Mike Francesa

The Triple Crown, as we knew it, was already dead. They just finally got around to the funeral.

Think the Nationals are in the market for a reliever or two?

I have great respect for LeBron but he doesn't belong anywhere near the Knicks. It is so wrong on so many levels. Considering Cleveland's current personnel, that is another bad fit. He would help the Spurs immeasurably with his experience and late-game talents.

Today you can get the only protein bar I've ever liked at a great price. Go to town!!!

The Jay Wright interview I did today is a gold mine of unique insights and anecdotes on the Nova Knicks and the entire championship run. Don't miss it!

Great spot.

Throughout the playoffs, but especially during The Finals, Mike Breen's performance was special.

Mets need to ditch the stupid hat and vest after hitting a solo HR when down 7-0.

Congrats to Boomer Esiason on being named to the National Radio Hall of Fame. Great honor. Well deserved!

The NFL now completely believes it can package and sell anything to its fan base... ...and it can!

The expansion of the NCAA Tourney is a complete joke. Adding more SEC and Big Ten schools (the main reason along with more $), chips away at the charm that created this magical event. Can these greedy, inept fools kill March Madness? The answer is yes!

For all intent and purposes, the Triple Crown, as we know it, is dead. This bothers me. All that history. Great horses chasing immortality...Very sad.

Just heard about John Sterling. I knew him a long time and through many broadcasting stops. But when he stepped into the Yankee radio booth he found the perfect stage. He owned it for the rest of his career. Voice of the Yankees. RIP.

Interesting times. Anybody can have a podcast. Even unknowns who have never accomplished anything in our business.

The Mike Francesa Podcast will return live at 5:00 pm today !

One question: why doesn't MLB think that baseball is enough? Dancers and wrestlers and screamers.

Great scene and big win for Miami of Ohio. Answered the critics.

More importantly, due to his all-around performance and leadership, Zuby should have been second or third-team All-America.