Mike Greenberg brings his unmatched depth of sports knowledge, fun and entertainment back to ESPN Radio on a daily basis. ‘Greeny’ will keep the audience up to date on the never-ending breaking news in the sports world that matters most to his listeners. He’ll be joined regularly by the biggest names in the game covering all angles of the sports world. If it matters in sports, it matters to Greeny. This is the home for hourly podcasts of the show.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 140 days 12 hours 37 minutes
Hour 2: Who Is Baker Mayfield?
Is Baker Mayfield a punk or a bad***? Will weighs in on what the future holds for Baker. Plus, Carlos Boozer in studio.
Hour 1: Ban Cheerleading?
Will gives his top five NBA players under the age of 23 and is joined by ESPN Analyst Darren Woodson in studio. Plus, should we ban cheerleading in professional sports?
Hour 3: Bledsoe vs. Rozier
ESPN NBA Reporter Brian Windhorst calls in and we open the phones. Plus, Will weighs in on the raid of Deondre Francois and the trash talk between Bledsoe & Rozier.
Hour 2: Star QB Input
How much input should you get from your star quarterback? Plus, SportsCenter's Elle Duncan in studio.
Hour 1: What's Happening?!?
What is happening in New England?!? We try and figure it out and Will is joined by ESPN's Louis Riddick. Plus, should the Celtics trade for Kawhi Leonard?
Hour 3: Mel Kiper Jr.
Will talks NFL Draft with Mel Kiper Jr. and discusses being a front-running fan in sports.
Hour 2: Patriots Drama
Is Tom Brady leading a revolt against Bill Belichick? Plus, what is the value of Nick Foles and Big Baller Brand has a new client.
Hour 1: Comparing Draft QBs
Will compares this year's class of quarterbacks to past draft classes. Plus, ESPN NFL Insider Jeff Darlington in studio and some possible karma for LeBron.
Hour 3: 1st Round Loss
What if LeBron loses in the 1st Round? Plus, more on Dak and Dez... and ESPN NBA Analyst Tim Legler calls in.
Hour 2: Dakich Knows Basketball
Will talks playoffs with P.J. Carlesimo and Dan Dakich... and Dan disagrees with Ceruti's Victor Oladipo analysis.