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Barrett Sports Media Top 20 of 2024 – Major Market Afternoon Shows
"A total of 33 shows were eligible for voting consideration in the Major Market Afternoon Shows category."
670 The Score Finishes Second Overall, Gains First Place Finish in Afternoons in Chicago Fall Ratings Book
"670 The Score’s quarterly numbers include a combination of both over-the-air and streaming performances."
Laurence Holmes Moves to Afternoon Drive with Matt Spiegel; Marshall Harris to Middays with Dan Bernstein on 670 The Score
As has been the case often lately, Audacy didn't go far to replace Danny Parkins in afternoon drive on 670 The Score in Chicago....
Jason Goff Can’t Come to Terms with Audacy, Says He Will Not be Danny Parkins’ Replacement at 670 The Score in Chicago
Jason Goff, who has had a couple of stints at 670 The Score in Chicago, said on his The Full Go podcast that he...
Gregg Giannotti: Older Sports Talk Guys Like Dan Bernstein Get to a Point ‘Where They’re Just Straight Up Miserable’
The sports media continues to react to yesterday's feud between Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy and 670 The Score host Dan Bernstein, caused when...
Danny Parkins: John Schriffen Not Shaking Matt Spiegel’s Hand Was ‘Pretty Bush League’
"Turning down a handshake, that's dirty pool."
Danny Parkins: The Chicago Bears on ‘Hard Knocks’ Will Be ‘Damn Fun Content’
"Teams are creating more of this content themselves, but I am here for all of it."
Nobody Looks Good in 670 The Score vs John Schriffen Feud
Nothing makes you look like an insecure bully quite like not being able to take it when you've already dished it out.
Matt Spiegel: White Sox Broadcaster John Schriffen ‘Doesn’t Know Baseball’
"Give a crap and do some research once you get the job."
670 The Score Coverage of NFL Draft Includes ‘Parkins & Spiegel’ Live from Detroit
Utilizing its deep roster of hosts and various distribution platforms, the outlet will provide live coverage of the three-day event emanating from Detroit, Mich. that is expected to help shape the future of the Bears organization and NFL football in Chicago.