Liguori: And Don't Call Me Shirley
Years ago, I spent some time golfing and interviewing Leslie Nielsen, the 84-year-old actor and comedian who sadly passed this past Sunday.
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Years ago, I spent some time golfing and interviewing Leslie Nielsen, the 84-year-old actor and comedian who sadly passed this past Sunday.
At WFAN's 'Breakfast with a Champion' Joe Torre gave the audience a real look at the team he managed for 12 years.
With a Russian owner and Russian sponsors, the New Jersey Nets have decided to make their website available in what else — Russian.
FIFA sent the World Cup into uncharted territory Thursday, handing the 2018 edition to Russia and going to Qatar in 2022. America had hoped to be selected, but alas.
The Devils try to win their fifth straight at the Prudential Center against the Northeast Division-leading Canadiens.
On Friday, December 10th WFAN and Mike Francesa will host a very special "Breakfast with a Champion" at the Hard Rock Café in Manhattan with Joe Girardi!
The Knicks superstar talks to Boomer and Craig for the first time about his short time as a Knick.
While injuries have forced the New York Giants to shuffle their offensive line the past month, quarterback Eli Manning certainly hasn't felt any effects.
With Yankees co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner expressing confidence the sides will work out an agreement, Derek Jeter and his longtime team awaited each other's next move.
Russell Westbrook capped a 38-point, 15-rebound, nine-assist performance by scoring all of Oklahoma City's 13 points in the third overtime, and the Thunder defeated the Nets 123-120 on Wednesday.
D.J. Kennedy scored 20 points off the bench and St. John's defeated Wagner 69-61 on Wednesday night.
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward lashed out Wednesday at the NFL for what he calls its hypocritical stance on player safety, arguing the league recently toughened its stance only because it wants to expand to an 18-game season.
Brett Favre has faced demanding questions from the media for 20 years, never more than this season while he's been embroiled in a messy NFL investigation and struggled mightily on the field for the Minnesota Vikings.
New York Yankees relief pitcher Alfredo Aceves is expected to miss the start of spring training after breaking his left collar bone in a bicycle accident in Mexico.
The Jets believe Brad Smith can do anything when he has the ball in his hands. And in his four-plus seasons with New York, the versatile wide receiver pretty much has.
