well you know, again, you know that it's, um, a very interesting case, if you want to call it that. Alan Kustok, um, accused of the murder of his wife Jeannie, and of course we probably wouldn't know a lot about this if it were it not for the sports connection, that being that Zak Kustok, was again a former Northwestern quarterback, and a guy -did he not start at Notre Dame and transfer, I believe?- and Sarah Kustok, his sister, played basketball at DePaul, and became an employee at Chicago, excuse me, Comcast Sports Net, and was a very popular figure there, she's now moved to the YES Network in New York, and this is a salacious type of murder story here....and we'll get to your interview with Zak because that was really something special, but: Sarah, was the subject of a conversation between her father and a woman he met online, and...ya know, I guess what I'm asking is: would this story be as big of a story...is the sports-angle here, is the careers of the children, somehow making, driving this story into more of a sensational story than it would be?

Mulligan, literally taking a minute and a half to ask the first question of his guest Phil Kadner today. This is AFTER the 30-second intro and 'how are ya?' question.



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That's great that you transcribed the question. We should make it a series of Mully transcripts.

thank you, I would never say it was 'worth it' but I'm glad it didn't go unappreciated.

thank you, I would never say it was 'worth it' but I'm glad it didn't go unappreciated.

Laurence Holmes is a fucking weirdo, a nerd in denial, and a wannabe. Not a very good radio host either.

Mulligan, literally taking a minute and a half to ask the first question of his guest Phil Kadner today. This is AFTER the 30-second intro and 'how are ya?' question.

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?

I can't disagree with most of the stuff posted above.

However, IMO, Mully got some good NFL thoughts out of Marcus Allen while in studio this morning.

Allen is town to speak at a charity thing today.

Right but what would you say, and I know The SCORE doesnt have much in the way of football, and the mully and hanley show gets ripped here, but is it possible that, Well of course it's possible, but is it likely, and again, were not looking for Johnny Carson here, is it possible Mulligan, or Mully as some call him around here HAHAH, is it possible that Mulligan could maybe get more questions in, Not 20 questions, but I mean of course, maybe that he came from the newspaper beat and talked to athletes made him like this, but is it possible he could ask more questions if he tightened them up?

but is it possible he could ask more questions if he tightened them up?

Mulligan, literally taking a minute and a half to ask the first question of his guest Phil Kadner today. This is AFTER the 30-second intro and 'how are ya?' question.



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If we got a bunch of em together it would be even funnier. And Mully or someone from that show reads here too so it might improve him.

Oh boy, Mully & Hanley just now was classic with Bruce Levine.

Mully rambled about Konerko & Dunn having a ton of home runs and never actually asked a question. So there was an akward 5 seconds of silence as they were waiting for Bruce to answer a question asked.

Well, it's a happy camp, whenever you can take a day off...whenever you can get the off day in, and the Bears back to practice today after enjoying a brief respite yetserday..., and, boy, I don't know who wrote it, but I read something this morning...just how lovely it is to go camping this time of year, because it's more about summer fun than it is about preparation for the football season, it's a totally different world. And it's funny when you think about how much things have changed, and I'm not saying it's not the right thing to do, I'm just saying it's just so different it's unbelievable.

The answer, as always: Bernstein and Mulligan in the mornings.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

Dear God, what's the question?

Les Grobstein's huge hog is proof that God has a sense of humor, isn't it?

7/30, opening 'question' to Biggs.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

Its fucking brutal. I have no clue how he stays on the air talking like this. How does Mitch allow this to continue?

I hate when they have Biggs on. Between Mully's incoherent nonsense questions, Hanley's "jokes", and Biggs' breathing it might as well be Chinese water torture.

Dear God, what's the question?

apparently people like it... the ratings speak to that. It's also apparent based on past situations that if anyone challenges or makes fun of mulligan from the station he is a little bitch about it

I'm a big dumb shitlib baby

I hate when they have Biggs on. Between Mully's incoherent nonsense questions, Hanley's "jokes", and Biggs' breathing it might as well be Chinese water torture.