Audacy has parted ways with 104.3 The Score (WSCR) radio hosts Mike “Mully” Mulligan and Marshall Harris.
Mulligan has been part of the Chicago radio station for 23 years, and he’s been a morning co-host since 2008. He spent the last eight years co-hosting Mully and Haugh with David Haugh.
Harris joined The Score in 2022 and became midday co-host of Bernstein and Harris with Dan Bernstein in 2024. In 2025, Bernstein was fired after social media threats, and Leila Rahimi replaced Bernstein to form Rahimi and Harris. And that eventually became Rahimi, Harris, and Grote, with Mark Grote joining the program as a co-host.
Mitch Rosen, vice president of The Score, announced the news in a memo on Friday, as shared by Radio Insight.
In the memo, Rosen revealed that the midday slot will now be Rahimi and Grote. He also explained that a new morning show co-host will be announced on Monday.
“Today, we made some very difficult programming decisions. After more than 20 years with The Score, we have parted ways with Mike Mulligan of the ‘Mully and Haugh Show,'” Rosen announced in the memo. “Mully has been a vital part of The Score family and a major part of our history and success. We are incredibly grateful for his many contributions over the past two decades.
“I wish Mully nothing but the best in whatever comes next from the bottom of my heart. We will announce a new morning show co-host on Monday.
“Also, we parted ways with Marshall Harris. We thank Marshall for his time with The Score. He has been a great teammate and an important part of our team, and we wish him the very best in the future. Starting Monday, the ‘Rahimi & Grote Show’ will air in its current timeslot of 10am-2pm.
“These decisions are never easy, and today was especially difficult for everyone involved. I know there will be questions, and I understand that.”
Haugh made the following post on X about the Mulligan news:
Mike Mulligan is a Chicago sports media icon. A true sports journalist, his versatility had impact, from “The Sports Writers on TV,” to the Sun-Times, through a tremendous career @thescorechicago. He has meant so much to my growth @mullyhaugh, for which I am forever grateful. pic.twitter.com/0orawnzNJ6
— David Haugh (@DavidHaugh) August 21, 2026
“Mike Mulligan is a Chicago sports media icon. A true sports journalist, his versatility had impact, from ‘The Sports Writers on TV,” to the Sun-Times, through a tremendous career [at The Score]. He has meant so much to my growth [at Mully and Haugh], for which I am forever grateful.”
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