Wondering if anyone here has any insight as to what kind of guy Mulligan really is. Always came across as a loudmouth, mostly vanilla, guy.

Mully has some principles that he lives by.

And he will not change them for anyone. Ask Harry Teinowitz.

He is an affable Irishman who would stand by you when the chips were down.

That makes him stand out at The Score more than anything else.

Just seems to me like he has a bit of a temper, and usually the people that publically are so nice and outgoing and friendly tend to be complete jerkoffs and entitled douchebags in private.

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At the last minute, Tiny took it upon himself to book a guest to hawk his porn website, without consulting Mully.

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If you mess with Mulligan he will stand up to you just like most people. Hanley is quieter but will take someone on also.

Let me guess. Mr. Skin?

I have heard him making wise cracks about his coffee. Funny guy.

Hope he's a nice guy, I do.

I met Mully in 2003 the day before the Bears’ opener in San Francisco and spent about 6 hours at the bar with Mully and Mariotti. I wish I had a tape recorder with me to get all their stories. Mariotti was less abrasive in person than on TV and formerly in print and was actually pretty cool. Mully was downright awesome. Very much the same guy in person as the gregarious guy you hear on radio and definitely a guy you’d want to belly up to the bar with. My wife and I hung out with M&H, Dustin and DJ while they were in Vegas for the 2010 Superbowl. All are a lot of fun and very cool.

Do you remember when Mully ballistic over the Ashley Madison? ads. Similiar story here.

Mully was once scheduled to do an afternoon show with the Tiny one.

At the last minute, Tiny took it upon himself to book a guest to hawk his porn website, without consulting Mully. And yes, this was at ESPN. Mully told him we would not share his name with the guy hawking his site. Tiny thought he was joking.

When Mully started to leave, Tiny realized he was serious. And he probably also realized he is neither intelligent or clever enough to fill four hours of live radio on his own.

Mully stayed, the guest took a powder shall we say.

Well, I am sure to be flamed for a first post, but I met Mully and Hanley in April of 2008 at a remote upstairs at Bernie's, with about, I don't know, maybe three other fans of their show. (They had just started.) Mulligan was very nice, took time to talk with me, and seemed pretty genuine. Hanley, on the other hand, was even nicer, if that's possible, and talked with me for quite a while. I think they are both good persons. They come across as authentic and approachable, and I think that is because they were reporters first, and only became radio personalities much later.

Ok, BearTMPdown.

Ok, BearTMPdown.