Yes, Some Guy, it is Ben Finfer. Likely going to be having him regularly when Spiegs isn't there.

It's news for two CSFMB sections. This effects Bernstein's camp and Mac's camp. Just making sure everybody gets this breaking news.

It's news for two CSFMB sections. This affects Bernstein's camp and Mac's camp. Just making sure everybody gets this breaking news.

Tunes section might be tough...

It's news for two CSFMB sections. This affects Bernstein's camp and Mac's camp. Just making sure everybody gets this breaking news.

I'm sure we're about 10 minutes away from the normal round of "lolz take ur medz n stfu beardown," but this is legitimately kind of interesting.

Finfer pales in comparison to Goff.

This isn't about race. It's about respect. Mac showed it to Goff. Goff didn't return it. Nor did he show any appreciation for Mac giving him a midday audience.

There is a certain sense of "entitlement" about Goff. Quite frankly, he hasn't improved that much as a host over the past couple of years. He either lacks talent to raise his game to "the next level," a strong work ethic, or both.

That may or may not be true. Well it obviously is to you and certainly isn't to me. But the timing of this event cannot be ignored. The Mackster had his feelings hurt cause he can't take a joke. And he took it out on the black guy.

That may or may not be true. Well it obviously is to you and certainly isn't to me. But the timing of this event cannot be ignored. The Mackster had his feelings hurt cause he can't take a joke. And he took it out on the black guy.

It still strikes me as odd that "The Fish" was uncomfortable with the origins of the "Da Ma Na" stuff coming from a mentally challenged person, yet he spent 3 segments of his show last week making fun of autism.

Mac is a grand wizard at this game.

:lol:

Yea thats probably it. Theres tons of mail clerks in Fortune 500 companies that get away with " good natured ribbing" the executives that work there. Especially when the executives are the ones giving them a chance to work on their deal alongside them.

While I'm not sure how Mac orchestrated this change, I like it. As I've said before, Finfer does a better Mac than Mac does. I enjoy his edgy brand of vitriol. And while he doesn't seem to know the first thing about sports, he's got the kind of charismatic on-air presence that compels you to listen. For the most part, Goff and Leery lack that quality.

I'm no fan of Goff, but Boers makes fun of Mac with the Da Ma Neeel stuff quite a bit too. Mac either needs to toughen his shell or tell old man Boers to pound sand as well.

Mac seems to look at Boers as his father figure or grandpa. You can tell the only reason he likes to do transition is because he gets to talk to Terry. But Mac is delusional if he thinks Boers doesn't make fun of his hillbilly, fishing ass too. Quite frankly, I think transition sucks anyway at this point, so just cut that crap segment out and stop trying to act like friends when clearly nobody between the shows is.

He considers Terry his friend. Goff gets puffy under the B&B wing. Problem is when the shit hits the fan that wing pulls in and doesn't cover. You think he'd have learned that. Midge, I think Goff would say he got to where he is being him and he's going to keep going that way, because it's worked. No need to improve or anything else.

He ruins everything for you, doesn't he?

It's really not about race, it's about the pussification of Dangerous Dan.

Goff did nothing different than Boers or Bernsie in regard to the Da Ma Na stuff. Good natured ribbing. I would even say they were showing him love/respect by bringing him up so much.

Has Mackeyfish turned on his old buddy Boers now too? How 'bout Bernsie? Does Mac still bang the tranny with the boys?

Thus far, it appears he only turned on the brothers. Which he has done before with Jiggs, Hood, Herb....and now Jason and Laurence. So maybe it does have something to do with race as well?