If you want to join Nas and enjoy B&B because Bernstein can diagram plays employed by the Phoenix Suns, have at it. I'll keep moving the meters... keeping in mind what the masses want to hear. You would be correct if you said I'm NBA illiterate

If you want to join Nas and enjoy B&B because Bernstein can diagram plays employed by the Phoenix Suns, have at it. I'll keep moving the meters...

Now... back to the Convention Center for Commissioner Goodell's newsconference

Congrats Mac, you have just made my next signature.

By the way... who is the guy in the Timberwolves jersey on your avatar?

Your comprehension skills could use some work, Baku. I didn't say imply what Bernstein knows is ridiculous. I said it doesn't have mass appeal.

By the way... who is the guy in the Timberwolves jersey on your avatar?

Pau Gasol didn't come from a winning college program so he doesn't fit in with the guys that Pax wants.

Pax can't be mad. He still has Luol Deng.

And Pax is finding out what I didn't think was true, but I was wrong. Luol Deng is indeed..."Over rated! Clap clap clappity clap"

And he has one of the most debilitating kind of injuries, a bad achilles, which surely has quite a lot to do with his play this season. Achilles injuries often linger for months when athletes try to play with them. Shutting him down for the year might be the best option.

And he has one of the most debilitating kind of injuries, a bad achilles, which surely has quite a lot to do with his play this season. Achilles injuries often linger for months when athletes try to play with them. Shutting him down for the year might be the best option.

Thank you Mac for not bitching about the weather in Arizona. They said that we were going to get 3-6 inches of snow but with the snow drifting it seems like a lot more.... oh, I don't care about basketball either....

In another thread, No Clever Moniker wrote:
A bit self-serving, eh Mac? Where do you get your research data? Funny how during this time of year we get NBA and College hoop scores and coverage across all media outlets. If what you say is true then you wouldn't have updates or interviews or the need for any coaches shows. If your data was real then the other sports talk shows would do the same and not talk hoops (you used the same argument when at 'SCR).

The UC regularly fills with "white suburbia" for Bulls games but nobody wants to talk about it? If that's your definition of your target audience then it might explain one thing. Basketball/hockey ignorance explains the other.

You're hanging your hat on scrolled scores, coaches' shows and the 20,000 people who attend Bulls games? I gotta go Col. Nathan Jessup on you, NCM: "Is that what we came here to discuss? Phone bills and footlockers?"

I'm trying to build the biggest audience I can. The 20,000 who attend Bulls games are a drop in the bucket. There are more than 7 million potential listeners in Chicagoland who WON'T attend a Bulls game this year. And why? It is not interesting to many. My job is not to create interest, but to reflect it. If you want to join Nas and enjoy B&B because Bernstein can diagram plays employed by the Phoenix Suns, have at it. I'll keep moving the meters... keeping in mind what the masses want to hear. You would be correct if you said I'm NBA illiterate. But, Mister, I know my audience. And I want to keep it larger than everyone else in PM drive.

Now... back to the Convention Center for Commissioner Goodell's newsconference and another peek at Sunday's prop bets.

So yeah. . . . back to the Commissioner and whether Congress should meddle in the internal workings of the NFL (they shouldn’t) and on Monday you can selectively tell us about the bets on which you lost.

Like those who wish to appear more inclusive by practicing being more exclusionary, your approach of building a bigger listening audience by narrowing your scope of discussion is certainly the kind of thing you seem to be hanging your hat on. But hey, it really is about merely moving the meters (as you say)and you’ll play to your strengths: recycled boomer pop culture..