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What is the legacy of Terry Boers as discussed by Dan Bernstein?
Dan Bernstein, Unfiltered. Got most of the band back together as we welcome one of the greats of all time, Terry Bores.
Hey, buddy. Hey, buddy. How are you, man? How you guys doing? How you guys doing?
The state of the world. I mean, especially thinking about your grandkids and thinking about the kind of world in which they are going to grow up.
You know, I don't really worry about that too much. I think there's always going to be a certain part of people that I've met over the years that you'd never want to see again. But there's another part of it that couldn't be nicer to you, that couldn't be better. How much can I trust that my grandkids and their kids, whatever, are going to be okay in 10 years or 15 years or 20 years from now? I can't. I don't know. I think so. This thing is a mess, but I've never seen a mess yet that was the right people. You can't clear up. At least start to.
I'm happy to hear you say that. The appealing to the better angels of our nature is still something we can do.
Yeah, I think our nature is still decent. I really do.
We're back with more of Honoring an Original, a Terry Bores celebration of life on The Score.
Well, this is not how I wanted to see Dan Bernstein again. But I guess it's, I guess what's really true is I'm not sure I wanted to see Dan Bernstein again. Actually, that's not true. That's the correct answer. That's the right sentiment, particularly on this day. Oh, no. You. You. Dan Bernstein is in studio here at 670 The Score. That's nice to say. Good to see you. Good to see you, too. You look good. Thanks, buddy. So do you. Thank you. Thank you. And this is quite a thing today. Well, you know what it is to have an effect on a populace. And Terry Boers has had a massive effect on a populace, be it Chicago, but it's even bigger than that. It is vast. He's had an effect on a medium and he's had an effect on a fan base that
And there's there's just so much to discuss in regards to the legacy of the man that, frankly, I'm not sure seven hours is enough. No, he'd be miserable about all this talking about him. He would. You know, buddy. Yeah, that's enough. We got better stuff to talk about. This would make him all incredibly uncomfortable. I know that. But it has been... I mean, you've been going through it over at 312 with Unfiltered and all that feedback. We've been going through it here with all our feedback. And then, I mean, Steve Rosenblum did an amazing job on Saturday with a live radio show. Every show since has taken calls. We're doing this today. Chris Ronji is going to take two hours, probably, of calls tonight.
How does Danny Parkins view Caleb Williams' potential with the Bears?
The outpouring is just unbelievable. And I've said this multiple times. I apologize if I'm repeating myself, but everything sort of remains true. I don't listen to anything you do. Nor should you. Thank you. The idea of mourning and grief is obviously nonlinear. And I always am making sure I feel like I'm doing it the right way. And You're supposed to be sad. We are supposed to. This this is sad. And the problem is that that bastard makes it impossible to to be sad in the moment, because every time you think of the damn guy, you're laughing or you're smiling about something every single time. And every time you think, well, what what can we do? We can remember him that we always say, may may his memory be a blessing.
May his memory be a blessing. And with Terry, his memory is more than just a blessing. That's said generally as something that soaks in over time. That's said where one has moments where one realizes, wow, I'm having a time for memory, and this really is a blessing, or that I can think back and share or remember something and pay something forward that he would do or he would think. With him... The blessing is that you can't stay sad because you immediately start laughing about something stupid. Yeah. Or giggling about something stupid. For the past couple of nights, I have spent so much time going through so much of... Your – when I say I'm talking to you, the score listener, the Terry Bores fan, and just going through so much heartfelt – how many stories and how many connections and how many –
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the legacy of Terry Boers as discussed by Dan Bernstein?
0:01–3:03
2
How does Danny Parkins view Caleb Williams' potential with the Bears?
3:03–6:49
3
What insights does Stacey Dales share about the Super Bowl matchup?
6:49–10:17
4
What reflections does Dan Bernstein have on the impact of Terry Boers?
10:17–14:15
5
How does the conversation shift to the current state of the Chicago Bulls?
14:15–18:27
6
What are the implications of the coaching changes in the NFL?
18:27–22:57
7
How do the hosts analyze the Bears' quarterback situation?
22:57–25:35
8
What final thoughts are shared about the upcoming Super Bowl?
25:35–1:04:44
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