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Mike and the Mad Dog show (Not Done!) (1 Viewer)

He had Rangers coach Alain Vigneault on yesterday. I emailed my brother my hope that his patented "Tank Coach Mush" only revolved around the NCAA tourney and didn't extend to hockey.

He also had Pierre Maguire on and used "Did the guy they got in the trade, the defenseman..." to ask a question. How many tries do you think it would have taken for him to land on "Keith Yandle"?

 
Care to guess what San Antonio's record is against New Orleans this season? Yep..... 1-3.

The Spurs must have decided to give an effort only one time against the Pelicans.

 
Raider Nation said:
Damage control update, first segment:
"EVERYONE IN THE WORLD loved the Spurs last night. I can't believe this."

(He's the only person I heard who guaranteed a Spurs victory, repeatedly.)"I'm hearing that Popovich did not want Russell Westbrook and OKC in the playoffs."

(He only seems to "hear" these things after they happen. Weird.)
lmfao he said he heard Pop wanted to tank that game.
 
Raider Nation said:
Damage control update, first segment:
"EVERYONE IN THE WORLD loved the Spurs last night. I can't believe this."

(He's the only person I heard who guaranteed a Spurs victory, repeatedly.)"I'm hearing that Popovich did not want Russell Westbrook and OKC in the playoffs."

(He only seems to "hear" these things after they happen. Weird.)
lmfao he said he heard Pop wanted to tank that game.
It makes sense. Give up homecourt advantage for a couple of series to keep out a guy on a team that very likely would've been bounced out in the first round to the 1 seed.

Pop is a puppetmaster.

 
Phil and I are life partners:

From The Land of Lost Tapes: On Wednesday, Professor Mike Francesa’s latest authority-based lock pick was the Spurs, in a must-win for a second-seed, over New Orleans, that night. Sitting Bull’s expertise in such matters is such that he apparently had no idea that New Orleans needed to win just to make the playoffs! Anyway, the Spurs, down 15 at the end of the first quarter, then coasted to an easy loss.

But Francesa’s best was his expertise on horse racing. Interrupting a caller about this year’s Kentucky Derby, Francesa claimed Seattle Slew “Never, ever had a horse in front of him — never! Ever! Not in his whole life!”

Of course, that would have meant that Seattle Slew was undefeated, which he wasn’t — never, ever, not in his whole life. In 17 starts, he won 14, twice finished second and once finished fourth, by 16 lengths.

It could be worse. Francesa could be a health inspector. Or the navigator on your car’s GPS.
http://nypost.com/2015/04/16/the-latest-way-espn-ruined-its-sunday-night-baseball-telecast/

 
Phil and I are life partners:

From The Land of Lost Tapes: On Wednesday, Professor Mike Francesa’s latest authority-based lock pick was the Spurs, in a must-win for a second-seed, over New Orleans, that night. Sitting Bull’s expertise in such matters is such that he apparently had no idea that New Orleans needed to win just to make the playoffs! Anyway, the Spurs, down 15 at the end of the first quarter, then coasted to an easy loss.But Francesa’s best was his expertise on horse racing. Interrupting a caller about this year’s Kentucky Derby, Francesa claimed Seattle Slew “Never, ever had a horse in front of him — never! Ever! Not in his whole life!”

Of course, that would have meant that Seattle Slew was undefeated, which he wasn’t — never, ever, not in his whole life. In 17 starts, he won 14, twice finished second and once finished fourth, by 16 lengths.

It could be worse. Francesa could be a health inspector. Or the navigator on your car’s GPS.
http://nypost.com/2015/04/16/the-latest-way-espn-ruined-its-sunday-night-baseball-telecast/
listen, turn right up hea at the light. wait a seckun, wait a seckun. make a left. I NEVA SAID TO TURN RIGHT. I NEVA SAID THAT.

 
I tried watching Russo again on MLB Network. I am beginning to think he is doing some kind of Andy Kaufman type of shtick. He can't possibly be this brain-dead ignorant, this incoherent.

He got into an argument with Mark De Rosa. He starts waving his hands at De Rosa, tells him he doesn't know what he's talking about, that he's ridiculous. De Rosa spent fifteen years in the majors. Fifteen. He's also a graduate of an Ivy League school. I would think that he does know what he's talking about, much more than this Russo idiot.

 
Phil and I are life partners:

From The Land of Lost Tapes: On Wednesday, Professor Mike Francesa’s latest authority-based lock pick was the Spurs, in a must-win for a second-seed, over New Orleans, that night. Sitting Bull’s expertise in such matters is such that he apparently had no idea that New Orleans needed to win just to make the playoffs! Anyway, the Spurs, down 15 at the end of the first quarter, then coasted to an easy loss.But Francesa’s best was his expertise on horse racing. Interrupting a caller about this year’s Kentucky Derby, Francesa claimed Seattle Slew “Never, ever had a horse in front of him — never! Ever! Not in his whole life!”

Of course, that would have meant that Seattle Slew was undefeated, which he wasn’t — never, ever, not in his whole life. In 17 starts, he won 14, twice finished second and once finished fourth, by 16 lengths.

It could be worse. Francesa could be a health inspector. Or the navigator on your car’s GPS.
http://nypost.com/2015/04/16/the-latest-way-espn-ruined-its-sunday-night-baseball-telecast/
listen, turn right up hea at the light. wait a seckun, wait a seckun. make a left. I NEVA SAID TO TURN RIGHT. I NEVA SAID THAT.
Oh god, somebody needs to make a navigation app that uses Francesa's voice. Seriously. You sell one to every mongo in the US of A.

-QG

 
Damage control update, first segment:

"EVERYONE IN THE WORLD loved the Spurs last night. I can't believe this."(He's the only person I heard who guaranteed a Spurs victory, repeatedly.)

"I'm hearing that Popovich did not want Russell Westbrook and OKC in the playoffs."

(He only seems to "hear" these things after they happen. Weird.)
If the Spurs won and grabbed the second seed, I don't think they'd have to worry about Oklahoma City until the Western Conference finals. I'm pretty sure they'd be happy to see them get trough to there.

 
Phil and I are life partners:

From The Land of Lost Tapes: On Wednesday, Professor Mike Francesa’s latest authority-based lock pick was the Spurs, in a must-win for a second-seed, over New Orleans, that night. Sitting Bull’s expertise in such matters is such that he apparently had no idea that New Orleans needed to win just to make the playoffs! Anyway, the Spurs, down 15 at the end of the first quarter, then coasted to an easy loss.But Francesa’s best was his expertise on horse racing. Interrupting a caller about this year’s Kentucky Derby, Francesa claimed Seattle Slew “Never, ever had a horse in front of him — never! Ever! Not in his whole life!”

Of course, that would have meant that Seattle Slew was undefeated, which he wasn’t — never, ever, not in his whole life. In 17 starts, he won 14, twice finished second and once finished fourth, by 16 lengths.

It could be worse. Francesa could be a health inspector. Or the navigator on your car’s GPS.
http://nypost.com/2015/04/16/the-latest-way-espn-ruined-its-sunday-night-baseball-telecast/
listen, turn right up hea at the light. wait a seckun, wait a seckun. make a left. I NEVA SAID TO TURN RIGHT. I NEVA SAID THAT.
Oh god, somebody needs to make a navigation app that uses Francesa's voice. Seriously. You sell one to every mongo in the US of A.

-QG
Ahhh, now I know who you are on Twitter!

 
Damage control update, first segment:

"EVERYONE IN THE WORLD loved the Spurs last night. I can't believe this."(He's the only person I heard who guaranteed a Spurs victory, repeatedly.)

"I'm hearing that Popovich did not want Russell Westbrook and OKC in the playoffs."

(He only seems to "hear" these things after they happen. Weird.)
If the Spurs won and grabbed the second seed, I don't think they'd have to worry about Oklahoma City until the Western Conference finals. I'm pretty sure they'd be happy to see them get trough to there.
And again, N.O went 3-1 against the Spurs this year. But even today, Mike once again can't get over how "bizawre" that loss was.

 
Phil and I are life partners:

From The Land of Lost Tapes: On Wednesday, Professor Mike Francesa’s latest authority-based lock pick was the Spurs, in a must-win for a second-seed, over New Orleans, that night. Sitting Bull’s expertise in such matters is such that he apparently had no idea that New Orleans needed to win just to make the playoffs! Anyway, the Spurs, down 15 at the end of the first quarter, then coasted to an easy loss.But Francesa’s best was his expertise on horse racing. Interrupting a caller about this year’s Kentucky Derby, Francesa claimed Seattle Slew “Never, ever had a horse in front of him — never! Ever! Not in his whole life!”

Of course, that would have meant that Seattle Slew was undefeated, which he wasn’t — never, ever, not in his whole life. In 17 starts, he won 14, twice finished second and once finished fourth, by 16 lengths.

It could be worse. Francesa could be a health inspector. Or the navigator on your car’s GPS.
http://nypost.com/2015/04/16/the-latest-way-espn-ruined-its-sunday-night-baseball-telecast/
listen, turn right up hea at the light. wait a seckun, wait a seckun. make a left. I NEVA SAID TO TURN RIGHT. I NEVA SAID THAT.
Oh god, somebody needs to make a navigation app that uses Francesa's voice. Seriously. You sell one to every mongo in the US of A.

-QG
Ahhh, now I know who you are on Twitter!
LOL - not exactly a big mystery given my twittah handle :)

-QG

 
Mike thinks Curry is underrated and alot of people still dont realize how good he is.
I remember when Ichiro came to the Yankees and he went off saying that many people didn't realize how good he was. By that I think he meant that HE didn't realize how good he was, same with Curry

 
Go to YouTube and find his rant about Twitter.

"You'll neva see me on there... you can't find real news on there..." etc.

He sounds 800 years old.

 
At 4:38 eastern today Francesa told a caller to call back after he came home from Mars. The caller had asked Mike if the 18 ?, which won the Belmont Stakes, was from Schenectady, New York.

 
Fariq said:
At 4:38 eastern today Francesa told a caller to call back after he came home from Mars. The caller had asked Mike if the 18 , which won the Belmont Stakes, was from Schenectady, New York.
that caller was insane
 

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