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
Podcasts:
All eyes will be on the cities of Boston and St. Louis as the World Series gets underway on Wednesday -- and Yankee fans had better come to accept that it will be a long time before all eyes are on The Bronx in late October again.
The Orioles manager gives his preview of the World Series as the Cardinals and Red Sox get ready for Game 1 Wednesday night.
You can spin Monday night's win against the Vikings any way you'd like -- all it proved is that the Giants are the best of the worst teams in the NFL.
The former Packers receiver talks about the adversity he faced growing up and his relationship with Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers.
Herman Edwards previews the Giants' Monday night match-up with the Vikings, the Jets' big win and the penalty that helped them do it.
With the big win vs. the Patriots, who was the key Jet in the win. Also the penalty that no one knew existed until today.
Red Sox President/CEO Larry Lucchino & Chairman Tom Werner join Mike Lupica the morning after Boston advances to their third World Series in 10 seasons.
Rex Ryan is just plain wrong for believing that he would essentially be Bill Belichick if he had Tom Brady during his career.
Carmelo Anthony has the right to desire everything that comes with declaring himself a free agent, but actually stating his intentions was not the smartest move.
Melo says he'd like to test free agency! Rafi Kohan of the New York Observer shares the details of his newsmaking interview with the Knicks foward.
Today's show features a litany of topics -- The Knicks get a surprisingly low win projection, Jim Irsay's comments on his former QB Peyton Manning, and yet another fantastic play-by-play call in this week's sporting world.
The rookie head coach of the Nets gives his take on the rivalry with the Knicks, his early impressions of KG and Pierce, and explains why he compared AK47 to Lebron.
The Giants cornerback won't cast blame, but says the defense as a whole has to do better if Big Blue is to climb out of an 0-6 hole.
Their 0-6 record is further proof that the Giants have become complacent and believe that they can flip a switch and "turn it on" anytime they get in trouble.
Don't overreact to the Jets' home loss to the Steelers on Sunday - Gang Green is right where they're supposed to be. Mike plays back some of the biggest play-by-play calls from Sunday evening.
