670 The score calls Dan Bernstein's replacement

670 The score turns to a familiar voice to guide its revised lunch line -up.

The station announced on Monday that Leila Rahimi will officially take over Harris as a permanent host alongside Marshall Harris and replaced Dan Bernstein.

Rahimi and Harris had set a preliminary basis since the Bernstein station fired on March 21. His outcome came after he threatened to bother one of his followers online for a catch incident. A few days later, Dan Bernstein was out of the air, and not long after that he was completely removed from the station.

Dan Bernstein's problems had brewed long before his shooting.

Last autumn he had a bizarre public feud with barstool Eddie Farrer, who escalated when the founder of Barstool Sports, Dave Portnoy, was involved. Not long afterwards, Danny Parkin's full -time drove for Fox Sports, and Laurence Holmes was brought to the afternoon trip next to Matt Spiegel. Holmes' change from noon to afternoons reported reportedly from the barstool case and the growing desire to distance himself from its current co-moderator.

Bernstein's new pairing with Harris did not last long. After less than six months together and a second public incident in less than a year, the score decided that it had seen enough. About a month later, the Rahimi and Harris station made hosts to the constant lunchtime.

Rahimi will take the lead and the first woman in history in history in the main lessons in Chicago organize a full-time sports radio program. The Bears reporter Mark Grote will also be part of the show and check in with regular updates twice a week.

“Dan and I had a show for 15 months where it was Amber and RahimiThen it was for a while Amber and HolmesPresent [then] It was Amber and Harris, And now it is Rahimi and Harris, “Rahimi said about the Chicago Sun-Times on Monday.” But we were here, that's the point. We have changed, the score listener didn't do it, and that's really what it is about today. It's about those who listen to the score, no matter what happens. We appreciate you, thank you. “

This will be Rahimi's second full-time stay in the Audacy ownership station.

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Rahimi is no stranger to the score at lunchtime. From the beginning of 2021 to spring 2022 she organized amber when she became the main port anchor at NBC 5, the first woman who held this role at the station. Even after Rahimi switched to television full -time, he never completely left the radio and appeared on the score every week, which finally expanded to two days a week.

After Dan Bernstein's chaotic exit, it is a hard -resistant and an urgently needed setback.