why all the murph hate anyway? he is the most professional and well prepared host the Score has, bar none. he is a great interviewer also, seems to get the A list guests....can't understand all the negativity about murph....can someone explain?

You really can't be serious? This loser POS is the WORST host in the midwest. Prepared for what? The 50's style radio? This phony POS sucks at what he does and will be calling in to the show that replaces him with some whiney crap. Loser will be gone within 6 months if not sooner. HOPEFULLY SOONER.

hes a one bit guy - always rip management

Maybe Good Dolphin knows.

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yeah like you can blame Murph for the terrible slot he's been given? i would say he's doing the best he can with the hand he has been dealt. can't fault him for that....IMHO he's the only host that is respectful to the callers and hasn't forgotten what the Score is supposed to be about....SPORTS and FANS!!!

Despite all the Murph-haters on the board, redrider is correct. While I perhaps understand how younger listeners may object, his bits, drops, etc. are, in fact, like a "pair of old slippers." Old and tired? Maybe...but I still smile when I hear about Ethel Merman's previously scheduled show, he's got a rocket for an arm, etc. And you simply cannot argue with the fact that his guests genuinely enjoy being on with him. Unlike North, he is quick, intelligent, absolutely does his homework, and stays on point. Too much Cubs? Yeah, but so what. It's a quick 2 hour listen. And too little time for his 5 hour bag.

What? Professional, are you kidding me? Let us just recall the two most recent incidents that i can remember.
1) Murph vs. Mully I-When Murph told Mully to "do your job"
2) Murph vs Mully/Hanley II- Mully makes a comment about Murph being in a good mood for once and Murph packs up and goes away

He is a crying whining bitch and his talking over guests and callers is one of the oldest and most annoying parts of the Score.