Mike North discusses his new book "Settling the Score: Talkin' Chicago Sports"

[bigdongdennis76]

even though our sports suck, all of our major team in minnesota play in one town, (i consider minneapolis and st paul pretty much the same.) And we even have a major university play right in the middle of minneapolis. we don't have as much hardware as chicago, but the white sox still can't beat the twins :)

[RedSoxNation92]

you wanna talk about the 2004 and 2007 world series banners hanging in fenway asshole? fuck chicago, have fun in the nl west basement

[Badam16]

chicago sucks and so does mike north..the most annoying voice in talk radio

[IDF1987]

Mike North is a putz. He gives Chicago sports fans a bad name.

[PeterNorth4Pres]

hey mike north is peter north your brother?

[Christglen]

Meet North once Basta Pasta...He couldn't stop buying drinks for everyone in the bar. I mean complete strangers were wracking up substantial tabs on his dime.

[konradharla]

lol he must be a genius

[Triumphit1]

Monsters in the Morning is a good show, North is cool but Dan Jiggetts is very cool. Jen is cool too but the show is not there without Jigeye

[zeppelinfan]

Anybody who takes this guy seriously should be destroyed. This guy seriously believes that Kyle Orton is going to be a legit starting quarterback.

[agandia]

this guy annoys the hell out of me.

[libsrevil]

someone is going to buy a book written by a guy who has NEVER read a book? Good luck.

[fluffynoses]

ROFL priceless comment

[TonyLVNV]

Love ya' Mike, but comparing Frank Thomas to Ted Williams????? C'MOnnnnnnnnnnnn?!?!?!?!?!?! You've Has to be Kiddin' me. How 'bout Williams and Ernie Banks?

Great Comment about how all Chicago Sports teams play within the City Limits.

Go BlackHawks-Bears-WhiteSox!!!!!

[Triumphit1]

If u compare the numbers guess what Frank Thomas out plays him in many categories

[TheSeventhStooge]

From 1991 to 1997, Thomas was arguable the best hitter in the game. OPS was top three every year, leading four times during that period. 2000 was a great year, too; take away a Sept. slump and he wins a third MVP. Maybe not Ted Williams (I'm sure Ted probably led in OPS more than Thomas), but an awesome hitter that could do all of it at the plate.

[fluffynoses]

i'm a cubs fan but seventhstooge hit it right on the head. Frank Thomas hands down was one of the best in the business during the nineties. Considering the bullshit of the steroid era, he better go to Cooperstown or else the Hall of Fame is just a fucking joke

and 1:29-1:38 is just EPIC