Mike Francesa

Radio talk show host and commentator

Mike Francesa - Radio talk show host and commentator
Born

March 20th, 1954
71 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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A radio talk show host and television commentator, gained prominence in sports broadcasting. Worked primarily in New York City, hosting a long-running afternoon drive show on WFAN radio. Served as a sports commentator for CBS Sports and contributed to various sports analysis programs. Provided coverage and commentary on major sporting events, including the NFL, MLB, and college sports. Engaged listeners with discussions on sports topics and controversies.

Hosted a popular sports radio show on WFAN

Served as a commentator for CBS Sports

Covered major sporting events extensively

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