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SHARK wrote:

Less is more...

Not really, personally I think 3 hours is the most I want to listen to one show, no matter how much I like it. 4 hours is pushing it. 1-6 with a transition is almost twice as long as it should be.

KDdidit wrote:

SHARK wrote:

Less is more...

Not really, personally I think 3 hours is the most I want to listen to one show, no matter how much I like it. 4 hours is pushing it. 1-6 with a transition is almost twice as long as it should be.

KDdidit, you bring up a valid point. I don't understand why "Boers & Bernstein" is now a 5 hour show, complete with the crosstalk with Danny Mac & Matt Spiegel...If I ran The SCORE, having "Mully & Hanley" go from 5-9a weekdays is OK with me, but Dan Patrick's syndicated show would air from 9a-Noon with "B & B" going from Noon-3p and "The Danny Mac Show" going from 3-6p weekdays, or vice versa. It probably will never happen, but the Patrick show, when he was on ESPN Radio, was BETTER LIVE!

SHARK wrote:

KDdidit wrote:

Not really, personally I think 3 hours is the most I want to listen to one show, no matter how much I like it. 4 hours is pushing it. 1-6 with a transition is almost twice as long as it should be.

I dont think a major sports city should have a national syndicated show

KDdidit wrote:

SHARK wrote:

Less is more...

Not really, personally I think 3 hours is the most I want to listen to one show, no matter how much I like it. 4 hours is pushing it. 1-6 with a transition is almost twice as long as it should be.

You lose me when you push Dan Patrick, Sharko.

Author:	Pappy's Crappy [ Mon Jul 13, 2009 10:05 am ]
Post subject:	4 and 7 Has Become 2 and 4
On days when I'm home and have the Score on, I usually start listening around 9. Under the old format, by mid-to-late afternoon, I'd get to hear parts or all of four shows and seven hosts. Now, that same time period gives me only two shows (and those are linked by transition) and four hosts. Not enough different opinions, styles, approaches, formats, etc., to keep me from turning the dial. While I agree Hamp & Holmes had to go, I do miss the variety of the old schedule. Just my opinion.

Author:	SHARK [ Mon Jul 13, 2009 2:57 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: 4 and 7 Has Become 2 and 4
I think it's become more streamlined, easier to listen to The SCORE since Dan McNeil & Matt Spiegel technically replaced the train wrecks that were "Hampton & Holmes" & Mike Murphy middays. When Mike North left last summer & SportsRadio 670 moved "Mully & Hanley" to mornings, they should've done away with 2 hour shows between 10a-2p weekdays and handed the show over to one show for the 4 hour time period. Less is more...

Author:	KDdidit [ Mon Jul 13, 2009 3:08 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: 4 and 7 Has Become 2 and 4
SHARK wrote: Less is more... Not really, personally I think 3 hours is the most I want to listen to one show, no matter how much I like it. 4 hours is pushing it. 1-6 with a transition is almost twice as long as it should be.

Author:	SHARK [ Mon Jul 13, 2009 3:16 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: 4 and 7 Has Become 2 and 4
KDdidit wrote: SHARK wrote: Less is more... Not really, personally I think 3 hours is the most I want to listen to one show, no matter how much I like it. 4 hours is pushing it. 1-6 with a transition is almost twice as long as it should be. KDdidit, you bring up a valid point. I don't understand why "Boers & Bernstein" is now a 5 hour show, complete with the crosstalk with Danny Mac & Matt Spiegel...If I ran The SCORE, having "Mully & Hanley" go from 5-9a weekdays is OK with me, but Dan Patrick's syndicated show would air from 9a-Noon with "B & B" going from Noon-3p and "The Danny Mac Show" going from 3-6p weekdays, or vice versa. It probably will never happen, but the Patrick show, when he was on ESPN Radio, was BETTER LIVE!

Author:	illini81887 [ Mon Jul 13, 2009 3:27 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: 4 and 7 Has Become 2 and 4
SHARK wrote: KDdidit wrote: SHARK wrote: Less is more... Not really, personally I think 3 hours is the most I want to listen to one show, no matter how much I like it. 4 hours is pushing it. 1-6 with a transition is almost twice as long as it should be. KDdidit, you bring up a valid point. I don't understand why "Boers & Bernstein" is now a 5 hour show, complete with the crosstalk with Danny Mac & Matt Spiegel...If I ran The SCORE, having "Mully & Hanley" go from 5-9a weekdays is OK with me, but Dan Patrick's syndicated show would air from 9a-Noon with "B & B" going from Noon-3p and "The Danny Mac Show" going from 3-6p weekdays, or vice versa. It probably will never happen, but the Patrick show, when he was on ESPN Radio, was BETTER LIVE! I dont think a major sports city should have a national syndicated show

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Author:	lipidquadcab [ Mon Jul 13, 2009 3:49 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: 4 and 7 Has Become 2 and 4
If I ran the score, Stocks and Jocks would be back on at 5...

Author:	Pappy's Crappy [ Mon Jul 13, 2009 3:58 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: 4 and 7 Has Become 2 and 4
illini81887 wrote: SHARK wrote: KDdidit wrote: Not really, personally I think 3 hours is the most I want to listen to one show, no matter how much I like it. 4 hours is pushing it. 1-6 with a transition is almost twice as long as it should be. KDdidit, you bring up a valid point. I don't understand why "Boers & Bernstein" is now a 5 hour show, complete with the crosstalk with Danny Mac & Matt Spiegel...If I ran The SCORE, having "Mully & Hanley" go from 5-9a weekdays is OK with me, but Dan Patrick's syndicated show would air from 9a-Noon with "B & B" going from Noon-3p and "The Danny Mac Show" going from 3-6p weekdays, or vice versa. It probably will never happen, but the Patrick show, when he was on ESPN Radio, was BETTER LIVE! I dont think a major sports city should have a national syndicated show I don't think a major sports city should have had a show as bad as Hamp & Holmes, either. Anyway, I used to agree with you, but with the trouble the Score seems to be having filling its broadcast day with decent local guys, maybe I'm not so opposed to Shark's idea of sticking Patrick in there. NINE STRAIGHT HOURS with no other programming besides Mac/Spiegel/B&B isn't doing it for me.

Author:	Scorehead [ Mon Jul 13, 2009 6:44 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: 4 and 7 Has Become 2 and 4
SHARK wrote: KDdidit wrote: SHARK wrote: Less is more... Not really, personally I think 3 hours is the most I want to listen to one show, no matter how much I like it. 4 hours is pushing it. 1-6 with a transition is almost twice as long as it should be. KDdidit, you bring up a valid point. I don't understand why "Boers & Bernstein" is now a 5 hour show, complete with the crosstalk with Danny Mac & Matt Spiegel...If I ran The SCORE, having "Mully & Hanley" go from 5-9a weekdays is OK with me, but Dan Patrick's syndicated show would air from 9a-Noon with "B & B" going from Noon-3p and "The Danny Mac Show" going from 3-6p weekdays, or vice versa. It probably will never happen, but the Patrick show, when he was on ESPN Radio, was BETTER LIVE! Dan Patrick blows.

Author:	titimo [ Tue Jul 14, 2009 8:53 am ]
Post subject:	Re: 4 and 7 Has Become 2 and 4
This is what they need live & local! http://www.benkowski.com/

Author:	Beebo [ Tue Jul 14, 2009 12:09 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: 4 and 7 Has Become 2 and 4
You lose me when you push Dan Patrick, Sharko.

Author:	SHARK [ Tue Jul 14, 2009 2:37 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: 4 and 7 Has Become 2 and 4
Beebo wrote: You lose me when you push Dan Patrick, Sharko. I happen to like Dan Patrick, but I'm probably the only guy on this board that does. In a perfect world, The SCORE should run the Patrick show right after "Mully & Hanley in the Morning" from 9a-Noon and then you'd have 3 hours each of "The Danny Mac Show" and "Boers & Bernstein" in the afternoon from Noon-3p & from 3-6p respectively. I never said it would happen...

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