Terry Boers was a prominent sports talk radio host and columnist, known for his ability to blend humor and incisive commentary across both print and radio. After gaining significant recognition as a respected writer for the Sun-Times, Terry Boers became widely known for his column ‘Spraying to all fields,’ a feature celebrated for its unique blend of wit and astute observations on the sports landscape. His influential print journalism laid the groundwork for a dynamic transition to sports talk radio, demonstrating his versatility and allowing him to engage directly with the Chicago sports audience. He seamlessly brought the same honest, funny, and insightful commentary he had cultivated in his writing to this new medium, quickly establishing himself as a formidable presence.

to 6 p.m. slot in 2009. The ‘Boers and Bernstein’ show distinguished itself through its unique and often imitated segments, including ‘Who Ya Crappin’?’, which directly engaged listeners by inviting them to identify instances of verbal hypocrisy in the sports world, further solidifying the program’s reputation for engaging and incisive commentary. After decades of unparalleled influence, Boers concluded his impactful career on The Score with his official retirement announcement in late 2016.

This culminated in his final broadcast on December 22, 2016, and he officially stepped away from the airwaves on January 5, 2017. His departure was met with widespread acclaim and a celebration of his significant, lasting contributions to Chicago sports media, cementing his legacy as an influential and beloved voice in the industry.