This trainwreck proves that fan broadcast contests are a bad idea. Who in the hell voted for this Woman?

I do like Connor McKnight though...

I know what some of you are thinking.........the answer is "No. Not at all".

Actually, it proves that Bernstein is a fucking idiot, as he played a large role in selecting her.

I really don't think she is a sports fan at all--her opinions seem to be derived entirely from the Tribune and Sun-Times sports sections. She simply parrots what she has read in two of the worst sources for sports opinion on the internet.

Despite her disastrous showing thus far, though, she's still not as bad as Finfer and Jim Littke.

If Beardown were here he might say...

Bernstein probably likes her because he wants to blur the line between actual news and sports news, so he can fancy himself a real journalist.

Actually, it proves that Bernstein is a fucking idiot, as he played a large role in selecting her.

I really don't think she is a sports fan at all--her opinions seem to be derived entirely from the Tribune and Sun-Times sports sections. She simply parrots what she has read in two of the worst sources for sports opinion on the internet.

Despite her disastrous showing thus far, though, she's still not as bad as Finfer and Jim Littke.

I haven't sampled Maya's new show, in large part because it airs at 2a Sundays. Here's an idea...When the Big Ten Network's Ben Stein-looking Gerry DiNardo and the SCORE's Connor McKnight wrap up their first season of "Inside College Football" in the next few weeks, put Maya on at 10p Friday night so that people who haven't tuned in can at least sample her show...Just a thought.

I do like Connor McKnight though...

Heard her show once. She had a clear/professional delivery, was opinionated and outlined a number of points she wanted to stick to on the limited topics she touched upon in the hour I heard. Very vanilla, imo.

She really did have a detached, clinical sound to her program. She did come across very Bernstein-ian in her (wrong, imo) position, very rigid in her discussion and near absolute in her dismissive-ness of opposing (non-meatball) arguments.

In fairness, the show parts I heard focused almost totally on assessing blame for the Bears' failure between the talent level and coaching quality. Period. A tired discussion by now if ever there was one. But it was 3am on a Sunday, no caller seemingly wanted to take the discussion in any different direction.

I'd much prefer to hear her once or twice in a real slot, with real callers/guests. Especially over an Oak Park Vandy, a Shake That...or increasingly Mully & Hanley.

If it was her first bite of the Score apple it wasn't bad, especially compared to what the M&H show has become, or what overnights (save Les) have always been on the Score. David Stein is odd enough, but I still remember Joe Cain almost in pain trying to fill the air in those lonely hours (unless a drunk caller was allowed on). It's damn hard to have a show with any kind of (entertaining)sane personality at that hour and wrong to grade her solely by that slot.

Sounds like Regular now has a relative working weekends at the Score.

Heard her show once. She had a clear/professional delivery, was opinionated and outlined a number of points she wanted to stick to on the limited topics she touched upon in the hour I heard. Very vanilla, imo.

She really did have a detached, clinical sound to her program. She did come across very Bernstein-ian in her (wrong, imo) position, very rigid in her discussion and near absolute in her dismissive-ness of opposing (non-meatball) arguments.

In fairness, the show parts I heard focused almost totally on assessing blame for the Bears' failure between the talent level and coaching quality. Period. A tired discussion by now if ever there was one. But it was 3am on a Sunday, no caller seemingly wanted to take the discussion in any different direction.

I'd much prefer to hear her once or twice in a real slot, with real callers/guests. Especially over an Oak Park Vandy, a Shake That...or increasingly Mully & Hanley.

If it was her first bite of the Score apple it wasn't bad, especially compared to what the M&H show has become, or what overnights (save Les) have always been on the Score. David Stein is odd enough, but I still remember Joe Cain almost in pain trying to fill the air in those lonely hours (unless a drunk caller was allowed on). It's damn hard to have a show with any kind of (entertaining)sane personality at that hour and wrong to grade her solely by that slot.

Why? What has he ever offered on air worth a listen? His updates are still choppy & he doesn't offer up anything not already discussed ad nauseum on the day's programming. He isn't funny nor particularly clever and not particularly bright (sounding).

Heard her show once. She had a clear/professional delivery, was opinionated and outlined a number of points she wanted to stick to on the limited topics she touched upon in the hour I heard. Very vanilla, imo.

She really did have a detached, clinical sound to her program. She did come across very Bernstein-ian in her (wrong, imo) position, very rigid in her discussion and near absolute in her dismissive-ness of opposing (non-meatball) arguments.

In fairness, the show parts I heard focused almost totally on assessing blame for the Bears' failure between the talent level and coaching quality. Period. A tired discussion by now if ever there was one. But it was 3am on a Sunday, no caller seemingly wanted to take the discussion in any different direction.

I'd much prefer to hear her once or twice in a real slot, with real callers/guests. Especially over an Oak Park Vandy, a Shake That...or increasingly Mully & Hanley.

If it was her first bite of the Score apple it wasn't bad, especially compared to what the M&H show has become, or what overnights (save Les) have always been on the Score. David Stein is odd enough, but I still remember Joe Cain almost in pain trying to fill the air in those lonely hours (unless a drunk caller was allowed on). It's damn hard to have a show with any kind of (entertaining)sane personality at that hour and wrong to grade her solely by that slot.