For years, whispers have circulated in New York sports radio circles about a legendary confrontation between WFAN icon Mike ...

Mike Francesa rarely owned up to making a mistake during his radio career, but he now admits returning to WFAN after his first retirement was one. Francesa’s WFAN career can be broken up into three ...

When we last heard hockey talk from WFAN radio icon Mike Francesa, a.k.a. The Sports Pope, he was trashing the New York Islanders’ public relations efforts and calling it a “third rate” organization.

Mike Francesa has been fodder for plenty of prank calls, been caught falling asleep on live television, allegedly received a police escort in order to hold up a plane to New Orleans for the Super Bowl ...

It’s “ovah” for Mike Francesa’s app. The New York City sports radio icon said on Tuesday his “Mike’s On” app — which cost subscribers $8.99 per month to live stream his otherwise free radio show, ...

On Wednesday night, Mike Francesa and Christopher Russo, the sports-radio duo once known as "Mike & The Mad Dog" on WFAN in New York, reunited for one night at a charity event held in Radio City Music ...

Mike Francesa desperately misses doing New York sports radio and is trying to get back on the air, sources told The Post. A return to WFAN is in play. When reached by phone and asked specifically ...

When Mike Francesa announced in November he would be stepping down as the host of WFAN’s afternoon drive-time programming, it came with with an asterisk, because Francesa wasn’t really leaving talk ...