Lupica
Summary: Mike Lupica brings his New York attitude and opinions to ESPN, Monday to Friday for a highly two hours from 1 to 3 p.m.. He'll bring you insight and expertise on everything from the Yanks to Mets, Knicks to Rangers, Jets to Giants and everything in between.
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- Artist: ESPN
- Copyright: 2011
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Do Jets fans still believe that Rex and Geno hold the key to any future success? Plus, it's not much, but Mike Wilbon gives Knicks fans something to be thankful for.
We're not giving thanks for our New York basketball teams right now. The PTI host and NBA analyst says the Knicks and Nets are fortunate that the East is in such a sorry state one month into the season.
The Knicks are free-falling while putting minutes limits on a $100M basketball player. Which season are they saving Amar'e Stoudemire for?
ESPN Radio's NBA analyst says Carmelo Anthony has to chance his approach in order for the Knicks to turn things around.
The Mets third baseman shows some versatility in breaking down this past Sunday's football action and chats about the pivotal offseason his team is facing this winter.
It was a miserable Black Sunday for New York football, and it's time to face the facts about our local football teams -- they're just not good enough to make the playoffs.
The NFL analyst breaks down a sad weekend for New York's football teams.
Mike previews the Manning vs. Brady matchup in the NFL. The Giants were written off at 0-6, now could they win the division? Also, could we see a darkhorse steal the Heisman?
The former Jets coach breaks down the weekend's NFL matchups and reflects on the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination.
The Jets' matchup with the Ravens is important, but the Giants face an absolute must-win situation against the Cowboys on Sunday at the Meadowlands.
Alex Rodriguez ran out of excuses to not tell his story under oath, so he told it in the only forum that matters to him these days -- the court of public opinion.
The officials made themselves the center of attention once again on Monday Night Football, and that's bad business for the NFL.
With the Nets and Knicks both off the slow starts, the former Brooklyn head coach weighs in on how each team can get itself back on the right path.
The Giants offensive lineman talks about his team's four game winning streak, the superstition he's relying on to keep it going, and responds to the supposed "red flag" placed on him in last year's NFL Draft.
As unlikely as it once seemed, the Giants and Jets could both possibly sit at 5-6 by next Sunday -- but the Giants won't be facing backup quarterbacks any more.
