Chicago Sports Radio Host Harry Teinowitz Dies at 64

Harry Teinowitz, a beloved Chicago sports radio host and comedian, died at age 64 due to complications from a liver transplant and heart problems. Teinowitz was best known for co-hosting ESPN 1000's 'Mac, Jurko and Harry' show from 2001 to 2009, which helped elevate the station in the local sports radio scene. His career began in stand-up comedy and small acting roles before he transitioned to radio, where his humor and kindness endeared him to audiences and colleagues alike. After a 2011 DUI arrest, Teinowitz co-wrote 'When Harry Met Rehab,' a play praised for its candid and comedic portrayal of sobriety. Friends and former co-hosts remember him for his generosity, compassion, and lasting influence on Chicago's sports and entertainment community.