Podcasts about sports pope

In this episode, Knox McCoy and Jason Waterfalls discuss the recent announcement of the Golden Globes honoring podcasts, and the upcoming ESPN direct-to-consumer service, including their thoughts on branding and expectations for ESPN's streaming service.  They also delve into the current state of college athletics, focusing on the implications of NIL legislation and the involvement of prominent figures like Nick Saban. They wrap up with a discussion on ongoing NBA playoffs, and which underdog can pull off the upset.

In the second hour of the show Dave talks about what he would do if he was a "Sports Pope", gets into Threefer Madness, and gives his thoughts on Draymond Green.

Bucky's X's and O's returns with a deep dive into the play of Jorge Polanco. :30- As a new Pope was introduced yesterday, it got us thinking... Do we need a sports pope? :45- We close out the show and the week with Booze News and a much needed conversation!

(00:00) Zolak & Bertrand begin the top of hour #3 reacting to the end of game situation that secured the loss for the Celtics. Beetle is critical of the New York Knicks’ home court advantage at Madison Square Garden after Sean Grande described it as a hostile environment. The new Pope is elected. (12:38) The crew react to comments from The Sports Pope, Mike Francesa calling them disgraceful. More reaction from the Celtics dropping the first two games of this series to the Knicks. (23:57) The guys go off the rails to discuss Tyler Milliken's vacation in Las Vegas. They offer Tyler some suggestions while visiting Las Vegas. (33:08) New England Revolution Head Coach, Caleb Porter joins the show - follow-up after Zolak & Bertrand were with Porter in attendance at the AC/DC concert last week.

Knox and Jason discuss who should be Sports Pope if they could conclave it together, what's probably going to happen in the NFL Draft, and Jason FINALLY getting his way with Lee Corso's retirement.

National Sports day.  Entertainment from 1978.  Poland got a female King, Largest battle fought in Europe before WW1, Booker T. Washington is first black family to dine at the White House.  Todays birthdays - Noah Webster, Oscar Wilde, Angela Landsbury, Barry Corbin, Fred Turner, Suzanne Somers, Tim Robbins, Wendy Wilson, Kellie Martin, John Mayer.  Marie Antoinette died.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard     https://defleppard.com/All Star - Smash MounthKiss you all over - ExileTear time - Dave & SugarBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent   https://www.50cent.com/ Aint seen nothing yet - BTOHold on - Wilson PhillipsWainting on the world to change - John MayerExit - In my dreams - Dokken    https://www.dokken.net/Follow Jeff Stampka on facebook or cooolmedia.com

On today's show, the guys welcome an online marketing genius, Ian from SeatGeek, who tells the guys about a time he worked with Tyga and when he was hanging out with Louis CK and his dog. Pat, Fox, Digs, and Zito talk about their trip to New York City and running into the Sports Pope, Mike Francesa. Zito tells a tale about a bathroom situation at the airport and Digs addresses his problems with Airlines. The Pub gets their power shut off, and everyone gives their Check It Aht or Don't Check It Aht. Send in your music submissions to the show @ThePodPMI on Instagram and Twitter, and St. Paddy’s day merch is still 20% off with promo code WINSTPADDYS at store.patmcafeeshow.com. Enjoy.

Twins playoff baseball is live on SKOR North on AM 1500 and with Game 1 taking place immediately after the show we're doing a Pre-Game Show on today's Mackey & Judd with Ramie. Judd joined us from New York in the first hour to discuss the Twins 25 man roster they named this morning (1:00) and to help preview the series (28:00). To close the first hour we replayed the Thad Levine interview from the Twins Show earlier today (39:00). The second hour opens with our weekly Write That Down segment (57:00). We close the show playing Ramie's call into the Sports Pope (73:00) and wrapping with Reusse (87:00).

On today's show, the man who pioneered the industry Pat is about to embark in, the Godfather of sports talk radio, member of a countless number of broadcasting hall of fames, host of Mike's On: Francesa on the FAN, and creator of the Mike's On app, all around electric human being, Mike Francesa joins Pat and the guys live on FaceTime. They discuss how his career has changed with the times over the last 30+ years, his relationship with his former co-host Chris "Mag Dog" Russo and what their relationship was like while they were on the air, some advice he has for Pat with the start of the radio show around the corner, what his relationship with Odell Beckham and the New York Giants front office is currently like, his philosophy on taking phone calls during his show and why his treatment of the callers is often misconstrued, his thoughts on the upcoming NFL season as well as some takes on some of the players that are making waves this preseason, and he answers some questions from the room. This interview is a MUST LISTEN (2:08-1:03:37). Pat also covers his weekend in Toronto with Foxy as they were in town for the WWE Watchalong at Summerslam. Pat breaks down why Toronto might be his favorite city on the planet, what the Canadian hospitality is like, how going to a Blue Jays vs. Yankees game resparked his idea to have live betting available before every pitch at a baseball game and how it would improve the entertainment value, some of his favorite moments from the Watchalong event including his growing friendship/rivalry with Adam Cole, and his post NXT preshow run-in with Triple H on Saturday night and how he thought it might have been due to another dress code violation, and what it's like being dropped back into the WWE Universe after being gone for a few weeks and getting caught up with everything that is happened throughout the business. Today's episode is a great one. Come and laugh with us, cheers.

Yes. We're back. Episode Vidal Nuño. Tyler Wade stinks. Sports Pope shows up where??? Over/Unders straight from Vegas reported by #OfficeJared.

On this weeks episode, Brian talks NCAA March Madness, the New York Mets incompetence, and getting screamed at by the Sports Pope, Mike Francesa. Follow on Twitter @brianbuck13 and @redticketblues Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, Podbean, Google Play, Spotify and other fine podcasting venues

In Episode 106 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett discuss the week in Jason Vargas, Matt Harvey and first base, before the triumphant(?) return of the Panic City Index. At least that's what we think it used to be called. In the second half of the show we discuss Binghamton...sigh...Rumble Ponies prospects with BP Mets Alex Rosen, and wrap up the show with Ronald Acuña chat, the return of the Sports Pope, and the Greatest Royal Rumble.

The boys are back to discuss all of the excitement in the sports world, topics include: Liverpool v. Roma Champions League recap, including Roma's chances for the second leg and Mo Salah's rank in the world - (1:00), Bayern Munich 1-2 Real Madrid recap - (14:42), Deep dive into the Serie A title race including whether Juventus is having a down season or Napoli is just having a great season & stretch run prediction - (20:18), What are prospects like in soccer? Are there can't miss prospects & busts like in basketball, baseball & football? - (43:00), NFL Draft preview, who are the Jets and Giants going to take? - (54:25), NBA playoff talk - (1:03:55), the Sports Pope, Mike Francesa, is returning to WFAN - (1:09:20).

Episode 174 of the SI Media Podcast features an interview with TNT NBA play-by-play man Kevin Harlan and a roundtable with media reporters Andrew Marchand of the “New York Post” and Neil Best of “Newsday” to discuss the big news of Mike Francesca’s expected return to WFAN. Harlan talks about the differences between doing TV and radio, his favorite sport to call, analysts he wishes he could work with, favorite places to work, whether he regrets doing play-by-play of a streaker and much more. After Harlan, Marchand and Best join the show to gives us all the latest news on radio host Mike Francesa ending his retirement after four months and returning to New York’s WFAN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike Francesa is retiring from WFAN after 30 years behind the microphone. It's time to pay homage to the Sports Pope. Before we get into Episode 95, as a reminder, The ... The post The Mike Francesa Goodbye Show Spectacular, featuring a baker's dozen worth of guests to pay homage to the Sports Pope appeared first on The Bridge Sports Podcast.

As we get closer to the draft, expansion flurry and the craziness of June, today we'll take a look at the possiblity of the Devils using some of their picks to jump back into the first round. We'll dive deeper into some defensive prospects. Then we'll discuss a little Mike Francesa, after the "Sports Pope" called Jeff a moron.

MIke goes solo on Fanatic Radio as we talk Team USA and their road to the FIBA World Cup on who Coach K should keep after tonight's game in the Garden. There is a hilarious bit of Francesa and Calipari but does the Sports Pope have a point? The hype-or-not of the Little League World Series and what a motivtional speech and a girl named Mo'ne have in common, and the drama of the Cleveland Browns on what they should do with the case of Johnny Football after shooting the bird to the Redskin's bench.

It's spring, so Fanatic Radio devels right into our MLB Opening Day preview to predict if the Boston Red Soxs can repeat, who really has the bigger payroll - the Yankees or the Dodgers and other trends in baseball including instant replay. We also talk NCAA Regionals this weekend on who will be going to Dallas and Flo leaks all the gossip in the world of sports with the Sports Pope.

In this edition of "Without a Curse," Alex previews the NL Central with Al Yellon, the managing editor for the Cubs blog, "Bleed Cubbie Blue," on SB Nation: *The Pirates entered August last year several games above .500, but then torpedoed at the end. Will they not only finish above .500, but compete for a playoff spot this season? *Have the Cubs reached rock bottom, and do Cubs fans still feel Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer are the right men to bring the Cubs back? *Will the Brewers' suspect pitching hold them back from legitimate postseason contention for the second consecutive season? Plus, impressions of Mark Attanasio, and the strives the Brewers have made under his ownership. *Are the Cardinals one of baseball's premier organizations, and how will they bounce back after a disappointing loss in the NLCS? *Will the Reds reign atop the NL Central for several years to come? Alex also talks about the biggest storylines out of Red Sox camp as the start of the season is closely approaching. With it becoming increasingly likely David Ortiz will start the year on the DL, is it possible Jackie Bradley Jr. makes the big league roster out of camp? Or, would that be a shortsighted approach? Stephen Drew may miss Opening Day with a concussion, and is catching a lot of grief for it. Alex says, knowing what we know about concussions, it reflects poorly on those who are criticizing Drew for the speed of his recovery. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex looks at troubling injury news facing the Phillies, Yankees and Mets. Plus, is there a power struggle within the Rangers Front Office? Oh, and WFAN's Mike Francesa, the "Sports Pope," decided to give the play-by-play of the crowning of the real Pope on his show last week. It ... is ... uhhh .... well, something to experience. Email Alex at areimer@bu.edu, and follow him on Twitter @AlexReimer1.