Mike Francesa

It's Mike Francesa's Final show on WFAN

It is the return of baseball, but the end of a career.

With the MLB season beginning tomorrow Mike discusses the outlook for both the Mets and Yankees. 

Mike closes out the week by giving his thoughts & taking your calls on a variety of topics including sports returning during the coronavirus pandemic, the surge of popularity for golf & horse racing during the past few months and the importance of legalizing gambling in New York. 

Mike discusses what the season may look like for Notre Dame as NCAA Football Conferences announce no Non-Conference for 2020 season. Also, Ed Coleman checks in to give an update on where the Mets are and preview what they may look like at the start of the season.

Mike takes a look at the restart of sports and discusses the PGA Tour's ongoing season.

Mike gives his thoughts on the potential sale of the New York Mets and who he thinks might have the upper hand to buy the team. He also talks about the Yankees "Summer Camp" game last night, what he thinks of the Patrick Mahomes contract & takes calls. 

Mike opens up the week by talking about the idea of sports continuing during the coronavirus pandemic. Brian Geltzeiler joins the show to talk about the NBA restart in Orlando. Other topics include the record setting contract Patrick Mahomes signed with the Chiefs, Bryson DeChambeau's win this weekend & the professional future for Colin Kaepernick. 

Mike talks about the sports and how we're another day closer to returning to games.

Mike talks to Keith Hernandez about the return of baseball in 2020.

It's the 33rd Anniversary of WFAN and a special guest opens the show.

Mike talks about the challenges the major sports face as they try and to return in July. 

Mike talks Dustin Johnson, NFL training camps and more on his Monday show. 

Mike talks about the 2nd round of the Traveler's Championship & the round that Phil Mickelson played.Ron Darling also calls in to talk about what he thinks of the 2020 MLB Regular Season and different strategies that managers will have to implement. 

Mike discusses the PGA Tours ongoing season and what the future may hold for not only the MLB restart but all sports.

With the MLB finally set to return Mike discusses the MLB's plan and what the season may look like when it does with WFAN's own Ed Coleman.

Mike talks about the latest with the Mets ownership story, sports during the Coronavirus pandemic and more. 

Mike talks about the MLBPA turning down the offer put forth by Major League Baseball, the reality of sports coming back with the pandemic & gives his thoughts on the Mets ownership situation. 

Mike Francesa has Brad Thomas join him to handicap the Belmont Stakes.

Mike discusses the PGA Tour as they enter their second weekend of action and the breaking news of Jamal Adams requesting a trade from the NY Jets.

Mike talks about the return of the MLB.

Mike talks about the return of golf and Albert Breer of NFL Network checked in to chat about some football. 

Mike reacts to Rob Manfred being less confident that baseball will return in 2020. 

Mike gets deeper into the PGA and looks at where the MLB negotiations are.

With the PGA back in action Mike discusses the play and what the absence of fans did to the broadcast.

Mike talks about the Mets worth to whomever owns them and potential plans for next year's NBA schedule. 

Mike talks about Sixers and Devils co-owners Josh Harris and David Blitzer showing interest in owning the Mets and he also discusses the newest proposal MLB has for the player's union. 

Mike is joined by Hoops Critic, Brian Geltzeiler to discuss the return of the NBA. Also, Mike gets into Roger Goodell's most recent comments.

Mike discusses the toughest Yankee losses of the last 25 years.

On today's show, Mike talks more MLB struggles, Zion Williamson's legal trouble, and a little horse racing.....

Mike continues to talk about the current civil unrest in the country regarding the killing of George Floyd. For a sports perspective, he talks about the life of Wes Unseld, Major League Baseball continuing to flounder & takes calls. 

Mike opens the show talking about the current civil unrest in the country right now. He also gives his opinion on the reported MLB counter offer to the MLBPA to try & reach an agreement for a baseball season in 2020, his thoughts on the life of former Auburn football head coach Pat Dye and takes calls. 

Mike talks sports, politics and more on this Friday evening.

Mike continues the discussion regarding the negotiations between the MLB and MLBPA to get a season in 2020.

Mike talks about the positive days we have had recently given the circumstances & the impending returns of the NHL & NBA. He also talks about how MLB continues to have trouble coming to an agreement between the players and owners. Mike takes your calls & gives his thoughts on the big golf match this past weekend.

NFL Network and WFAN's Kim Jones joins Mike to talk about football in the fall, DeAndre Baker and much more. 

Ex-NFL Exec Scott Pioli joins Mike Francesa to discuss some changes in the NFL.

Mike Francesa goes through the days leading up to the Mike Piazza trade to the New York Mets.

Mike is joined by the great Ed Coleman to discuss where we are with the MLB season and what we could be looking at when sports do return.

Mike gives his thoughts on the new set up for the Belmont Stakes in June & how vital it is that the MLB owners and players come to an agreement to bring baseball back. He closes out the show by giving his thoughts on "The Last Dance" Documentary and the 1990s Chicago Bulls.

Mike talks about the importance of sports coming back during the coronavirus pandemic, an update on the DeAndre Baker situation & the possible legalization of sports betting in New York.

CBS Sports Networks Michael Breed joins Mike Francesa to talk upcoming Golf events.