Longtime 670 The Score Sports Radio Host Terry Boers Dies at 75

Terry Boers, former Sun-Timesman, host at The Score, dies at 75

“The Score is not The Score without people like Terry Boers,” station vice president Mitch Rosen said. “When someone like Terry passes, it's like losing a family member.”

Terry Boers, one of the founding voices of the Score, dies at 75

Terry Boers, a former Sun-Times columnist who 34 years ago was one of the founding talkers of Chicago’s first sports radio station WSCR-AM 670, died Friday afternoon. He was 75. Boers publicly had dealt on and off with health issues over the years, including cancer treatments in the months before his retirement send-off from the Score on Jan. 5, 2017, three days after the station’s 25th anniversary. Mitch Rosen, vice president of the Score, conf…

Longtime 670 The Score sports radio host Terry Boers dies at 75

Longtime Chicago sports radio talk show host Terry Boers, famous for the Boers & Bernstein show on 670 The Score, has died at the age of 75.

Chicago sports radio pioneer Terry Boers dead at 75

Terry Boers, one of the founding voices of 670 The Score and half of the legendary Boers & Bernstein show, died Friday at his home in Florida from liver failure. He was 75. If you listened to Chicago sports radio at any point over the past three decades, Boers shaped how you consume it. He was there when The Score launched in January 1992, back when the station was on AM 820. Before that, he’d spent two decades at the Chicago Sun-Times as a colu…

Radio Remembers Terry Boers

Longtime Audacy Sports “670 The Score” WSCR Chicago host Terry Boers passed away today at the age of 75. Boers spent 25 years at WSCR from the station’s launch in January 1992 until retiring right after his anniversary in 2017. After originally being paired with Dan McNeil, Boers would spend his final 18 years at the station teamed with Dan Bernstein, first in middays before moving to afternoon drive. Prior to segueing to radio, Boers spent two …