There are more important questions about OJ like:

What's your greatest thrill?
Did you always want to be a football player?
What do you think of the shift?
Do you agree Wilt Chamberlain is the greatest basketball player?
Was Bea Arthur a man?

McCaskill is awful. Her voice gets way too high and squeaky when reading a story, for absolutely no reason. It’s almost cartoon or teenage male puberty like. Tony Ortiz has a better voice, but as I have said, I can’t take the number one Millen ass kisser seriously, never will.

Signs like this aren't uncommon. Cleveland has one. Even Guam does. In these cases however it's not on a busy freeway.

Isn’t WJMN technically in the Green Bay market, or have things changed recently?

Need get some big a$$ blink and hang it over the sign. Giant costume jewelry, that sort of thing. Gotta believe those letters will get all graffiti'd up before the draft blows into town. And become a favorite background for 313 rap videos. Wouldn't be surprised if there's graffiti on it by this tim...

It has to be brokered. I can't think of a minor league team that isn't, unless maybe if it airs on a non-com.

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Tue Apr 09, 2024 8:09 pm

Tony Ortiz has been around Michigan long enough not to call Ubly, Ooo-Blee. But he did.

Tony Ortiz will always be remembered for his constant ass kissing of Matt Millen. To this day I can’t take him seriously.

Now if we can find some color footage of the greatest Tigers team ever. 1961 of course.

Worse than hearing Port Urine.

My understanding is there are a few nighttime color TTTT tapes around, not from 1957 of course. All of the Line and Secret episodes were saved on B&W kinescopes, even though the last year was originally in color. Color tape was expensive and bulky, and there wasn't much of a reason back then to save...

And also mono, which would refer to AM.

There's a reason why no one ever built a full power commercial station in Alpena to compete with WBKB.

I heard that today. I can see why you wouldn’t feel to be a fit (young guys in an older formatted station), but it was a nice alternative to many of the stuff on Detroit radio. It was especially great hearing obscure and forgotten songs mixed in. It’s too bad WPON’s signal is garbage down my way, an...

Were there any caravans?

Scales was a journeyman infielder, mainly a minor leager. Dirks is far better both as a broadcaster and former player, and would have had a decent career (not All-Star) if not for injuries.

Whatever happened to the belt Craig Monroe stole?