Ryan Massey+FollowChicago sports fans get free local gamesStarting October 1, Chicago sports fans can catch over 300 games for free, just by tuning in with an antenna. The new Chicago Sports Network is stepping in for NBC Sports Chicago and teaming up with a local TV station, making live sports accessible to anyone who can pick up the signal. While DirecTV will carry the channel soon, Comcast and other cable providers haven’t signed on yet—meaning some fans might miss out. What do you think about this shift to free, over-the-air sports? Will you be watching? #Entertainment #TVSeries #ChicagoSports00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowSaint Ignatius stuns DePaul with second-half surgeSaint Ignatius College Prep’s Wolfpack turned up the heat in the second half, pulling away from DePaul College Prep for a 24-14 win on the West Side. Senior running back Robbie Connor was unstoppable, racking up multiple touchdowns and setting the tone for the Wolfpack’s offense. The Rams showed heart with a late push, but couldn’t close the gap before time ran out. With both teams now looking ahead to tough matchups next week, which squad do you think has the momentum to keep their season rolling? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #ChicagoSports #HighSchoolFootball00Share
jharvey+FollowMark Grote joins Rahimi and Harris full-time!Chicago sports radio just got a big shakeup—Mark Grote is now a full-time co-host on the Rahimi and Harris Show at 670 The Score! Starting Monday, fans can catch his signature energy and deep sports knowledge every weekday. What’s even cooler? During football season, he’ll be reporting live from Halas Hall midweek, giving us inside scoops straight from the Bears’ headquarters. With his years of experience and great chemistry with Leila Rahimi and Marshall Harris, this move is set to bring even more excitement and insight to our midday sports talk. What do you think this means for Chicago sports radio? #Sports #ChicagoSports #670TheScore00Share
Eddie Deleon+FollowDave Eanet’s journey: From Chicago kid to WGN sports legendChicago’s own Dave Eanet is wrapping up his last morning shift as WGN Radio’s sports director, marking the end of an era for local sports fans. His story is a testament to following your passion—starting as a high school sports fan, getting inspired by legendary broadcasters, and taking a leap to Northwestern after a perfect Chicago weekend. From college radio to becoming the voice of Northwestern athletics, Dave’s path is full of lessons for anyone dreaming of a career in sports media. What’s your favorite Dave Eanet moment, or who inspired your own career journey? #Sports #ChicagoSports #WGNRadio00Share
davidsonbrandon+FollowDan Bernstein opens up after The Score exitChicago sports radio just got a lot more real. Dan Bernstein, a longtime voice at The Score, is owning up to his controversial firing earlier this year, calling it the result of a slow-building mental health crisis. He’s now back with a new podcast, “Dan Bernstein: Unfiltered,” and says therapy has helped him understand his actions and set new boundaries. Bernstein isn’t blaming anyone but himself and is grateful for the reset. This move sparks a bigger conversation: how do public figures handle mistakes and bounce back? Would you tune in to hear his unfiltered take? #Sports #DanBernstein #ChicagoSports00Share
Amanda Robbins+FollowDan Bernstein’s unfiltered comeback shakes up Chicago sportsDan Bernstein is making a bold return to Chicago sports media with his new podcast, promising to finally reveal the real story behind his sudden exit from 670 The Score. Fans who’ve missed his sharp takes and no-holds-barred style can tune in Monday for the first episode of 'Dan Bernstein: Unfiltered.' Bernstein says he’s done with holding back—expect honest, wide-ranging conversations that go way beyond the usual sports talk. Plus, there’s a new Bears-focused show launching the same day. Will Bernstein’s unfiltered approach change the way Chicago talks sports? Let’s see what he has to say! #Entertainment #Celebrity #ChicagoSports00Share
andersonkaren+FollowChicago’s sports radio legend Mike NorthMike North isn’t just a name—he’s the voice that shaped Chicago sports radio. From humble beginnings selling hot dogs to launching the iconic Score 670 in 1992, North became the go-to guy for Bulls, Bears, Cubs, Sox, and Blackhawks talk. His bold opinions often sparked debate, but time and again, he proved he knew his stuff—sometimes even predicting the future. For anyone who loves Chicago sports, North’s influence is everywhere, inspiring the next generation of local legends. What’s your favorite Mike North moment or hot take? Let’s hear your stories! #Sports #ChicagoSports #MikeNorth00Share
jharvey+FollowDan Bernstein’s unfiltered Chicago comebackDan Bernstein is jumping back into Chicago sports talk with a brand-new daily podcast, just months after his sudden exit from 670 The Score. After a heated social media spat cost him his longtime radio gig, Bernstein is promising fans the same raw honesty—now with zero corporate filter. His new show, “Dan Bernstein Unfiltered,” launches August 25 and will dive deep into Bears camp, Chicago sports, and his own wild journey. It’s a big move for a voice that’s been part of the city’s sports scene for decades. Are you tuning in for Bernstein’s next chapter? #Sports #ChicagoSports #DanBernstein00Share
Gina Reynolds+FollowChicago sports radio gets a new morning voiceAfter more than four decades, Dave Eanet is stepping back from his daily WGN morning sports spot, making way for Andy Masur to take over. Eanet’s voice has been a staple for Chicago sports fans, especially those following Northwestern football and basketball. He’s not leaving entirely—he’ll still call Wildcats games and pop up on WGN-TV. Andy Masur, a familiar name to Cubs and White Sox listeners, now gets the morning mic. What do you think this change means for your morning sports routine? Will you miss Eanet’s signature style, or are you excited for Masur’s take? #Entertainment #Celebrity #ChicagoSports00Share
Jenna Gonzales+FollowCubs games on Comcast just got pricierStarting October 1, watching Cubs games on Marquee Sports Network through Comcast will mean shelling out an extra $20 a month for the higher-priced Ultimate tier. For now, nothing changes—regular season games are safe at your current rate, and playoff games will be on national channels. But come next spring, Cubs fans will have to decide if the extra cost is worth it. With cord-cutting on the rise and more sports channels moving to premium tiers, it’s clear: catching your favorite teams live is getting more expensive. How are you planning to watch next season? #Sports #Cubs #ChicagoSports40Share
