Schuster is old school Score, when the callers were more important than twitter.

Count me in as another guy who came to appreciate the Schumouse as the years went by and the makeup of the Score changed drastically.

Good point, Mr. Reason.

We should all get together and watch Jeopardy.

Was he part of Sports Phone back in the early 80's too? Wow I am getting old....Dave schuster?

He's got common sense which is entirely lacking in most of the other hosts.

I dunno about that. He gets all pissy if somebody disagrees with him.

Yes, he was along with Fred Huebner and Shorty George. Getting old is better than the alternative.

I enjoy evy show that he hosts.

Yeah, he's a good listen. I love how he always messes up the cliches. He said to Rich King about going from TV to radio and back to TV "you've come full cycle". It's "full circle" Schu.

he gets that one wrong evey time

Just keep picking nits. It's obvious you dint listen tonight. Schu is the evey man that the Score needs to combat clones that occupy evey other time slot on the Score.

I rarely listen on weekends after 9am & doubt that I've ever heard him for extended time.

i enjoyed the eveyman call from the welder sox fan bitching about how sox fans are not showing up to games... of course he was at work today until 5 so thats why he couldnt go... he was kind enough to admit he'd had a few beers... pretty impressive for only having been off work for an hour. If only the score had all meatball all the time.. it would be glorious

i enjoyed the eveyman call from the welder sox fan bitching about how sox fans are not showing up to games... of course he was at work today until 5 so thats why he couldnt go... he was kind enough to admit he'd had a few beers... pretty impressive for only having been off work for an hour. If only the score had all meatball all the time.. it would be glorious

That was great. I knew when the goof was saying it that he hadn't gone to a game himself.

Also, the DH calls were great. I loved the Cub fan callers that hate the DH because the Cub pitchers are "great" hitters. I guess they don't watch the Lester games. And there aren't pitchers who are "great" hitters. Arrieta is about a .160 career hitter. Schuster was wrong when he said Zambrano was .200. He's actually .238 and I know that off the top of my head. I've had this conversation many times before. Rick Rhoden was supposed to be "great". He's .238 also. Now, Wes Ferrell was actually pretty good. .280 for a long career. Terry Forster is .400 for his career, limited at-bats though. Walter Johnson was a .235 hitter but he actually hit .430 in 100 at-bats near the end of his career. The best hitting pitcher ever was George Uhle, .289 for his career. Watching pitchers hit pretty much sucks.