The Comeback
"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."
Theo Epstein is the Cubs' president of baseball operations, and he discussed the ban for a fan after a racist gesture. He was not the one banned.
Guest Benjamin Neal said on air Saturday there's a $3 billion bid on the table for the Orioles, which involves moving them to Las Vegas. But there isn't much to support that yet, and the station later disavowed those remarks.
Franzke took full advantage of the chance to grab some ribs Saturday.
Durant may join the Knicks, but they likely can't offer him a MSG show thanks to the CBA.
"He’s got a lot of occult in him. I’m weirded out by it, but I also kind of adore it. Of all the people I’ve met, I would say he’s the most likely to be psychic."
"John! John! I need you off the phone, I need you to check radar, and I need you to look at this tornado warning up on ABC here and see if I need to be on it."
"This lawsuit sends a loud, clear message to anyone that you can’t just make up lies about people — he literally made up a story. You can’t do that when you have millions of people listening to you, like Mr. Perfect does as a broadcaster."
"Machado, one day, is gonna pull one of his hijinks on the wrong guy and he’s gonna get dropped in his tracks, and he’s gonna deserve it. ...[It's] all such a bush league act."
"Yeet! Stay woke, be on fleek, and get that Gucci breakfast." "GOOOOALLLLS! Say 'Bye, Felicia' to that testing stress! Weather's going to be turnt, right, Chris?"
"Known Cheater" feels like a bit of a stretch.
"My brand is pretty solid JARED!"
If anyone needed to see Nebraska's 2018 season recapped to the tune of "Frosty The Snowman," well, here you are.
The Texas Class 6A Division I high school title game was decided in unbelievable fashion on Saturday night...
"Bob's Discount Furniture Store Hot Seat Challenge" really took on a different meaning during Washington's losing streak.
This is yet another PR misstep from the Senators.
"There's Aaron Rodgers, looking better than normal, I must say."
This whole cycle of criticism, the fan's response, and a manager weighing in played out quickly, against the backdrop of the ongoing game.
FOX Sports Arizona analyst Bob Brenly made the point everyone was thinking.
