Mike Greenberg crashed ‘First Take’ to troll Stephen A. Smith about the Dallas Cowboys
Somebody save us, please.
Somebody save us, please.
ESPN's top personalities are all publicly backing the network in its carriage dispute with YouTube TV and fans are stuck in the middle.
"Next we'll get to LeBron."
Talk about awkward timing...
"Why don't we just award them a touchdown?"
"I would've thought that, that would be totally verboten. That, you know, Norby [Williamson] would call me in and fire me if that came up on the air."
"After a while, the other stuff kind of becomes white noise."
"If he had won anything, we'd be talking about him with literally the best quarterbacks that ever played."
"That's the beauty of having you guys on here."
College football rising star Josh Pate has exploded onto the national scene in recent years and will now make appearances on ESPN.
New York Jets QB Justin Fields suffered a leg injury in practice, leaving superfan Mike Greenberg disconsolate on ESPN's Get Up.
A future comeback is on the table. Just maybe from Florida.
"I’d lay awake at night feeling my heart race, frustrated and scared."
"I brought him to 'Get Up,' I was the first person to put him on ESPN regularly"
"These days, we don't really talk to each other much."
"It would've been journalistically irresponsible not to talk about it."
On this week’s episode of the Awful Announcing Podcast, host Brandon Contes interviews ESPN’s “Get Up!” and “Sunday NFL...
"Jalen Brunson has single-handedly dragged a very average team to the Eastern Conference Finals."
"I think everyone understands that if you can get Charles and Kenny and Shaq and Ernie, you do it."
"What do we need to do differently?"
"It should never benefit a team to lose any game that is being played at any point on the schedule in any sport."
Mike Greenberg heaped praise on the Oklahoma City Thunder for their historic season, but is it too little too late?
"Everybody else gets to choose and then whatever is left, that's going to be his options."