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Well, I mean considering how "powerful" we are we know that there will be people trying to knock us down all the time. You can't please everyone all the time. We're constantly discussing ways to make the shows better, and evaluating our talent (across all sports).

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the best sports radio show was sportsbash with Erick Kaslus (sp). Now he does NASCAR! UGH!

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[QUOTE=FRPLG;297493]Then they go and piss it all away with another "booyah!" or by putting Skip Bayless back on air. What a turd sandwhich Skip Bayless is. He makes Sean Salisbury seem reasonable.[/QUOTE]

I can't stand even looking at Skip Bayless. The guy is a total douchebag.

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[quote=mredskins;297504]the best sports radio show was sportsbash with Erick Kaslus (sp). Now he does NASCAR! UGH![/quote]

I was just about to post the same thing. I really miss Eric on the SportsBash, not a big fan of the new host John Seibel.

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For the record, I'm no fan of Skip Bayless. I'd sure love to meet him though and just talk to him one on one

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[quote=Mattyk72;297494]I like them. There are better sports radio shows out there, but M&M isn't too bad.[/quote]


i also like them. when there is a disagreement between them i almost always agree with golic.

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[QUOTE=Mattyk72;297506]I was just about to post the same thing. I really miss Eric on the SportsBash, not a big fan of the new host John Seibel.[/QUOTE]

I like how you've locked yourself in at 20,000 posts :)

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[QUOTE=SmootSmack;297515]I like how you've locked yourself in at 20,000 posts :)[/QUOTE]

There's hope to catch him now

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[QUOTE=SmootSmack;297510]For the record, I'm no fan of Skip Bayless. I'd sure love to meet him though and just talk to him one on one[/QUOTE]

Well you'd talk and he'd ignore you and then yell at you.

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[quote=SmootSmack;297515]I like how you've locked yourself in at 20,000 posts :)[/quote]

That's not intentional, guess I'm so far off the charts I busted it. I'll have to look into that.

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Yeah, she makes some good points. But, I've got to admit that PTI just wouldn't be PTI without the screaming.

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I agree about PTI, Kornheiser and Wilbon just seem to have great chemistry, that's why the show really works despite the yelling and goofing around.

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this is offtopic but about ESPN: When the heck did Sage Steel go to espn?

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You guys should check out their video "Talking Points" daily on the sports page of washingtonpost.com. It's like an extended PTI. Good stuff

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[QUOTE=Mattyk72;297621]I agree about PTI, Kornheiser and Wilbon just seem to have great chemistry, that's why the show really works despite the yelling and goofing around.[/QUOTE]

Yup, great chemistry between two smart guys. They always seem to make interesting points. I just can't stand it when idiots think that, if they yell, their points will somehow become more interesting.