Terry "knows a little about dealing with someone who has had a little privilege in their life."

Parkins and Mac are good together but Mac and Terry was great. I wish I would have caught the HFC in its day. These three days have been absolutely fantastic radio.

Honestly Chicago talent is dried up for sports radio. Right now on the Score I think you have one good talent in Parkins, one who could have been good, but not too late in Bernstein, and everyone else.

It's pretty well documented that North engineered the entire thing with management being complicit.

Honestly Chicago talent is dried up for sports radio. Right now on the Score I think you have one good talent in Parkins, one who could have been good, but not too late in Bernstein, and everyone else.

This is a point that shouldn't be lost.

I really do like Parkins but where are the other young talents pushing for air time? I think the last two knocking on the door were Goff and drinky, with their run being close to a decade ago.

Great thread. A handful of thoughts:

1. I don't get Terry Boers. I never listened during the Heavy Fuel Crew days but I have been an on again/off again listener of Boers and
Bernstein from circa 2002 to the end of the show. During that time he seemed to be a non-entity. For someone who talks for a living he
seemed insanely inarticulate and I always thought the show was better when he was on vacation. Also, I saw him at the Printer's Row
Litfest this year, ready, willing, and able to sign books and he wasn't drawing flies.
2. Laurence Holmes deserves a second shot at a prime slot. I know Hamp and Holmes was a disaster but that was mostly Hamp not
Holmes. He's smart and he's got a softer touch with the listeners, although that seems to have been changing in recent years. I always
thought he'd be an excellent pairing with Bernstein.
3. Danny Parkins in an arrogant prick (see "I'm the show's rational thought leader") but he's also a good radio host. I'd rather have a guy
that will take some creative stances and have the brains to back it up than a non-entity like McKnight (unless it's 5:30 in the morning)
or rumbling, stumbling, bumbling Mully and Hanley.

He may have been funny and engaging for the past three days, but those adjectives don't describe his performance for the past 16 years. Weren't they paying him something like $500k a year towards the end of his tenure? If the Score is looking to hand out $500k for someone to: sit silently while Bernstein lights up a caller, ramble incoherently when it's his turn to express a thought (see Joe Orr's post from up the thread), or incessantly repeat some stupid inside joke (by cracky), sign me up.

Later Terry alleged no one in the NBA, and specifically the Warriors guards anybody.

Isnt Draymond Green pretty good defensively?

Who is in with Mac today?

I got the feeling he was going to be solo with producers like Dan Patrick sort of.