Audacy Sports “670 The Score” WSCR Chicago is revising its midday lineup starting Monday, June 20.
Current 9am-12pm co-host Dan Bernstein and 12-2pm host Laurence Holmes will now team together from 10am to 12pm for “The Bernstein & Holmes Show”. Leila Rahimi, who currently teams with Bernstein, will join the pair on Wednesdays while moving to a full-time role at WMAQ-TV. The current setup had been in place since January 2021 when Rahimi joined Bernstein to fill the slot that had been filled by Connor McKnight until his exit in April 2020.
Bernstein has been with WSCR since 1995 and co-hosted afternoons prior to moving into the late morning slot in March 2018. Holmes has been with WSCR since 1998 and began hosting the 12-2pm show in 2019. He previously also hosted a weekend show on CBS Sports Radio and has worked at multiple Chicago television stations.
The Mully & Haugh Show in mornings will expand from 5:30am-9am to run until 10am.
The station also officially notes that former “B96” WBBM-FM morning host Gabe Ramirez is the new evening host. Ramirez remained with Audacy after his morning show came to an end earlier this year.
Audacy on Thursday announced an updated weekday programming lineup for 670 The Score (WSCR-AM) in Chicago. As part of the update, the station is pairing longtime station hosts Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes to form a new midday show. The Bernstein & Holmes Show will air weekdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The show will start this Monday.
Additionally, the Mully & Haugh Show will extend an extra hour and be heard from 5:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. Leila Rahimi will continue in her role on “Leila Wednesdays” on the new Bernstein & Holmes Show.
“Our all-star Chicago lineup improves with Mully and Haugh extending later into the morning and two teammates who have worked together for 20-plus years finally sharing a microphone on a regular basis,” 670 The Score operations director and brand manager Mitch Rosen said. “We couldn’t be more excited for this updated lineup.”
“I’ve been mostly a solo host for the last 15 years, and now I’m looking forward to working with Dan,” Holmes said. “We’ve got a great opportunity to challenge each other and have a lot of fun.”
“I couldn’t be more excited to be a part of this show,” Bernstein said. “Laurence and I have worked closely together at The Score going back to our days on Belmont Avenue, and this new partnership promises to bring out the very best of what we do.”
Bernstein had previously hosted late mornings on the station. Holmes previously served as host from noon to 2 p.m. The updated 670 The Score weekday lineup is as follows.
Mully & Haugh Pregame Show: 5-5:30 a.m.
Mully & Haugh Show: 5:30-10 a.m.
Bernstein & Holmes Show: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Parkins & Spiegel Show: 2-6 p.m.
Gabe Ramirez or Cubs/Bears/NFL play-by-play: 6 p.m.Holmes is a 25-year media veteran, initially joining 670 The Score in 1998. Throughout his career, Holmes has also worked in television for NBC 5 Chicago, NBC Sports Chicago, Stadium Network and WGN. Holmes has created multimedia projects for the Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox, covered the Chicago Bears for 10 years and has been the college basketball play-by-play voice for his alma mater, DePaul University. In 2021, the Chicago Sun-Times named him a top 10 influencer in Chicago sports.
Bernstein joined 670 The Score as an anchor and reporter in 1995 and has been a full-time host since 1999. He has received multiple awards and industry recognitions as a host, reporter and play-by-play broadcaster and has been the station’s senior columnist since 2011. He has also been recognized for his charitable efforts on behalf of multiple organizations, and he serves as a director of Children’s Oncology Services.
