Awful Announcing
"You can't get any more wrong than Mike Francesa. If Mush from A Bronx Tale was never right, then I think Big Mike, he can make sure Mush looks like a winner."
"So I said to Joseph Goebbels, “Burn any good books, lately?”" is a hell of a way to start a column about Long Beach State changing its mascot.
Why are we still giving Mike Francesa attention?
“This is the kid that that guy [Mike Francesa] wished he had as his son."- Corey Ballentine’s dad, Karl Vaughn.
ESPN PR put out a release that Michael Kay's show "beats" Mike Francesa's. But that's only if you count ESPN's streaming and discount WFAN's.
"There are images of Cleveland Browns fans too, empty seats, bags on their head, and a bunch of guys from Lima, Ohio wearing masks and barking in the end zone, about nine Budweisers in."
"Don't always go by that like it's real, because they can edit stuff a million times on the internet. That's one of the biggest problems on the internet."
Francesa's February take that Tony Bennett will "never win a championship with this team, though. They can't play offense" particularly stands out.
Francesa's old partner, Chris "Mad Dog" Russo, will be appearing on ESPN New York instead of WFAN in the final day of the ratings book battle.
It takes a lot to move the Twitter discourse away from a potential Kentucky loss to Wofford, but...
The UMBC Retrievers were the story of the sports world in March 2018 (at least until Loyola-Chicago’s Final...
Barkley's claim that no woman could beat him at any sport topped the March 8-14 hot takes.
Francesa's audience has declined since his April return to WFAN, and Kay's has risen to surpass him. If that trend continues, that's a big shakeup in New York sports radio.
Giannis Antetokounmpo was drafted in 2013, and Phil Jackson was hired in 2014. The only way to blame Jackson is if you think he has a time machine.
A traditional pastime ahead of the Super Bowl sees a parade of current and former NFL players and...
