The difference is night and day! I understand Holmes is unbelievably the first off the bench, but why must a gulf in talent of this proportion go unanswered? Make the change, for all that is good about sports radio...sooner rather than later!

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don't push your luck...the quota has been filled

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O judgment! Thou art fled to brutish beasts,
And men have lost their reason.

Preaching to the choir, my friend...

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LoHo's supposed to host back-to-back 4 hour nighttime shows tomorrow & Friday 6-10p on 670 The SCORE & 670thescore.com, but I'm not so sure he'll be on Friday as the schedule suggests...He & Zach Zaidman are supposed to call the DePaul/UCONN game Saturday night in Storrs, CT at 6:45p. They are a little shorthanded with Hub Arkush & the Grobber broadcasting live in Miami during Super Bowl Week. Also, John "Moon" Mullin from CSNChicago.com pinch hits for Spiegs tomorrow on "The Danny Mac Show" from 9a-1p. Besides, I think I saw in another thread that Brian "The Whipping Boy" Paruch's crib is up for sale...

John "Moon" Mullin is brutal on the radio. Add him to the list of guys who I never want to hear on the Score again, along with Greenstein, Wolf, McPherrin, & Litke.

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I didn't ask for next week's entire evening schedule, SHARK, but thanks anyway

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There have been times, albeit on very limited occasions, that Jason has dropped dime on LoHo's show to talk about the maddeningly inconsistent Bulls and the NBA. By the sound of what I heard, I thought LoHo & Jason sounded good together and I wish SCORE Management would actually have these two co-host some nighttime shows when the White Sox either don't play or have a late West Coast start. I was thoroughly entertained again last night with Goff covering the tabs while LoHo & Zach Zaidman called yet another DePaul loss, this time at Marquette in a game that wasn't as close as the final score indicated.