The Mike Francesa Podcast

Mike Francesa is back this NFL season with Football Friday for Week 1 action. He offers reactions to Chiefs v Lions and his insights on the Giants and Jets. He also discusses each of this week's games and answers your NFL emails. 

Mike Francesa comments on Coach Prime's big win against TCU and says the Yanks are seeing immediate benefits from their young talent. He also responds to your emails on MLB, Notre Dame, and more.

In this special weekend edition, Mike Francesa gives his initial thoughts on the new Baby Bomber and Yankees September call-ups, takes a quick look at the NCAA weekend & answers your emails.

Mike Francesa weighs in on the potential Ryder Cup controversy swirling around Justin Thomas. And he says that so far, the Yanks' young talent has failed to impress. He also reacts to your emails on the Giants' WR depth and the Jets' backup QB situation.

Mike Francesa comments on two more horse deaths at Saratoga and asks whether breeding is part of the problem. He revisits Yankees developments and touches on the excitement around Aaron Rodgers. He also reacts to your emails on Pete Alonso and Aaron Judge. 

Mike Francesa dives into Yankees updates after the team avoided losing 10 in a row. This club needs major changes, but Brian Cashman may fall back on superficial moves instead of a true overhaul. Plus, thoughts on the Ohtani injury and Aaron Rodgers, as well as email reactions on Pete Alonso and the Republican debate. 

Mike Francesa asks what eight consecutive losses mean for the Yankees. He also reacts to your emails on Mike Trout, the Yanks, the Giants' offensive line, and more. 

Mike Francesa says the Yankees have hit a new low. Plus, the Mets need to keep Pete Alonso and the Jets' hype could be crushed by an inadequate offensive line.

Mike Francesa says the Yankees are grasping at straws for the last playoff spot and the Mets are in finger-pointing mode. He also answers your emails on Casa Creed, Giancarlo Stanton, Tom Coughlin, and more. 

Mike Francesa reacts to Episode 1 of the New York Jets on "Hard Knocks." He also responds to your emails on Mike and the Mad Dog, Aaron Judge, and the chemistry (or lack thereof) in the Mets locker room.

Mike Francesa reviews Oppenheimer and touches on the horrific scene at the horse track in Saratoga over the weekend. He also responds to emails on Pete Alonso, Yankees owners, and more. 

Mike Francesa reacts to the MLB deadline. The Mets moved Verlander back Houston, but the Yankees stood pat. How will these teams weather the rest of this season?

Mike Francesa asks what the Mets will do now that Max Scherzer is gone. Plus, a disappointing run-in with the Orioles shows that the Yanks still desperately need help. Mike also responds to your emails on Aaron Boone, JFK, Shohei Ohtani, and more.

Mike Francesa discusses Game 1 of the Subway Series, Saquon's deal with the Giants, and Jaylen Brown's massive Celtics contract. He also answers your emails on Harry Truman, Kevin Burkhardt, Matt Harvey, and more! 

Mike Francesa discusses the Yanks, who finally get a few easy wins. The Mets, on the other hand, are still on the brink. Mike also answers your emails on Howard Cosell, Don Mattingly, and the state of the NFL running back.

Mike Francesa says the Yankees still can't get any momentum and Rizzo is a disaster. Meanwhile, the Mets need Alonso and McNeil to wake up. And as for Saquon Barkley -- he's just lost. Mike also answers your emails on Anthony Volpe, Josh Allen, and Eli Manning.

Mike Francesa says the Yanks are turning into a disaster and that Saquon Barkley is making a mistake. Mike also answers your emails on Aaron Boone, Mike and the Mad Dog, and more.

Mike Francesa says that every time they're really challenged, the Yankees fold. And the Mets? They're teetering on the brink of elimination. He also answers your emails on Brandon Marshall, Casa Creed, and this year's summer movies. 

Mike Francesa discusses potential MLB action following the All-Star Break. Is there really a chance that Ohtani or Soto could wind up with the Yankees or Mets? He also responds to your emails.

Mike Francesa says the MLB should stick with its rule changes, and he discusses the Yankees' hiring of Sean Casey. Plus, he also responds to your emails on the Pat Fitzgerald controversy, the new Yanks' hitting coach, and the home run derby. Subscribe to the Mike Francesa Podcast, presented by BetRivers

Mike Francesa takes stock of the Yankees and Mets at the All-Star Break. The Yankees are desperate for some hitters and the Mets simply have a lot of work to do this summer. Plus, Mike responds to your emails on Daniel Jones, Jerry Jones, and fans at MLB games

Mike Francesa discusses MLB's longest winning streak -- the Mets' (yes, the Mets) five-game tear. Meanwhile, the Yankees took a beating from the talented Orioles. He also responds to your emails on Brian Daboll, Brandon Nimmo, Mike Trout, and more!

Mike Francesa says the Yankees have all the right pieces to pursue a wildcard spot. And the Mets? They're showing early signs of awakening from their June nightmare. Mike also responds to your emails on MLB celebrations and announcers.

Mike Francesa asks whether July will mark the end of the Mets' skid. Plus, more on the Yankees and some advice for the Knicks -- stay away from James Harden. He also responds to your emails on Shohei Ohtani, the Jets, and more!

Mike talks about the Yankees' struggles and takes emails on James Gandolfini, Leon Rose, and the MLB Hall of Fame.

In the latest Mike Francesa Podcast, Mike discusses how the Mets continue to struggle as crunch time approaches -- but they aren't firing Buck Showalter.

Mike Francesa discusses the NBA Draft and frantic last-minute trades. He also breaks down the Mets' ongoing issues and catches up with the Yankees.

In the latest Mike Francesa podcast, Mike takes emails on the Mets' lack of changes, Zion Williamson, and the stock market, and then he touches on the Yankees' recent play.

Mike Francesa looks at the Mets series loss against the struggling Cardinals, reaction to the U.S. Open, and the Yankees lack of punch without Aaron Judge.

Mike Francesa recaps the Subway Series and then previews the 2023 U.S. Open, which happens at the Los Angeles Country Club. Scottie Scheffler hasn't been playing well lately but is still considered the favorite -- can he hold off a stacked field and take the win?

Mike Francesa recounts last night's painful loss for the Mets, who built a substantial lead before succumbing to a Yankees rally. Mike also responds to your emails on Josh Hart and Brandon Nimmo. 

Mike Francesa explains why the Yanks and Mets are both struggling as they meet for this week's Subway Series. He also responds to your emails on Francisco Alvarez, Aaron Rodgers, and more.

Mike Francesa tears up the Mets for their brutal series against the Braves. He also discusses the Belmont Stakes and responds to your emails on the PGA and Andrew Luck.

Mike is joined by handicapper Brad Thomas to discuss the Belmont Stakes, the Jaipur Stakes (in which Mike's horse Casa Creed looks to win for a third straight year), and the 50th anniversary of the immortal Secretariat.

Mike Francesa breaks down the PGA's merger with LIV Golf and what it means for the players. Much remains to be seen, he says, but there's no doubt about who owns pro golf: the Saudis.

Mike recaps NBA Finals action and offers his thoughts on the Yanks and Mets. He also responds to your emails on Rory McIlroy, Saratoga, Yogi Berra, and more.

Mike Francesa recaps the Heat v Celtics series, touches on the Cup Finals, and dives into MLB issues. Plus, he responds to your emails on the Sopranos, Francisco Lindor, and more.

Mike Francesa revisits Bobby Valentine's thoughts on the Padres' as possible sellers of one of their superstars. Can the Yankees be in play for a star?  Mike also talks Pete Alonso, the Celtics resurgence, NFL running backs and Mike's podcasting thoughts.

Mike Francesa welcomes Bobby Valentine to take stock of the MLB season thus far. You'll hear their thoughts on surprising storylines and updates on the Mets and Yankees.

In this Monday edition, Mike Francesa recaps the Preakness, NBA Playoffs, and Mets and Yankees action. He also answers your emails on Brooks Koepka, Jim Brown and Yanks TV streaming

Get your 2023 Preakness Preview from Mike Francesa and Brad Thomas. Following his Kentucky Derby triumph, Mage looks to win again, and if he does -- he'll travel to Belmont in search of a Triple Crown. Get their predictions & picks right now.

Mike Francesa offers thoughts on the Preakness, the NBA playoffs, the PGA Championship, and the Mets' struggles. He also takes emails on Aaron Judge, the success of Mike and the Mad Dog, and drama with the PGA.

Mike Francesa responds to your emails on the Mets, Knicks, Yankees, NBA playoffs, and much more. He also offers early thoughts on the Preakness.

Mike Francesa touches on the Yankees and Knicks and takes emails on Bob Huggins, the Rangers coaching situation, and all of the Mets' issues.

Mike Francesa looks at a Game 4 that showed Miami's dominance of depth as the Heat take a 3-1 lead in the series. The Knicks need a big night in the Garden in game 5 to stay alive.

Mike Francesa recaps the Kentucky Derby and offers a short preview of Knicks-Heat Game 4 tonight. Plus, the Yanks are struggling but somehow it's even worse for the Mets. Mike also responds to your emails on MLB, Aaron Rodgers, and Mike and the Dog.

Mike Francesa's pick, Mage, took home the Kentucky Derby crown. Mike gives his thoughts on the race, the Knicks dud in Miami.

With favorite Forte being a late scratch, Mike Francesa offers a quick look at the Kentucky Derby. He also offers his updated picks for the race.

Mike Francesa welcomes Brad Thomas to discuss the 129th Kentucky Derby, which takes place this Saturday. You'll hear their thoughts on the contenders and pretenders in this year's race.

Josh Hart was an assist shy of a triple-double, and the Knicks edged out the Jimmy Butler-less Heat in Game 2. Mike Francesa gives his instant reaction to the game the Knicks were a little lucky to win. They'll have their work cut out for them as the series moves to Miami.