What is Greeny’s podcast?
If it matters in sports, it matters to Greeny. This is the home for hourly podcasts of the show. Mike Greenberg brings his unmatched depth of sports knowledge, fun and entertainment back to ESPN Radio on a daily basis.
Who's joining Mike Greenberg's'Big D podcast'?
Sam Acho, Ryan Clark, Dan Graziano, and Rob Ninkovich join Mike Greenberg and it has started already, Sean Payton looming large in Big D. You aren't going to believe what happened and we'll get right there.
Who's in for Mike Greenberg on get up with deadline day?
Kimberly Martin, Rob Ninkovich, and Damien Woody join Hannah Storm who's in for Mike Greenberg early on Get Up with deadline day in the NBA. Will these superstars be traded in the next few hours?
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Does Mike Greenberg have a podcast?
Greeny on Apple Podcasts. 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.
Who is Mike Greenberg's wife?
Stacy GreenbergMike Greenberg / Wife (m. 1997)
Who filled in for Greeny today?
Chris Canty and Chris Carlin fill-in for Greeny. They preview the remaining games of the NBA Play-In Tournament, and take a look forward to the 1st round of the playoffs.
How do I listen to Greeny?
Tune into AM830 weekdays from 7am – 9am to listen to #Greeny! Mike Greenberg brings his unmatched depth of sports knowledge, fun, and entertainment to ESPN Radio on a daily basis. “Greeny” keeps the audience up to date on the never ending breaking news in the sports world that matters most to his listeners.
Is Mike Greenberg no longer on get up?
Mike Greenberg has hosted ESPN's morning show Get Up since its debut in 2018. In October 2021 he was named host of NBA Countdown, ESPN and ABC's longstanding NBA pregame show. He made his highly anticipated return to ESPN Radio as the host of Greeny in August 2020.
What is Mike Greenberg salary?
Mike Greenberg Salary: Mike's annual salary at ESPN is $6.5 million. That made him the highest-paid personality in the history of ESPN for many years. Mike lost the highest-paid title in 2019 when Stephen A. Smith signed a contract extension that reportedly comes in at $8-10 million.
Does Mike Greenberg have a brother?
Douglas GreenbergMike Greenberg / Brother
How tall is Mike Greenberg?
5′ 11″Mike Greenberg / Height
What happened to Mike and Mike?
On May 16, 2017, and after reports of acrimony between the hosts, it was announced that the show would be replaced by a new morning drive show hosted by Golic and Trey Wingo, with Greenberg moving to the main ESPN channel, where he hosts a morning show called Get Up!, which premiered on April 2, 2018.
Who is Amber Wilson?
Amber Wilson is an attorney, a talk radio host, and a television personality. Ms. Wilson is licensed to practice law in both Florida and Georgia. She has spent the last fifteen years working in and around the sports industry, including hosting dozens of television, web, and radio shows.
What station is Mike Greenberg on?
He made his highly anticipated return to ESPN Radio as the host of Greeny in August 2020. The show– which airs from noon to 2 p.m. ET and is simulcast on ESPNEWS – regularly features his unique, expanded take on many of the trending topics from that morning's Get Up.
Where can I listen to first take?
First Take - 104.5 The Team ESPN Radio.
ABOUT THIS PODCAST
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.
LATEST EPISODE
Chris Carlin (in for Greeny) continues to discuss Aaron Rodgers... but also Russell Wilson & Trey Lance. Baseball Tonight Podcast's Buster Olney joins us with the latest on the MLB Lockout. Greeny mocked Chris earlier this week, we laugh. Plus, we finish with Bubba's Who Ya Got?
PREVIOUS EPISODES
Chris Carlin (in for Greeny) starts with the future of Aaron Rodgers... and if Green Bay would be better off trading him. ESPN NFL Front Office Insider Mike Tannenbaum joins with his thoughts. How much pressure is on James Harden? Plus, the latest on Zion Williamson.
Tom Rinaldi
ESPN’s Tom Rinaldi talks about what he was doing before he got in to broadcasting, traveling with Roger Federer, covering Nick Saban & more
Chris "Mad Dog" Russo
Chis “Mad Dog” Russo discusses his career and how Mike and The Mad Dog changed sports talk radio. Plus, his first sports memory, covering New York teams, what it’s like when he goes o…
Mike Breen
ESPN and ABC’s NBA commentator Mike Breen talks about his first NBA memories, how he got his start in the industry, the difference in play from when he was growing up to now, and more.
Doris Burke
ESPN’s Doris Burke discusses what life was like in the NBA Bubble, LeBron James, the growth of women’s sports, the impact she hopes she’s had on women coming up in the business & more.
Mike Tirico
NBC’s Mike Tirico discusses his illustrious career that’s included MNF with Jon Gruden, NBA Finals with Hubie Brown, the Olympics and everything in between. Plus, Greeny tells a story about whe…
Marv Albert
Legendary broadcast Marv Albert joins me this week to discuss what it was like calling Knicks games, his iconic voice, speaking cadence, watching his son follow in his footsteps and more.
Who fills in for Mike Greenberg?
Chris Carlin and Bart Scott fill in for Mike Greenberg and discuss Chris Paul and the Suns taking on a short-handed Bucks without Giannis Antetokounmpo. Also, ESPN basketball analyst Monica McNutt sits down with the guys to help get ready for Game 1. Plus, Aaron Rodgers in an online press conference, says he’s focusing on his mental health, while still throwing some shade at the Packers. The guys weigh in on what the best course of action is for both sides.
Who did Greeny cover in the 90s?
Plus, Suns TV analyst Eddie Johnson talks about Devin Booker, Deandre Ayton's improvements and more. Also, Greeny covered the Bulls in the 90’s, thinks Scottie Pippen is extremely upset of how he was portrayed in the “Last Dance.”
Who is the reporter for Aaron Rodgers?
Plus, ESPN NFL reporter Jeremy Fowler joins to shed light on the Aaron Rodgers saga.
Who is the NBA PXP announcer?
Legendary NBA PxP announcer Marv Albert joins Greeny to discuss his career and highlight moments from his 55 year career as the voice of the NBA. Greeny also talks about the Blazers' head coaching hire and MLB substance checks during this hour.
Who fills in for Mike Greenberg?
Chris Carlin and Bart Scott fill in for Mike Greenberg and discuss Chris Paul and the Suns taking on a short-handed Bucks without Giannis Antetokounmpo. Also, ESPN basketball analyst Monica McNutt sits down with the guys to help get ready for Game 1.
Who covered the Bulls in the 90s?
Also, Greeny covered the Bulls in the 90’s, thinks Scottie Pippen is extremely upset of how he was portrayed in the “Last Dance.”. ESPN NBA Insider Brian Windhorst joins Greeny and share his thoughts on all of the injuries this season.
Who is Mike Greenberg?
Greenberg previously co-hosted Mike & Mike for almost two decades and was inducted in to the National Radio Hall of Fame in 2018.
When did Mike Greenberg join ESPN?
Greenberg joined ESPN in September 1996 as an anchor for the launch of ESPNEWS. He later anchored SportsCenter for many years, even long after Mike & Mike launched on January 3, 2000.
When did Mike and Mike Greenberg release their rules?
It was the humorous self-deprecating account of his life as a sports fan and husband. In 2010, Greenberg, along with Golic, released Mike & Mike’s Rules for Sports and Life, which reached number 3 on The New York Times’ Best Sellers List.
Who is the host of Get Up?
MIKE GREENBERG. Mike Greenberg has hosted ESPN’s morning show Get Up since its debut in 2018. He made his highly anticipated return to ESPN Radio as the host of Greeny in August 2020.
Who did Tim Legler talk to about the Clippers win over the Suns?
Tim Legler and PJ Carlesimo discuss the Clippers win over the Suns in Game 3. Tim Legler and PJ Carlesimo break down the argument between Scottie Pippen and KD. Plus, Bart Scott and Jeff Darlington talk expectations for Carson Wentz this season.
Who are the three people who talked about Aaron Rodgers?
Jeremey Fowler, Rob Ninkovich, and Bart Scott discuss Adam Schefter's comments on the Packers having "already lost" Aaron Rodgers. Buster Onley discusses the latest on the Red Sox and Yankees postponement due to COVID-19. Plus, Jeremey Fowler, Rob Ninkovich, and Bart Scott pick the player who is the biggest threat to Mahomes for MVP this season.
