Mike Greenberg improbably suggests Lakers should rest LeBron James in Game 5 against Warriors
"He shouldn't even go to San Francisco."
"He shouldn't even go to San Francisco."
"Shaq, Chuck, I swear, somehow, someway, I’m gonna get y’all."
"Sports debate brings us together."
"If the Jets don’t get Aaron Rodgers, if somehow this thing winds up that he either retires or plays on another team, I will come on this show and I will say the f-word out loud."
"That was the dumbest. That was the worst thing anyone has ever said in the history of Get Up."
"It is very nice to have a job that I am excited to come back to."
All the best to Greenberg in his recovery.
"I would put it directly behind the birth of one of my children and directly ahead of the other one. It was right in there. It was that kind of day for me."
"I don't think losing a pinky toe would be that big a deal."
"Is there anyone who doesn’t think Twitter has become much worse in the last two weeks?"
Rick DiPietro and Dave Rothenberg move to the 6 – 10am timeslot, giving ESPN New York a local show that competes directly with WFAN for the first time ever.
"This is another time when somebody has jumped the line."
Even sandwiches, Mike?
"Where the hell is Greeny? Where the hell is Greeny?"
"Get your f*cking ass back in the studio."
"The Celtics are what people are rooting for. They do not want the Miami Heat in the Finals."
Greeny is experiencing "very manageable symptoms" and hopes to be back Friday.
"For a long time, people said that they missed it, and that just means that you created something that people liked and cared about.”
"We still here, Greeny, we still here...we're live!"
In addition, the panel will get a makeover, with Stephen A. Smith, Michael Wilbon, Jalen Rose, and Magic Johnson.
Greenberg isn't the only early candidate to replace Maria Taylor next summer.
"Kurt never put the spotlight on himself, but his work was always admired and appreciated."
As you are probably aware by now, Dak Prescott’s two year game of chicken with Jerry Jones and...
Replacing Le Batard's radio slot with Mike Greenberg feels like a pretty good sign of ESPN's current corporate brand over personal brand approach.