
The late Chicago sports-radio icon will be celebrated Friday, which would have been his 70th birthday. Mayor Lori Lightfoot issued a proclamation declaring it Les Grobstein Day, and the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum is unveiling a limited-edition bobblehead in his honor. “The Grobber” died Jan. 16.
The figure depicts a smiling Grobstein holding a microphone and his tape recorder on a stand with the logo of The Score, where he hosted overnights since 2009. It includes sound bites of him that play with the touch of a button.