Mike Golic Sr. Getty Images for Radio Hall of Fame Golic’s body clock has finally adjusted to not automatically waking up at 4:15 a.m., as he did for two decades teaming with Greenberg and then ...

Mike Golic Jr. talked about nepotism and other issues on the Awful Announcing podcast. Photo Credit: Awful Announcing DraftKings Podcasts By Arthur Weinstein on 09/20/202409/20/2024 ...

If you enjoyed Mike Golic Sr. and Mike Golic Jr. interacting about sports, all signs seem to indicate a bigger dose of Golic & Golic is coming your way in the not-so-distant future.

Mike Greenberg is getting his own morning show on ESPN as well, with Michelle Beadle and Jalen Rose. The story behind Golic and Greenberg’s split is different depending on who you talk to.

Based on the Twitter feed of Mike Golic’s wife (Christine Golic), it seems ESPN or Mike Greenberg wasn’t necessarily interested in that kind of reunion. (ESPN declined to comment on that.) ...

Eighteen of Golic’s 22 years at ESPN were spent talking sports with one person, and before he knew what his next step would be, the radio veteran figured he’d go out as Mike Greenberg’s co-host.

Golic, a former NFL lineman, was one of the titular “Mike & Mikes” from 2002-17 before the other Mike, Greenberg, decamped for TV. As part of the radio changes, Greenberg is returning to ...

Mike Golic's 22-year run as the co-host of ESPN's morning radio show has officially ended. His family helped him sign off his final show on Friday.

Now that “Mike and Mike” is over on ESPN radio, Mike Golic is opening up about splitting from his on-air partner of over 18 years. In an interview with The Coloradoan, Golic shared his … ...

Mike Golic will be co-hosting a new morning drive show on ESPN Radio with Trey Wingo that will air from 6-10 am ET "later this fall", according to the network. It will be simulcast at first on ...

November 22, 2017 Getty Image ESPN Radio’s Mike & Mike ended its 18 year run last Friday when Mike Golic and Mike Greenberg joined each other in the morning drive spot for the final time.

Among them was the breakup of Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic, who have hosted a popular ESPN Radio show together since 1998. Greenberg will be getting his own daily show on ESPN TV starting Jan. 1.