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PTI: Pardon the InterruptionPTI Video | PTI PodCasts | PTI on TwitterWashington Post columnists Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon face off on the day's hottest topics. Airs weekdays on ESPN at 5:30 PM ET and ESPNEWS at 6:30 PM ET. |
Michael Wilbon, PTI
Michael tries to make sense of Wes Welker getting fined $10,000 for his snow angel and the latest in the Plaxico Burress saga. Michael also previews t...
Audio PodCast | December 24, 2008
Michael Wilbon, PTI
Michael wonders what Stephon Marbury is doing showing up at the Knicks-Lakers game in Los Angeles.
Audio PodCast | December 17, 2008
Wilbon on Derrick Rose
Michael thinks Derrick Rose was terrific in his debut for the Bulls. Michael is also a believer in the 76ers and the Rockets.
Audio PodCast | October 29, 2008
Michael Wilbon, PTI
Wilbon says there's nothing better than Game 7's in the NBA playoffs. He can't wait to see the Spurs and Hornets on Monday.
Audio PodCast | May 16, 2008
Tony Kornheiser, PTI
Tony thinks it'll take two to three years for the Knicks to be good. Mike D'Antoni must have taken the job for the money. And who will win American Id...
Audio PodCast | May 12, 2008
Michael Wilbon/Marc Stein
Wilbon talks about Avery Johnson's departure from Dallas and Mike D'Antoni taking over if he's let go in Phoenix. Suns fans would be upset. Stein brok...
Audio PodCast | April 30, 2008
Michael Wilbon, PTI
Wilbon thinks many teams in the west took a deep sigh of relief with Yao Ming's injury, seeing as how the Rockets won't be as much of a threat now. Wi...
Audio PodCast | February 27, 2008
Michael Wilbon, PTI
Wilbon discusses the firing of Bulls coach Scott Skiles on Christmas eve. This may be a gift for the Bulls. It's not a bad job for the next coach. Mic...
Audio PodCast | December 24, 2007
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