bigfan wrote:
Maybe Bernstein set the tone lately, but nobody set it for him, he did what he wanted, maybe some of these guys should get a new gimmick instead of "You're an idiot, I am much smarter because I am on the radio"
Randazo - Well documented by others and I never denied it, but his various appearances where you get more of him, it's really evident. Kind of a dick.
Rongi - In his defense, he is paid to be a Sox defender, but the constant fighting with callers, while entertaining to me, not a long term solution. It's like wanting to see the guy jump off the cliff, but after the 4th guy, it got old.
Rodewald - Not on much, but when he is lotsa self compliments. then I see his Twitter account "4-time Emmy-winning reporter. Anchor/Host on Chicago's @670thescore" I had to laugh.
Leary - Smartest guy in the room, just ask him, but dont let him corner you!
Spiegs - I do think he tries to let people talk, but he will break bad on you in 2 seconds if he doesnt think you are on his level.
This is a bad trend!
Yeah. You ever notice how they use "Bernstein Language" as well?
Like Rodewald this morning: "Not to sound like a "meatball" but I like this Little League World series shit. I want our Chicago kids to win."
Why qualify it? Want to make sure Bernstein knows it's a "meatball" thouight? That you're self aware?
Him and others. I often hear drinky talk about taking the train. Does he look around that train? Guarentee you 100% of the people on that train have more difficutlt jobs than he. Jobs that require more intelligence than his. He answers phones, jumps on the air to act like a high school kid and goes home. The guys and ladies on that train do more difficult work than him. But he's the one calling them "Meatballs".

Sports radio producers are the ultimate "meatballs". Ever hear them talk?