It seems that two teams are trying to one-up the legendary New York and San Francisco Giants picnic in Totowa. On Wednesday, a fun social media exchange between the two “Jets” franchises harkened back to one of the most memorable WFAN calls of all time.
If you’ve been on the air as long as famed New York sports talk radio personality Mike Francesa, it’s likely you’ve had a bad take (or several) that have gone viral for being incredibly inaccurate.
It appears the sports radio legend knows a little bit about what Kansas' Self has gone through in recent days.
Add sports radio legend Mike Francesa to the list of people who sound tired of hearing about Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers this winter.
The National Basketball Association features nothing but the greatest talents in the basketball world. So, standing out from the rest of the pack is perhaps one of the toughest things to do, let alone be consistently better than everybody else and win more NBA championships than the average player.
Sports radio legend Mike Francesa doesn't believe Tom Brady will find as much success inside Fox Sports television booths as he did on football fields over the past two decades.
Radio legend Mike Francesa joined hosts Stephen A. Smith and Chris Russo with his fastball still intact and discussed Brady's legacy.
New York Giants legend Tiki Barber once again criticized the team's decision to rest starters for Week 18, this time after Saturday's 38-7 playoff loss at the Philadelphia Eagles.
Sports radio legend Mike Francesa believes the New York Giants won't miss wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. when they play at the Minnesota Vikings in Sunday's. Beckham took to Twitter on Thursday to defend himself.
Sports radio legend Mike Francesa wasn't impressed upon seeing New York Giants linebacker Jihad Ward offer a double-bird salute from the sidelines during Sunday's loss at the Philadelphia Eagles.
Sports radio legend Mike Francesa clearly wasn't impressed with how New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson looked against the Detroit Lions this past Sunday.
ESPN is attempting to have at least one “First Take” show featuring a “Mike & the Mad Dog” reunion. Also, a second soccer journalist dies in Qatar; ESPN debuts a new shot distance tracker for its NBA coverage.
Sports radio legend Mike Francesa has delivered some harsh takes about the New York Yankees re-signing Aaron Judge.
Cashman, 55, is the longest-serving general manager in the history of the Yankees and has held the job since 1998. Under his leadership, New York has won World Series titles on four occasions but last did so in 2009 and hasn't since returned to the Fall Classic.
Sports radio legend Mike Francesa has blasted members of the New York Yankees upset over what they encountered during home playoff games.
Unsurprisingly, sports radio legend Mike Francesa delivered some parting shots at the New York Yankees after they suffered a four-game sweep at the hands of the Houston Astros.
The manager seemed to suggest that the open roof at Minute Maid Park had an over-sized impact on the outcome of Game 2. Yankees manager Aaron Boone lamented
New York sports talk radio legend Mike Francesa would appreciate it if broadcasting icon Bob Costas would let the action speak for itself.
Mike Francesa may no longer have a daily radio show on WFAN, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he’s not airing his opinions about New York sports teams.
Mike Francesa is retiring from New York's WFAN again. This time, though, there will be no "back afta this."
Bauer is a very good pitcher who can help a lot of teams, but it’s hard not to argue that he would clash with the media in New York.
If you're one of those NBA fans who believes the season doesn't actually begin until Christmas Day, you may have missed some surprising developments and interesting turns and twists over the first month of the 2018-19 campaign.
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