Phil Mushnick

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Michael Kay’s excuse for Giancarlo Stanton’s lack of hustle shows contempt for his audience

By: Phil Mushnick

In his 31 years as a Yankees’ broadcaster, Michael Kay has painted himself into a corner that his fame and fortune cannot escape or reconcile.

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Pandering Colin Cowherd’s past Draymond Green flip shouldn’t have been a surprise

By: Phil Mushnick

In 2021, Cowherd’s podcast network added Warriors “star” Draymond Green, the NBA’s 33-year-old juvenile delinquent and threat to marginalized society.

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Baseball’s ‘sweeper’ pitch just latest bit of sports’ Pig Latin

By: Phil Mushnick

Baseball’s “sweeper” pitch is just the latest example of unnecessary new-age baseball talk, Phil Mushnick writes.

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Marly Rivera’s vulgar comment wasn’t her first journey into objectionable

By: Phil Mushnick

Last week, ESPN fired foul-mouthed, ethnicity-slinging field reporter Marly Rivera for a withering verbal attack on a rival Yankee Stadium reporter.

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Sports spiraling downward as it keeps ignoring the illogical

By: Phil Mushnick

The illogical and the inane continue to dominate sports, The Post’s Phil Mushnick writes.

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Bob Huggins’ shady tactics have been indulged for years

By: Phil Mushnick

Enshrined in the Hall of Fame for no apparent good deeds other than winning by whatever sleazy means it took, Huggins was fully indulged by the highest authorities.

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Rays’ Randy Arozarena joins growing list of stage-hogging athletes disrespecting game

By: Phil Mushnick

Hitting a home run — or even a double — no longer speaks for itself.

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Sports media keeps letting boorish behavior and bad actions rule the day

By: Phil Mushnick

What once would have been impossible due to a shame factor, especially shame administered by a sports media that represented the public trust, is kaput.

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Wonder if Charles Barkley would back his parlay pushing — even at a discount

By: Phil Mushnick

Charles Barkley — the all-knowing, all-seeing, must-embrace media superstar with an admitted gambling problem — continues to take the dough to endorse anything.

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Rob Manfred’s weak leadership on display again with Dodgers’ Pride Night debacle

By: Phil Mushnick

If a Law of Averages exists, Rob Manfred is due to get one right. Long overdue.