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Jarrett Payton on Arriving to 104.3 The Score: “I Need a New Challenge”
"It's something that I haven't done in a while. It's always been my passion to be on radio. That's where getting into this business, where it all started for me."
Dan Bernstein Reflects on Mike Mulligan, Marshall Harris Score Departures: “I’m Heartsick With What’s Going On”
"I think the world of Marshall Harris and Mike Mulligan. I know that both are going to be immensely successful in whatever they choose to do next."
Jarrett Payton Announced As New Morning Show Co-Host At 104.3 The Score
The Score is adding a new piece to its morning lineup. Jarrett Payton has been selected to replace Mike Mulligan starting next week.
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‘Rahimi & Grote’ Reflect on Departures of Marshall Harris, Mike Mulligan: “This Is a Hard Day”
"After all the versions that we've gone through on shows on The Score, and I've been here now in a host capacity for six years. The Score listener doesn't go anywhere."
Breaking Radio’s Code of Silence, One Story at a Time
"If you want us to look away when you're committing business malpractice, you've come to the wrong place."
Mike Mulligan, Marshall Harris Depart 104.3 The Score in Chicago
"Mulligan departs after two decades with the Chicago sports station. Harris joined The Score on a full time basis in 2024."
Barrett Media’s Top 20 Major Market Sports Radio Midday Shows of 2025
"A total of 42 shows were eligible for voting consideration in the Major Market Sports Radio Midday Shows category."
Sports Media Game-Changing Predictions for What’s Coming in 2026
"As 2026 approaches, one thing is clear: sports media will continue to evolve at a relentless pace."
670 The Score Elevates Mark Grote To Full Time Co-Host of Rahimi and Harris Show
"Mark is beloved by our audience and teammates alike. Adding Mark's presence on a daily basis is a huge addition to the show"
How Leila Rahimi Is Setting a New Standard at 670 The Score in Chicago
"I never dreamt in a million years that I would make some sort of Chicago sports media history."