Usually a guy doesn't try to crap you in the same ten minute segment, but this morning Mully pulled it off. First he suggested that Jordan was better than LeBron due to the humbling experience of being cut from his high school team. Then, just moments later, when a caller suggested this series might humble LeBron and make him better, Mully asked, "does being humbled really make you better?"

I listened for fifteen minutes and heard so much wrong shit I had to turn it off.

Yeah I thought it was commendable that Mully finally let his producers get some air time, but then when I heard them talk, I started thinking.."stick to producing, guys"....or give them some overnight slots to craft their game.

In my opinion, they were actually better than Mully.

In my opinion, they were actually better than Mully.

Too yell-y.

[ he's completely insane and his opinions have no basis in reality,

Mulligan lost me years ago.

Mulligan lost me years ago when the Sox acquired Ken Griffey, Jr. who was on his last legs.
Mulligan acted as if the Sox were getting the 1995 model of Griffey.

He did the same thing when the Bears signed Orlando Pace. He used the phrase "future Hall of Famer" repeatedly in supporting the move.

Why does Jordan perpetuate the myth that jordan got cut from his high school team. He was a sophomore who didn't make varsity. He played on the sophmore team as a sophomore just like a lot of players in every sport who eventually make the pros.