Hey Danny, which resort do you stay at on Eagle Lake? We are going up this fall and have a few places in mind but nothing reserved yet. thanks

Hi. Sarah Kustok as we know a complete hottie. But a week or so ago she did a story on Chicago legend Joe Conejo and she butchered his name basically saying corn-joe. C’mon I am willing to give her a mulligan cause shes smokin hot and I am not sure if she is a local gal but she needs to learn the mans name.

dan cryed like a baby after hawks game sunday thought of my dad who passed 11 years ago he was a great hawk fan thanks rocky wirtz dave from rensselaer indiana go hawks

Hey there Danny,
Love the show. I was thinking of throwing a bags tourneyment that will benefit a local Autism Awareness donation. I was wondering if you could give me any information on such a charity that will be 501(c)3. I believe I have a time , and place for the event, but could use a hand on the who will benefit. My motovation is my cousin had triplets 4 years ago, and one of their sons was born with Autism in addition to the daughter that is a few years older. They are the hardest working , and loving parents I have ever seen. Not having children myself, and wanting to get involved in the community and have some fun in the process is something I’d really like to do to generate some money for a good cause. If you have any advice on this potential event it would be greatly appreciated. Please contact me via Email for my phone number
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Mike
MikeFio79@gmail.com

hey dan i have known your wife since high school i have a 12 year old son that has autism i would love to have a beer with you sometime and talk about our sons i reside in east chicago { i know youre happy for me) but i think it would be cool to meet you 1 day

THE CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS ARE GOING TO SCORE LIKE CHICAGOANS VOTE::: EARLY AND OFTEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dan I had an Idea for a song that maybe you could use. It’s Dustin Byfuglien instead of dust in the wind. ie. Duuustin Bufuglien all we need is Duuustin Bufuglien all we want is Dustin Bufuglien etc etc

Dan, I’m reading where when you were out in Philly you made some derogatory comments about the locals, including something about opening up a ‘Lane Bryant’ store. If that’s your idea of humor… Ha ha… ha. Look in the mirror. Once a fatty, always a fatty.

I guess this didn’t happen in Chicago… oh wait it did.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/baseball/news/2002/09/19/royals_whitesox_ap/

It’s a great series, best SCF in years and you focus on Philadelphia fans reputation, which was overdone 10 years ago. I guess you’re just diverting attention from your team that squandered a two game lead.

GO FLYERSSSSSSSSSS!!!!

Great article on Philthy fans. Every word is so true. The complete scum of the earth.

Dan,
Called your show earlier today, but was disconnected. I represent Lane Bryant stores & wanted to thank you for your plug in a recent column. Also, wanted to see if you had any interest in endorsement opportunities with our store. You look to be about the size of our customer base & I imagine your wife & three boys are, too. How about this; we’ll send you over a couple of size 26 outfits. You take them home, try ‘em on & maybe, if you like what you see, you can appear in some print ads &/or TV commercials for us. Maybe the whole family, even. Anyway, I’m going to FedEx the outfits today & will call to follow up later in the week. All the best. And remember, if you can’t find it at Lane Bryant, you probably need a tent.

question for Chicago sports fans; is this guy (McNeil) the best you have to offer in a sports talk show host???

Dear Danny Mac,
I thought the Tribune’s portrayal of Chris Pronger in figure skating garb was bush league, irresponsible journalism at its ugliest.
If I’m the editor of the Trib i don’t let that crap go to print. First of all, Chris Pronger, love him or hate him is a damn good hockey player. Secondly, what purpose is served by running this? I truly respect your opinion and insight. Am I in need of an education, or do you agree? Please let me know at your convenience. Many thanks.

Mac, I figured you would appreciate this story more than your afternoon counterparts, not only because of your love for hockey, but also because of your familiarity with the drive from Chicago to Terre Haute and vice versa.

So I woke up in my apartment in Terre Haute, Indiana yesterday at about 7 a.m. EDT. I hopped in the shower, and after changing my mind about five different times, I eventually decided there was no way in hell I was going to miss this rally. I drove up Rt. 41 to Merrilville, then cut over on Rt. 83 up to 80/94. I got downtown much faster than I anticipated, and I had planned to exit the Dan Ryan at 18th St. and head over to my cousins’ house at Flournoy and Racine to park, figuring there was no way I would be able to find parking downtown. What happened next was my first stroke of luck for the day, as I ended up exiting on to Lake Shore Drive instead of 18th St. by mistake, and suddenly finding myself in the heart of downtown. I got lost in the mass of traffic on the outskirts of the parade route for a few minutes, but was finally able to orient myself in the direction of Columbus Dr.

Somehow in this mass hysteria of the rally crowd I ended up with two of the best viewpoints I possibly could have had. I was probably one of the last people to get there, as I didn’t park my car until 10:30 a.m. local time, which is when the rally was supposed to start. I parked in the Millenium Park garage, and was able to walk right down Randolph Street to the corner of Randolph and Michigan, where I was about 5 rows back from the parade itself. I also ended up being on an incline, to further improve my vantage point, and had a perfect view as Toews hoisted the Cup and Kane chugged some of his champagne right in front of me.

After the parade passed by, a huge mass of people followed the police up Michigan Ave. to the eventual rally point. I hung back, thinking I might just take off for home. I waited on that corner for a while, soaking in everything I had just seen, from Byfuglien raising his championship belt to Stan Mikita and Tony O acting just the same as the current Blackhawks players were, when I finally decided that I was going to try and find myself a good spot for the rally. I headed back east up Randolph a bit, trying to avoid the huge crowd and come in from the side. I eventually ended up on Stetson Ave. walking towards Wacker Dr. When I turned the corner there, I saw a huge mass of people trying to somehow watch the rally from the side of the stage. I was able to work my way down Wacker a little bit, as more and more fans started to leave when they realized that we really didn’t have a good view of the stage. I just kept pushing further up Wacker, trying to get close to the stage if possible. But then, all of a sudden, I decided to finally notice the huge red double decker buses immediately to my right, and decided I had gone far enough down Wacker at this point.

What happened next, I will never forget.

As soon as the rally had ended and the last note of Chelsea Dagger hit, I started to inch my way closer to the people lined up on the barricade next to the buses. I ended up about three rows back from the barricade, and before I knew it, I was within 10 ft. of the Stanley Cup! It was surreal, the Cup being carried past, right in front of me. But my fortunes had just begun. It ended up that the bus that I had chosen to stand by was the bus meant for the Cup to make it’s trip back to the United Center, along with Kaner, Big Buff, Coach Q, Hossa, Ladd, and a few others. I couldn’t believe my fortune as one by one, they started posing for pictures for us, each of them taking turns raising the Cup above their heads and giving it the infamous kiss. As the Cup was being passed around, somebody tossed a beer up to Kane, which he promptly shook up and showered the crowd with, again, an experience, albeit, a juvenile one, I’ll never forget. I couldn’t believe I had been so fortunate, as minutes before the buses took off, people started throwing hats and jerseys up to Kane to sign, and he obliged. I decided to keep my own jersey on my back as others began to hurl theirs up to the bus, but I will never forget the excitement of those players and Coach Q as they each took turns hoisting the Cup.

Not a bad day for a guy who was supposed to be at work in Terre Haute all day, huh?

wow, how corny can you guys get with that terrible (song) about the bears………….do we only have to look forward to your show rapping lovie & the bears. all year……what dorks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?ZY4q4S0_AlE&feature=related
This is the Manson vs. Stevens center ice fight

Where do you stay on Eagle? My dad just got back to today and his hand is all cut up from taking walleyes off of the hook & his left arm is sore from draging them in. said fishin was great like always the last few years. we fish the west arm.

HEY,FRICK & FRACK YOUR GOING TO HAVE TO WAIT ANOTHER DAY BEFORE YOU START BLASTING THE SOX. YOU WOULD THINK THAT PEOPLE WHO TALK ABOUT SPORTS, KNOW A LITTLE ABOUT THEM. IT’S A 162 GAME SEASON…YOU DON’T WRITE OFF YOUR TEAMS AFTER 30…40 ..50 OR EVEN 60 GAMES……NOW BLAST THE CUBS, OR EVEN THE BEARS BEFORE THEY PLAYED A GAME…..WHY ARE YOU GUYS STILL ON THE THE AIR….I WANT A SPORTS SHOW THAT KNOW WHAT THERE TALKING ABOUT…..

Dan,
Do you drive the the North Shore lodge and if so how long does it take. Thanks for your time. Enjoy both of you.

Dan –

Regarding odds, -500…if you bet $100, you cannot lose $500. This means that in order to win $100, you must bet $500. To win $10, you must bet $50, etc.

Dan. Interested in a trade for an Alice Cooper “one of a kind” autographed item? While at his show in Chicago over 10 years ago, i was allowed backstage-new someone-got him to autograph the vcr video box cover of Welcome to my Nightmare in black sharpie. This is cool. Want to trade for Bears tix, Sox tix, etc. Interested?

Danny! I heard you are completely bummed about RUSH being rained out last night. If you have a hankerin’ for some good old school RUSH come out to Papa T’s Burbank 7-24-10 and check us out!

We’re Chronicles: A History oF RUSH Chicago’s PREMIER RUSH Tribute. That night we will be playing ALL the epics including A Farewell to Kings AND Hemispheres in its ENTIRETY!

I’ve heard you mention Caress of Steel several times on-air – we’ll be playing Necromancer and Foutains of Lamneth as part of the epics set.

Come check us out Danny! Best morning show in Chicago boys!

http://chroniclesofrush.com

hey dan,
durty nellies cool! what band will the tributosaurus be tributing??
see ya there.

This will be of interest to you guys….

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/98825769.html

Hi Danny, what’s up? Doin’ a great job! I’m contemplating get an AC/DC concert dvd in blu ray and thought I’d ask you if it’s worth purchasing.

Hey, Mac
My kid checked your credentials at Bears camp (the tall skinny blond kid named Jake). You asked him his name and shook his hand. You took the 10 seconds to do that so I thought you deserved the 10 seconds it takes to thank you.

Our building-222 n lasalle is having a FREE ice cream social today starting @ 1:00 you should stop by.

Hi Danny, great to hear Chicago sports, down hear in Denton, TX, lived in Palatine, before relocating because of work. Keep up the great work. If the Sox can just forget that they are playing Twins, they would be all right, they are mentally beaten by this team

Danny – why is Kotsay still playing DH? From Yahoo Sports:

Bases Empty .242
Runners On .221
RISP .182
RISP w/2 Outs .172
Bases Loaded .000

None on/out .218
None on:1/2 Out .255
Men on, 2 outs .205
Man on 3rd, < 2 outs .077