Mike Francesa talks NY Yankees & NY Mets, NBA Finals, NY Rangers loss, and reads your emails
Mike says the NY Yankees are so hot that they must win the World Series, and the NY Mets are on fire, too. And speaking of fire, he thinks the Golden St. Warriors could take their fourth quarter momentum in Game 4 and keep pressing the Boston Celtics in Game 5 tonight.
Against a grueling postseason schedule, the NY Rangers simply ran out of gas versus the Tampa Bay Lightning. Tampa Bay looks to be in prime form entering the Stanley Cup Finals against the Colorado Avalanche.
00:00 The NY Yankees & Mets are both hot
05:00 Yankees must win the World Series
07:30 NBA Finals Game 5: Tatum is invisible & Curry is unstoppable
13:00 NY Rangers suffer tough ECF loss
18:13 Mike reads your emails!
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