Caitlin Clark is a Kansas City Chiefs fan and now everyone, including Christopher “Mad Dog” Russo, knows it. Clark joined Taylor Swift in a luxury suit at the Chiefs’ Divisional Round playoff game ...

Chris "Mad Dog" Russo grumbled about a double star sighting at Saturday's Kansas City Chiefs playoff game. The Chiefs advanced to their seventh straight AFC Championship Game with a 23-14 win over the ...

MLB personality Chris "Mad Dog" Russo criticized the club, stating Judge would start to deteriorate. "Well, they probably [overpaid] because he's 30 years old, he'll never have the year he had again.

Chris “Mad Dog” Russo’s persistence with Timothée Chalamet paid off. The legendary radio host finally met the film star at the European premiere of his Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete ...

John Calipari walked into Rupp Arena, and his Arkansas Razorbacks dominated the Kentucky Wildcats. This momentum win was ...

We enjoy a good Chris Russo rant over here ... saying “I’ve been a Chiefs fan since I was a young girl… I was a Chiefs fan even when they were not very good.” We don’t know who crapped ...

The numbers didn’t impress Chris Russo. His focus was more on the broadcast itself rather than the viewership. Sunday’s clash at Arrowhead had several storylines to talk about. From ghost ...

Chris Russo was one mad dog at the sight of Taylor ... “I’ve been a Chiefs fan since I was a young girl. My brother was a Chiefs fan, my dad was a Chiefs fan. I had cousins in Kansas City ...

Catilin Clark continues to root for the same professional football team she's rooted for since she was a young girl ... adds up to one very upset Chris "Mad Dog" Russo, who yesterday blew a ...

Chris Russo was the passionate, combustible half of “Mike and the Mad Dog” sports talk radio show that dominated New York airwaves for 19 years. The Athletic spent a day with the star of his ...

ESPN's Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo has been forced to issue a humiliating ... After bringing up a photo of a young Clark wearing a Chiefs jersey, Patrick asked Russo if he wanted to apologize.

Russo might not want to hear it, but the league probably cares more about the young fans watching NFL Slimetime on Nickelodeon than it does the older fan who remembers Dolphins-Chiefs on Christmas ...