Podcast appearances and mentions of terry boers

Terry Boers reflects on The Score's 33rd anniversary full 868 Thu, 02 Jan 2025 21:39:56 +0000 7GBuAEoR2mGRD0RrywlSz857wQ4saill sports Bernstein & Harris Show sports Terry Boers reflects on The Score's 33rd anniversary Dan Bernstein and Marshall Harris bring you fun, smart and compelling Chicago sports talk with great listener interaction. The show features discussion of the Bears, Blackhawks, Bulls, Cubs and White Sox as well as the biggest sports headlines beyond Chicago. Leila Rahimi joins the show as a co-host on Wednesdays. Recurring guests include Bears linebacker T.J. Edwards, Pro Football Talk founder Mike Florio, Cubs outfielder Ian Happ and Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer. Catch the show live Monday through Friday (10 a.m.- 2 p.m. CT) on 670 The Score, the exclusive audio home of the Cubs and the Bulls, or on the Audacy app. © 2024 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.amperwave.net%2Fv2

In the second hour, Steve Rosenbloom was joined by Packers radio play-by-play announcer Wayne Larrivee to preview the Bears-Packers game Sunday at Lambeau Field. Rosenbloom then revisited the original "Who Ya Crappin?" between legendary Score host Terry Boers and former Bears coach Mike Ditka. Later, Rosenbloom welcomed on former Score host Tom Shaer, who was the first person on the station's airwaves back on Jan. 2, 1992. They reflected on the start of The Score.

In the second hour, Danny Parkins, Laurence Holmes, & Leila Rahimi were joined by Terry Boers who spoke on how his recovery from cancer has been.

In the Cubs for a Cure radiothon, Danny Parkins, Laurence Holmes and Laila Rahimi were joined by Score legend Terry Boers, who shared his cancer story, how it affected him and how he's doing these days.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes were joined by Score legend Terry Boers to discuss Bernstein's 29th anniversary and the start of his 30th year at The Score. Boers took a trip down memory lane as he recalled the early days of the Boers & Bernstein Show. Bernstein and Holmes then discussed the Pacers blowing out the Knicks in Game 7 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series. Later, Holmes explained why his sensibilities were offended by White Sox infielder Zach Remillard getting picked off at third base in the club's 7-2 loss to the Yankees on Sunday in the Bronx.

Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes were joined by Score legend Terry Boers to discuss Bernstein's 29th anniversary and the start of his 30th year at The Score. Boers took a trip down memory lane as he recalled the early days of the Boers & Bernstein Show.

Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes took reaction from Score callers to the Bears' 16-13 win over the Panthers on Thursday night at Soldier Field.

In the third hour, Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes took reaction from Score callers to the Bears' 16-13 win over the Panthers on Thursday. Later, Bernstein and Holmes reacted to former Cubs manager David Ross' first public comments since the team shockingly fired him Monday. Ross took the high road by expressing gratitude for his opportunity to manage in Chicago for four seasons.

Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes were joined by legendary Score host Terry Boers, who ranted about the Bears' run of hiring unsuccessful coaches and the dismal state that the team once again finds itself in this season.

In the second hour, Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes were joined by WGN-TV sports anchor Jarrett Payton to discuss the Bears' acquisition of pass rusher Montez Sweat from the Commanders for a second-round draft pick and to reflect on the life and legacy of his late father, Walter Payton. Legendary Score host Terry Boers then joined the show to discussed the legacy of longtime Indiana Hoosiers coach Bobby Knight, who died Wednesday at age 83. Boers also ranted about the Bears' run of hiring unsuccessful coaches and the dismal state that the team once again finds itself in this season.

Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes were joined by legendary Score host Terry Boers, who discussed the legacy of longtime Indiana Hoosiers coach Bobby Knight, who died Wednesday at age 83.

The best of season eight part two offered a deli style menu. A taste of some talk show hosts, a slice of former major league players, a few ounces of a big league team market guru and a heaping portion of a college football coach. Our guests include, among others, Bret Bielema, the head man at Illinois who remembered his time with Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots. Brooks Boyer, a former captain of the Notre Dame basketball team and currently the senior VP of sales and marketing for the Chicago White Sox, recalled when he was a promotions guy with the Chicago Bulls and a unique encounter with Michael Jordan that involves championship champagne.Curtis Granderson hit 344 homers with 7 teams but he's been giving back to the game as the president of the Players Alliance along with working with his foundations, GrandKids, as he tries to help them enjoy the game he excelled at. Doug Glanville also had a solid big league career and he's giving back in the classroom where he teaches a course on Sports and Society at the University of Connecticut. “It started out in how we interact and engage society through the media but wound up being the history of sports activism as you move to current events,” Glanville told the show.Dan Bernstein has been working at WSCR the Score for 28 years, most as a show host where he remembered how he and the legendary Terry Boers teamed up for 17 years.Jonathan Hood teamed up the late Jeff Dickerson on many occasions but for 5 years they worked a Saturday show on ESPN network radio and they happen to be on the day Kobe Bryant died.Tell me a story I don't know is partnered with Last Word on Sports Media Podcast and is proudly presented by Mr. Duct. Mr duct cleaning.com. New episodes debut every Tuesday and come August 29th, the start of season nine!And, make sure to stay engaged with all the content at www.lastwordonsports.com/podcastsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The best of season eight part two offered a deli style menu. A taste of some talk show hosts, a slice of former major league players, a few ounces of a big league team market guru and a heaping portion of a college football coach. Our guests include, among others, Bret Bielema, the head man at Illinois who remembered his time with Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots. Brooks Boyer, a former captain of the Notre Dame basketball team and currently the senior VP of sales and marketing for the Chicago White Sox, recalled when he was a promotions guy with the Chicago Bulls and a unique encounter with Michael Jordan that involves championship champagne.Curtis Granderson hit 344 homers with 7 teams but he's been giving back to the game as the president of the Players Alliance along with working with his foundations, GrandKids, as he tries to help them enjoy the game he excelled at. Doug Glanville also had a solid big league career and he's giving back in the classroom where he teaches a course on Sports and Society at the University of Connecticut. “It started out in how we interact and engage society through the media but wound up being the history of sports activism as you move to current events,” Glanville told the show.Dan Bernstein has been working at WSCR the Score for 28 years, most as a show host where he remembered how he and the legendary Terry Boers teamed up for 17 years.Jonathan Hood teamed up the late Jeff Dickerson on many occasions but for 5 years they worked a Saturday show on ESPN network radio and they happen to be on the day Kobe Bryant died.Tell me a story I don't know is partnered with Last Word on Sports Media Podcast and is proudly presented by Mr. Duct. Mr duct cleaning.com. New episodes debut every Tuesday and come August 29th, the start of season nine!And, make sure to stay engaged with all the content at www.lastwordonsports.com/podcastsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The best of season eight part two offered a deli style menu. A taste of some talk show hosts, a slice of former major league players, a few ounces of a big league team market guru and a heaping portion of a college football coach.Our guests include, among others, Bret Bielema, the head man at Illinois who remembered his time with Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots. Brooks Boyer, a former captain of the Notre Dame basketball team and currently the senior VP of sales and marketing for the Chicago White Sox, recalled when he was a promotions guy with the Chicago Bulls and a unique encounter with Michael Jordan.Curtis Granderson hit 344 homers with 7 teams but he's been giving back to the game as the president of the Players Alliance along with working with his foundations, "GrandKids," as he tries to help them enjoy the game he excelled at. Doug Glanville also had a solid big league career and he's giving back in the classroom where he teaches a course on Sports and Society at the University of Connecticut.Dan Bernstein has been working at WSCR the Score for 28 years, most as a show host where he remembered how he and the legendary Terry Boers teamed up for 17 years.Jonathan Hood teamed up the late Jeff Dickerson on many occasions but for 5 years they worked a Saturday show on ESPN network radio and they happen to be on the day Kobe Bryant died.Tell me a story I don't know is partnered with Last Word on Sports Media Podcast and is proudly presented by Mr. Duct. Mr duct cleaning.com. New episodes debut every Tuesday and come August 29th, the start of season nine!And, make sure to stay engaged at www.lastwordonsports.com/podcastsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The best of season eight part two offered a deli style menu. A taste of some talk show hosts, a slice of former major league players, a few ounces of a big league team market guru and a heaping portion of a college football coach.Our guests include, among others, Bret Bielema, the head man at Illinois who remembered his time with Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots. Brooks Boyer, a former captain of the Notre Dame basketball team and currently the senior VP of sales and marketing for the Chicago White Sox, recalled when he was a promotions guy with the Chicago Bulls and a unique encounter with Michael Jordan.Curtis Granderson hit 344 homers with 7 teams but he's been giving back to the game as the president of the Players Alliance along with working with his foundations, "GrandKids," as he tries to help them enjoy the game he excelled at. Doug Glanville also had a solid big league career and he's giving back in the classroom where he teaches a course on Sports and Society at the University of Connecticut.Dan Bernstein has been working at WSCR the Score for 28 years, most as a show host where he remembered how he and the legendary Terry Boers teamed up for 17 years.Jonathan Hood teamed up the late Jeff Dickerson on many occasions but for 5 years they worked a Saturday show on ESPN network radio and they happen to be on the day Kobe Bryant died.Tell me a story I don't know is partnered with Last Word on Sports Media Podcast and is proudly presented by Mr. Duct. Mr duct cleaning.com. New episodes debut every Tuesday and come August 29th, the start of season nine!And, make sure to stay engaged at www.lastwordonsports.com/podcastsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes opened the show discussing how their fun dinner on Thursday night with Score legend Terry Boers. The guys then reacted to Northwestern firing baseball coach Jim Foster before explaining why the university can't pretend the scandals within its football and baseball programs will just go away. Later, Bernstein and Holmes discussed Bulls guard Dalen Terry's terrible Summer League stats.

Dan Bernstein has been a staple at Chicago all sports radio station WSCR, 670 the score for over 28 years. He partnered with former Chicago Tribune writer Terry Boers for 17 years, growing a significant fan base including those who actually didn't like their show! In part two of this revealing podcast, Bernstein discusses what makes a good talk show host. He says making sure you know what your audience is interested in and always broadcasting is if you're talking to one person.Vibrant, irreverent and early on, impatient and screaming at callers, Bernstein admits he's mellowed. But not for his total devotion to Children's oncology services. He‘s passionate about a charity centered around pediatric cancer that's not about hospitals as it is about life. And Bernstein hosts an annual poker tournament which helps pour thousands of dollars into the charity.It's hard to imagine this Duke grad, now in his 50's doing anything else but he wouldn't mind doing some play by play again. He called Rockford Lightening games in the CBA and DePaul basketball. So, where does Bernstein want to be in the future? “I'm just glad I have a steady job.”"Tell me a story i don't know" is part of the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed and make sure to follow/subcribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dan Bernstein has been a staple at Chicago all sports radio station WSCR, 670 the score for over 28 years. He partnered with former Chicago Tribune writer Terry Boers for 17 years, growing a significant fan base including those who actually didn't like their show! In part two of this revealing podcast, Bernstein discusses what makes a good talk show host. He says making sure you know what your audience is interested in and always broadcasting is if you're talking to one person.Vibrant, irreverent and early on, impatient and screaming at callers, Bernstein admits he's mellowed. But not for his total devotion to Children's oncology services. He‘s passionate about a charity centered around pediatric cancer that's not about hospitals as it is about life. And Bernstein hosts an annual poker tournament which helps pour thousands of dollars into the charity.It's hard to imagine this Duke grad, now in his 50's doing anything else but he wouldn't mind doing some play by play again. He called Rockford Lightening games in the CBA and DePaul basketball. So, where does Bernstein want to be in the future? “I'm just glad I have a steady job.”"Tell me a story i don't know" is part of the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed and make sure to follow/subcribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dan Bernstein has been a staple at Chicago all sports radio station WSCR, 670 the score for over 28 years. He partnered with former Chicago Tribune writer Terry Boers for 17 years, growing a significant fan base including those who actually didn't like their show! In part two of this revealing podcast, Bernstein discusses what makes a good talk show host. He says making sure you know what your audience is interested in and always broadcasting is if you're talking to one person.Vibrant, irreverent and early on, impatient and screaming at callers, Bernstein admits he's mellowed. But not for his total devotion to Children's oncology services. He‘s passionate about a charity centered around pediatric cancer that's not about hospitals as it is about life. And Bernstein hosts an annual poker tournament which helps pour thousands of dollars into the charity.It's hard to imagine this Duke grad, now in his 50's doing anything else but he wouldn't mind doing some play by play again. He called Rockford Lightening games in the CBA and DePaul basketball. With the July 4th holiday coming Tuesday, the second part will air a day earlier on Monday!Hear all the great content of "Tell Me A Story I Don't Know" on the Last Word on Sports Media Podcast feed. And, make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Also stay engaged on the great content at www.lastwordonsports.com/podcastsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dan Bernstein has been a staple at Chicago all sports radio station WSCR, 670 the score for over 28 years. He partnered with former Chicago Tribune writer Terry Boers for 17 years, growing a significant fan base including those who actually didn't like their show! In part two of this revealing podcast, Bernstein discusses what makes a good talk show host. He says making sure you know what your audience is interested in and always broadcasting is if you're talking to one person.Vibrant, irreverent and early on, impatient and screaming at callers, Bernstein admits he's mellowed. But not for his total devotion to Children's oncology services. He‘s passionate about a charity centered around pediatric cancer that's not about hospitals as it is about life. And Bernstein hosts an annual poker tournament which helps pour thousands of dollars into the charity.It's hard to imagine this Duke grad, now in his 50's doing anything else but he wouldn't mind doing some play by play again. He called Rockford Lightening games in the CBA and DePaul basketball. With the July 4th holiday coming Tuesday, the second part will air a day earlier on Monday!Hear all the great content of "Tell Me A Story I Don't Know" on the Last Word on Sports Media Podcast feed. And, make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Also stay engaged on the great content at www.lastwordonsports.com/podcastsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

There are some very talented, popular and controversial sports talk show hosts scattered across the country.Dan Bernstein is one of them and for the last 28 has entertained, infuriated, challenged, ridiculed but maintained a very sizable and loyal audience. You don't exactly do that by accident. Then again, Bernstein was a different breed. A brainy yet brash grad from Duke university, ‘Bernsy,' as he's best known, can talk about anything from sports to fishing, TV and eating! One his favorite subjects is food.  “I started enjoying food before it became its own industry.” Bernstein is an unabashed foodie but there are limits. “Restaurants are too expensive!” That doesn't stop him from discussing it on the air and particularly one of his favorite places, The Waffle House. He's mellowed over the years from a guy who blistered certain callers to one who simply has matured over time. But he still offers impressions of other famous sports figures and he's pretty darn good at it. Matter of fact while at Duke, he won a Dick Vitale impersonation contest. And it was at Duke where Bernstein was part of the schools drama department where he concentrated on American comedy and humor. It's very evident in just about every show he does. He also discovered a campus cable station. It was then he began his venture into the sports business. He worked professionally in Rockford, Illinois for 3 years before landing his big break at WSCR which back then was Sportsradio 820. It's been 670 The Score for over 20 years. This is the first of a two part episode and in part two, Bernstein delves into his spectacular successful relationship with Terry Boers, one of the station's originals. Their partnership lasted a then record 17 years. Part two drops on July 3rd. Tell me a story I don't know is partnered with Last Word on Spirts media Podcast and is proudly sponsored by Mr.Duct. (mrductcleaning.com) and make sure to follow/subscribe to the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

There are some very talented, popular and controversial sports talk show hosts scattered across the country.Dan Bernstein is one of them and for the last 28 has entertained, infuriated, challenged, ridiculed but maintained a very sizable and loyal audience. You don't exactly do that by accident. Then again, Bernstein was a different breed. A brainy yet brash grad from Duke university, ‘Bernsy,' as he's best known, can talk about anything from sports to fishing, TV and eating! One his favorite subjects is food.  “I started enjoying food before it became its own industry.” Bernstein is an unabashed foodie but there are limits. “Restaurants are too expensive!” That doesn't stop him from discussing it on the air and particularly one of his favorite places, The Waffle House. He's mellowed over the years from a guy who blistered certain callers to one who simply has matured over time. But he still offers impressions of other famous sports figures and he's pretty darn good at it. Matter of fact while at Duke, he won a Dick Vitale impersonation contest. And it was at Duke where Bernstein was part of the schools drama department where he concentrated on American comedy and humor. It's very evident in just about every show he does. He also discovered a campus cable station. It was then he began his venture into the sports business. He worked professionally in Rockford, Illinois for 3 years before landing his big break at WSCR which back then was Sportsradio 820. It's been 670 The Score for over 20 years. This is the first of a two part episode and in part two, Bernstein delves into his spectacular successful relationship with Terry Boers, one of the station's originals. Their partnership lasted a then record 17 years. Part two drops on July 3rd. Tell me a story I don't know is partnered with Last Word on Spirts media Podcast and is proudly sponsored by Mr.Duct. (mrductcleaning.com) and make sure to follow/subscribe to the Last Word on Sports Media podcast feed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

There are some very talented, popular and controversial sports talk show hosts scattered across the country.Dan Bernstein is one of them and for the last 28 has entertained, infuriated, challenged, ridiculed but maintained a very sizable and loyal audience. You don't exactly do that by accident. Then again, Bernstein was a different breed. A brainy yet brash grad from Duke university, ‘Bernsy,' as he's best known, can talk about anything from sports to fishing, TV and eating! One his favorite subjects is food. He's mellowed over the years from a guy who blistered certain callers to one who simply has matured over time. But he still offers impressions of other famous sports figures and he's pretty darn good at it. Matter of fact while at Duke, he won a Dick Vitale impersonation contest. And it was at Duke where Bernstein was part of the schools drama department where he concentrated on American comedy and humor. It's very evident in just about every show he does. He also discovered a campus cable station. It was then he began his venture into the sports business. He worked professionally in Rockford, Illinois for 3 years before landing his big break at WSCR which back then was Sportsradio 820. It's been 670 The Score for over 20 years. This is the first of a two part episode and in part two, Bernstein delves into his spectacular successful relationship with Terry Boers, one of the station's originals. Their partnership lasted a then record 17 years. Part two drops on July 3rd. Tell me a story I don't know is partnered with Last Word on Spirts media Podcast and is proudly sponsored by Mr.Duct. (mrductcleaning.com)Hear it all on Tuesday and make sure to follow/subscribe to Last Word on Sports Media Podcast Feed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

There are some very talented, popular and controversial sports talk show hosts scattered across the country.Dan Bernstein is one of them and for the last 28 has entertained, infuriated, challenged, ridiculed but maintained a very sizable and loyal audience. You don't exactly do that by accident. Then again, Bernstein was a different breed. A brainy yet brash grad from Duke university, ‘Bernsy,' as he's best known, can talk about anything from sports to fishing, TV and eating! One his favorite subjects is food. He's mellowed over the years from a guy who blistered certain callers to one who simply has matured over time. But he still offers impressions of other famous sports figures and he's pretty darn good at it. Matter of fact while at Duke, he won a Dick Vitale impersonation contest. And it was at Duke where Bernstein was part of the schools drama department where he concentrated on American comedy and humor. It's very evident in just about every show he does. He also discovered a campus cable station. It was then he began his venture into the sports business. He worked professionally in Rockford, Illinois for 3 years before landing his big break at WSCR which back then was Sportsradio 820. It's been 670 The Score for over 20 years. This is the first of a two part episode and in part two, Bernstein delves into his spectacular successful relationship with Terry Boers, one of the station's originals. Their partnership lasted a then record 17 years. Part two drops on July 3rd. Tell me a story I don't know is partnered with Last Word on Spirts media Podcast and is proudly sponsored by Mr.Duct. (mrductcleaning.com)Hear it all on Tuesday and make sure to follow/subscribe to Last Word on Sports Media Podcast Feed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes were joined by Josh Nelson of the Sox Machine Podcast to discuss expectations for the White Sox in the second half of the season, outfielder Luis Robert's health status and much more. Bernstein and Holmes then discussed the possibility of White Sox lefty reliever Garrett Crochet becoming a starter. Later, they listened back to comments made by Score legend Terry Boers during the station's 30th anniversary broadcast Wednesday.

In the third hour, Dan Bernstein, Laurence Holmes and Leila Rahimi welcomed on legendary Score host Terry Boers for a reunion. The group reflected on the most memorable moments of the Boers & Bernstein Show as producers Matt Abbatacola and Chris Tannehill also joined the fun.

In his second of two hours, Gabe Ramirez played back some soundbites from White Sox color commentator Steve Stone from Stone's earlier appearance with Laurence Holmes. Ramirez then welcomed Rivals.com's Sam Phelan to talk all things Sox: from where does Luis Robert fit in the lineup to whether the Sox should move some bullpen arms to improve the bottom of the order. Ramirez ended the hour by playing back some of Terry Boers' Score Stories segment from the previous day.

The most legendary voice in the history of 670 The Score, Terry Boers, joins the show for this week's edition of 30th Anniversary Score Stories. We talk about his hatred for Mike Ditka, his years with Dan Bernstein, not being able to do his show on September 11, 2001 and the impact Chicago sports radio had on his life. Pittsburgh PIrates Jack Suwinski is a local product who happened to homer off the Cubs last night. His parents, Tim and Ann Suwinski join us to talk about their son's journey. 

The most legendary voice in the history of 670 The Score, Terry Boers, joins the show for this week's edition of 30th Anniversary Score Stories. We talk about his hatred for Mike Ditka, his years with Dan Bernstein and the impact Chicago sports radio had on his life.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein was joined by Score legend and his former co-host Terry Boers to discuss horse trainer Bob Baffert being an idiot, the Bears drafting quarterback Justin Fields and the MLB landscape. Sam Monson of Pro Football Focus then joined the show to discuss why he and his outlet loved the Bears' selection of Fields so much. Later, Bernstein listened and reacted to new sound from Bears coach Matt Nagy that leaves a lot of room to debate who's really the first-string quarterback for the team as it moves into offseason workouts and then training camp. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein was joined by Score legend and his former co-host Terry Boers to discuss horse trainer Bob Baffert being an idiot, the Bears drafting quarterback Justin Fields and the MLB landscape. Sam Monson of Pro Football Focus then joined the show to discuss why he and his outlet loved the Bears' selection of Fields so much. Later, Bernstein listened and reacted to new sound from Bears coach Matt Nagy that leaves a lot of room to debate who's really the first-string quarterback for the team as it moves into offseason workouts and then training camp. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan Bernstein and Leila Rahimi were joined by Score legend Terry Boers to discuss his prestigious honor of winning their Tournament of Greatness. They also caught up on life before Boers shared his thoughts on the current state of Chicago's sports teams and discussed ... dog eating.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein and Leila Rahimi were joined by Score legend Terry Boers to discuss his prestigious honor of winning their Tournament of Greatness. They also caught up on life before Boers shared his thoughts on the current state of Chicago's sports teams. Later, Bernstein and Rahimi discussed, on the heels of Baylor winning the national championship Monday, if a school will ever receive the so-called "death penalty" in organized sports again. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan Bernstein and Leila Rahimi welcomed on Laurence Holmes for transition, where they discussed the Tournament of Greatness and the time Bernstein and Terry Boers put a curse on NFL quarterback Kurt Warner's ACL. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein was joined by Score host and baseball expert Matt Spiegel to discuss the White Sox's hiring of Tony La Russa as their new manager and whether there will be any fallout from it. As Spiegel continued to sit in for the full hour, Score legend Terry Boers later joined the show to discuss La Russa's hiring and if it has a prayer of working out. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the third hour, the crew celebrated Dan McNeil's 59th birthday and brought on special guests in the form of Terry Boers, Terry Adams and Paul Charchian to wish him the best on his big day. Later, former Score host and current NBC Sports Chicago host Jason Goff joined the show to share his feelings in the aftermath of the police shooting of Jacob Blake and to describe what it's like to be a Black man in America. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In the final hour, Mark Grote listened back to some of the best interviews of the day on the station in Score Rewind. He heard from Score legend Terry Boers on the McNeil & Parkins Show and Sun-Times writer Joe Cowley on the Dan Bernstein Show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second hour, Dan McNeil and Danny Parkins were joined by Score legend Terry Boers to discuss how he has been dealing with the pandemic and to reflect on the life and legacy of dear friend and former Illinois basketball coach Lou Henson, who passed away at age 88 over the weekend.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein was joined by Brian Geltzeiler of Sirius XM Radio to discuss how the first few days of the NBA bubble are going in Disney World in Orlando, Bulls coach Jim Boylen's job security and more. Later, Score legend Terry Boers joined the show to remember the life and legacy of Seth Mason, who passed away at 71 on Saturday. Mason was one of the founders of Chicago radio stations WXRT and The Score.

Terry Boers, joined Jonathan Hood to discuss the late David Stern, longtime commissioner of the NBA. Thoughts about Michael Jordan leaving the NBA after his 1st retirement, the NBA before David Stern came to the NBA and much more! twitter.com/tweetjhood instagram.com/igjhood

In the third hour, Dan McNeil and Danny Parkins were joined by Score legend Terry Boers to discuss "The Last Dance," covering the Bulls in the 1980s and 1990s, then-general manager Jerry Krause and more. Later, the crew replayed and critiqued some of the entertaining calls that Parkins took while hosting his "Last Dance" reaction show Sunday night.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein was joined by Dave Zirin of the Nation to discuss "The Last Dance" and to share his criticism about the documentary. Danny Tarkanian, the author of "Rebel with a Cause: The True Story of Jerry Tarkanian," then joined the show to discuss the NCAA's landmark ruling to allow athletes to profit off their names, image and likeness. Later, Score legend Terry Boers joined the program to discuss "The Last Dance" and to share some Michael Jordan memories.

Laurence Holmes opened his show by welcoming on Jason Goff of NBC Sports Chicago to break down what they saw and felt in the first two episodes of "The Last Dance," the documentary that chronicles the 1997-'98 Bulls and which premiered Sunday night. The guys then shared their favorite memories of former Bears linebacker and Score great Doug Buffone, who passed away five years ago Monday. Later, Score legend Terry Boers joined the show to reflect on "The Last Dance" and what Holmes called his "star" role in the documentary. Boers also discussed Buffone's legacy.

In the final hour, Dan Bernstein was joined by Eamonn Brennan of the Athletic to discuss top high school basketball prospect Jalen Green's decision to skip college and join the G League as part of a new NBA initiative and pathway for a professional career. Is the NCAA landscape beginning to change before us? Will this new path be successful for Green and others? Are the NCAA and NBA competitors now? Bernstein then conducted his "Who Am I?" trivia segment. Later, Score legend Terry Boers joined the show to check in with his former on-air partner, to discuss the coronavirus pandemic and to take a stroll down memory lane by reflecting on the 1990s Bulls.

Jonathan Hood talks to Terry Boers (radio shortened interview) discussing the late NBA Commissioner, David Stern. Deon Thomas, Illinois color analyst on the Big 10, Illinois win vs Purdue and college basketball. twitter.com/tweetjhood instagram.com/igjhood

Terry Boers, joined Jonathan Hood to discuss the late David Stern, longtime commissioner of the NBA. Thoughts about Michael Jordan leaving the NBA after his 1st retirement, the NBA before David Stern came to the NBA and much more! twitter.com/tweetjhood instagram.com/igjhood

"Not All Heroes Wear Clothes": Jonathan talks about the passing of Dacid Stern with Terry Boers and Big Ten Hoops with Deon Thomas

Terry Boers, author of his new book "Score of a Lifetime: my 25 years talking Chicago sports" was a talk show host at WSCR- The Score in Chicago for 25 years and was a newspaper writer for 25 years. Jonathan and Terry talk about the state of Major League Baseball in 2018, his relationship with Jerry Reinsdorf, Michael Jordan, Doug Collins and others. Hood and Boers also discuss their philosophy of talking about political issues on a sports radio format and much more! Enjoy this conversation on the UTH Podcast! RobertFeder.com story on Terry: www.robertfeder.com/2016/11/29/terr…25-years-score/ Purchase his book: www.triumphbooks.com/terry-boers-co…tor-435299.php www.amazon.com/Score-Lifetime-Ta…ore+of+a+lifetime Catch the archive of the Under the Hood radio show from ESPN 1000AM- Chicago here: www.espn.com/espnradio/podcast/…chive/_/id/3955927 Listen to the Under the Hood with Jonathan Hood Radio Show weeknights at 7pm Chicago time (cdt) on ESPN 1000AM and espn app. Listen here: www.espn.com/chicago/ Catch "Dickerson and Hood" with Jeff Dickerson and Jonathan Hood- Saturdays 8pm-midnight (et) Sundays 4pm-8pm (et) on ESPNRadio.com. -(National Radio Sports Show) Listen here: www.espn.com/espnradio/index Please leave a review: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/under…ast/id1347457090 Jonathan Hood has been in broadcasting for over 25 years and for the last decade, Hood has hosted "Chicago's Gamenight with Jonathan Hood" on ESPN Radio Chicago. He expanded his sports talk to a worldwide audience with the ESPN Network as one of the hosts of the "Dickerson & Hood" show, heard weekends on over 350 affiliates in the U.S. and on-line on espnradio.com Hood also hosts shows on the Sirius/XM NBA Radio Channel with various partners and former NBA players and executives. He has also covered sporting events such as the Superbowl, NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four Tournament and the World Series. Previous to his over 13 years at ESPN, he worked as a producer and on-air personality (The J-Hood Show) on WSCR- The Score in Chicago, the first all-sports radio station in the city from 1994-2005. At the Score, he was an innovator, providing the audience with non-flagship post game content and interacting with calls on Chicago sports. Hood is also the radio/television voice of UIC (University of Illinois-Chicago)Men's basketball and baseball teams. uicflames.com/ Jonathan enjoys giving back by lending his time as a broadcasting mentor at Illinois Media School (Chicago/Lombard). beonair.com/locations/lombard/ Thank you for listening!

WGN Radio's Adam Hoge has an intimate conversation with the iconic Chicago broadcaster, columnist, and author Terry Boers. Terry reminisces about his life and elaborates on his time spent on-air in radio and behind the pen with the Chicago Sun-Times. Adam also has Boers share particulars from his new book, "The Score of a Lifetime: 25 Years Talking Chicago Sports."

Matt & Jason have a casual chat with broadcasting and writing legend Terry Boers. You do not want to miss this.

Matt & Jason have a casual chat with broadcasting and writing legend Terry Boers. You do not want to miss this.

David Haugh (Chicago Tribune), Teddy Greenstein (Chicago Tribune) and Chicago sports radio legend Terry Boers join Kap on the panel. The Bears are dominated by a 49ers team that didn’t even score a touchdown. So why is John Fox still here?Plus, the guys discuss if the Cubs actually have a shot at Shohei Ohtani and if it’s time for the College Football Playoff to expand. Finally, Terry discusses his new book “The Score of a Lifetime”

i talk about local news, NYE, Terry Boers, and try a out a new beer from The Hop Garden. I think my wife stops by.

670 The Score afternoon host Terry Boers shares more memories from the 1990-91 Bulls in part 2 of his chat with Brendan McCaffrey. Boers breaks down the characters on the Bulls bench, what Bill Cartwright meant to the team, and the joy in seeing Isiah Thomas and the Pistons swept out of the Eastern Conference playoffs. Finally, Boers talks about the Bulls finishing off a depleted Lakers team and securing the 1st championship in team history.

Host Brendan McCaffrey chats with 670 The Score afternoon host Terry Boers to reflect on the 1990-91 Chicago Bulls, a team led by Michael Jordan that secured the 1st NBA championship in franchise history. Boers discusses the ascension of Michael Jordan, how Game 7 of the 1990 Eastern Conference Finals changed Scottie Pippen, and what Phil Jackson did for the team that Doug Collins couldn't.