I am still not all anti Goff / Spiegs, but today got out of hand in a hurry.

You anti-transition, or anti this talent? I've no problem with either answer

Transition was reinstated as a way for Mac and Boers to interact. I don't see the purpose of it now with Mac gone. It's time to get rid of the 9-1/1-6 scheduling, too.

Transition was reinstated as a way for Mac and Boers to interact. I don't see the purpose of it now with Mac gone. It's time to get rid of the 9-1/1-6 scheduling, too.

I found the transition yesterday with Boers and Holmes to be very (veary) odd. Laurence was talking about Terry's "forgotten" career as a writer (as he's now been on the radio for 25 years), and how he'd love to sit down with Terry "for an hour" when it's all over and hear all of Terry's stories. Holmes has probably known and worked fairly close to Boers for at least 15 years and he hasn't been able to get Terry to share anything to this point?

Then Larry made the obligatory Murph reference (as if to goad Terry into a cheap shot) and Terry wrote something down on a piece of paper that he said would come out in due time (and showed it to Larry, who reacted like it was some bombshell like Murph is gay or something...).

I would love to read a tell-all book by Boers when he's finally done--and hopefully he doesn't pull ANY punches.

given the recent report teary is retiring soon I took the entire conversation as reference to that "secret" news

I found the transition yesterday with Boers and Holmes to be very (veary) odd. Laurence was talking about Terry's "forgotten" career as a writer (as he's now been on the radio for 25 years), and how he'd love to sit down with Terry "for an hour" when it's all over and hear all of Terry's stories. Holmes has probably known and worked fairly close to Boers for at least 15 years and he hasn't been able to get Terry to share anything to this point?

Then Larry made the obligatory Murph reference (as if to goad Terry into a cheap shot) and Terry wrote something down on a piece of paper that he said would come out in due time (and showed it to Larry, who reacted like it was some bombshell like Murph is gay or something...).

I would love to read a tell-all book by Boers when he's finally done--and hopefully he doesn't pull ANY punches.

He didn't write it while it was fresh in his mind while working a part time job, what makes you think he will write it in his retirement.

I meant a book about the Score, not his columnist/reporter days.

I found the transition yesterday with Boers and Holmes to be very (veary) odd. Laurence was talking about Terry's "forgotten" career as a writer (as he's now been on the radio for 25 years), and how he'd love to sit down with Terry "for an hour" when it's all over and hear all of Terry's stories. Holmes has probably known and worked fairly close to Boers for at least 15 years and he hasn't been able to get Terry to share anything to this point?

Then Larry made the obligatory Murph reference (as if to goad Terry into a cheap shot) and Terry wrote something down on a piece of paper that he said would come out in due time (and showed it to Larry, who reacted like it was some bombshell like Murph is gay or something...).

I would love to read a tell-all book by Boers when he's finally done--and hopefully he doesn't pull ANY punches.