Mike Francesa Just Killing It With His Analysis On 2 Point Conversions
Mike’d Up! He’s ready to go! On the Fan, New York sports radioooo!!!
Its 26-22. So, you go for 2, its 28-26. No no wait. Thats not right. 2…22. Plus. 26. You go for two and its 26-22. I mean 28-22. Then if you went for 1, it would be. 2. 28-27. No 27-22. Point is you don’t go for two there unless you think you need the 2 instead of the 1.
I’m not gonna hate on Mike here. Mike just hops in the booth and says whatever he wants for roughly 6 hours. If Mike wanted to he could take calls on this two point conversion all day from 1-6. He could stumble and mumble about how much 1+1 is and how 4-3 = 1 and he’d still have a billion listeners. He could sit there doing mental math in complete silence even though he’s on the radio. It doesn’t matter. The same way I hop behind my keyboard and blog whatever the fuck I want. I don’t have to listen to what any of you idiot readers want. I run this circus. Only difference between Mike and I is about 2 million dollars annually.
PS – Jersey Sports Fan could kill it with this.
Francessa is always best the monday following a Jets loss…just brutal slamming of the team and hilarious calls
Is this man a retard?
ANDY PETTITTE IS A STAHTING PITCHAH!!!!!- Francesca is classic
That 8 seconds of dead air while he tries to add 26+2 makes for great radio. This shit makes me appreciate Ordway.
wow that is ridiculous. dude shoulda taken a break and reevaluated his topic. math is not his strong point. Like the woman who had a ‘stroke’ babling on live news, i thought his brain was going to overload trying to figure out what to add 2 to..
and just to clear the air, you go up 6 to prevent losing on two opposing field goals with 6 minutes left, so you’d rather tie or force them to go for the win with a touch down… DAMN is it that hard? Mike’d up! Mike’d up!
You’ve gotta do more posts making fun of Fat Mike. Like this may be the first one, and you could literally do one every day.
Mike is the best. He also does the long pause also when a caller asks a tough question.