Bill Whittington

And at first, oh, that's a lot of remotes.

But I think looking back on it, I think they would both say to this day.

That really helped.

We got out in the community, live broadcast, and it really worked.

So those type of things.

Like anything else in life and in work, if you communicate and you're honest and you're upfront, you have a good relationship with people.

Very much so.

Thank you both, and thanks for talking about Terry, and we appreciate you both being here.

Thank you.

Middays 10 a.m.

to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 670 The Score.

I'll make a quick recommendation.

For those of you out there, we love the fact that you listen.

And if you really enjoy the fact of what we do to callers, particularly the dumb ones, don't call in.

I think the word titan, like when you think of titans of industry, is sometimes overused or loosely used.

But I think it aptly describes a man who had such a transcendent career because he was one of the first to switch from print journalism to broadcast media in this radio station.

And the success he had led to other people doing it.

And then he just became a sort of sports soundtrack for a generation of sports fans here in Chicago.

Yeah.

Hey, guys.