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ESPN 1320 Shifts Lineup To Expand Local Programming
"We’re doubling down on the local insight and personality that defines Northern California sports radio."
Ariel Helwani: Max Kellerman Has Become Unlistenable With Zuffa Boxing
"When you're at the press conference and you're saying, we wouldn't be here unless Turki al Shaykh was born. It makes you look like a shill."
Dan Bernstein Remembers Terry Boers Life, Laughs, and Impact on 670 The Score
"It’s hard because Terry makes it hard. I keep saying this, and the essence of this has come down to how difficult it is to mourn Terry appropriately."
Stephen A. Smith Upset That Pittsburgh Steelers Didn’t Interview ESPN Analyst Ryan Clark for Head Coach Position
"I'm not joking about this and I'm dead serious."
104.3 The Score To Honor Terry Boers With Special Celebration of Life Broadcast
"Boers played a foundational role in shaping sports talk radio in Chicago after joining The Score at its launch in 1992."
Paul Allen Apologizes for Controversial Paid Protesters Comment on KFAN
"I made a comment on air Friday about protesters and the weather that was insensitive and poorly timed. And I’m sorry."
Colorado Avalanche Radio Voice Calls Out Philadelphia Flyers Fans Living in Colorado During Game
"That’s a bunch of people who have chosen to leave a city on purpose for a lot of reasons. But they continue their fandom. This is Denver, CO. This isn’t Philadelphia, PA."
Charles Barkley Responds to Colin Cowherd Over ‘Inside the NBA’ Work Load
"There's some fools at home that we're on the internet. They're at home now. Saying that we were talking bad about the players today, so they made us work less. Shut hell up."
Brandon Tierney To Be Featured On FOX News’ ‘One Nation with Brian Kilmeade’
"The perils, cost, misinformation and pressures facing youth athletes and the impact on families and society in general. Going to be great!"
Terry Boers Mastered the Art of Making Sports Radio Fun at 670 The Score
"Terry Boers was an entertainer, mentor, and friend to many. He knew when seriousness was required, but he also understood that sports are, at their core, wonderfully ridiculous."