted by the Manbitch.