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Frank Walks Episode 27: Chris "Mad Dog" Russo Presented by BODYARMOR

After walking with Mike Francesa in season one, it was only natural that I do a walk with Chris "Mad Dog" Russo. Together, Mike and the Mad Dog redefined Sportstalk Radio. First paired in 1989, Mike and the Mad Dog were on WFAN for 19 years, discussing New York sports during afternoon drive. In thos

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Frank Walks Episode 75:  Patrick Beverly  by BODYARMOR

The NBA season has tipped off, and our special guest is Patrick Beverly. The NBA veteran, who co-hosts the Pat Bev podcast with Rone on Barstool Sports, talked about what to expect in the new season. Patrick Beverly has had a storied professional basketball career, playing all over the world, includ

Frank Walks Episode 26: Alec Ingold Presented by BODYARMOR

The last of a dying breed, Alec Ingold, made the Pro Bowl as the AFC's Fullback for the first time in 2023. In a day of high-flying and speed offense, Ingold is a hardnosed power back capable of blocking and picking up a touchdown or a first down in short-yardage situations. Alec Ingold was also the

Frank Walks Episode 24: Bobby Valentine presented by BodyArmor

In August, I had the chance to walk with Mets legend Bobby Valentine. Perhaps the second-best manager in team history, Bobby V, guided the Mets from 1996 to 2002. This included two unforgettable playoff runs, reaching the NLCS in 1999 and the World Series in 2000. Before managing the Mets, Bobby Val

Doc Gooden Finds Out He's Responsible For Frank The Tank's Mets Fandom | Frank Walks Episode 18

There is no athlete who meant more to me growing up than Dwight Gooden. My first year of fully following baseball was 1985, when Gooden had one of the greatest seasons in MLB history. Gooden posted a record of 24-4 with a 1.53 ERA and 268 strikeouts to win the pitcher's Triple Crown and Cy Young. Ov

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