Phil Mushnick

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Phil Mushnick has been the New York Post's television and radio columnist since 1982. His Equal Time column runs twice a week, on Fridays and Sundays. A native of Staten Island, Mushnick joined The Post in 1973 as a copy boy before being promoted to a reporter and covering the New York Cosmos and New Jersey Nets. Mushnick's no-holds barred commentary has taken on some of the biggest individuals, teams and companies in the sports world, most notably Vince McMahon and the WWE and Phil Knight and Nike.Joined at Jul 13, 2026

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Phil Mushnick

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One Mets decision was completely moronic and avoidable — if only they’d been paying attention

The stupidity in sports is reaching insulting levels once thought to be unthinkable

James Dolan’s championship facelift is a far cry from his questionable Garden past

A long-awaited Knicks title was simply an excuse for fans eager to cause mayhem

Horse racing can give glimpse into ugly side of human condition

Spurs’ stupendous and stupid Game 4 choke would have been predicted by late hoops voice

Georgia baseball player ejected for noxious celebration is type of ‘fun’ Rob Manfred’s MLB panders to

ESPN’s Game 1 broadcast was unbelievable — for precisely what it didn’t do

Exorbitant World Cup ticket prices shows FIFA’s ugly practices are lockstep with long history of sports shadiness

Pitcher’s crotch-chopping antics are exactly the vulgarities Rob Manfred has courted

Rob Manfred’s weak punishment for Cubs star’s vulgar spat is sports falling short all over again

The joy of weekend baseball is being ruined by the reality of having to watch it

College sports’ failing system overrun by institutionalized disease — and it’s spreading

Adam Silver had to work hard to look past MVP candidate’s vicious foul

MLB teams continue to ignore the ugly folly of their own making

I’ve been branded for life and no amount of evidence can change it

Carlos Mendoza’s preposterous over-managing came back to bite Mets

Alex Cora can’t be expected to fix the fundamental baseball problems he helped spread

Mets’ big-money gambles aren’t paying dividends

The NBA picked money — and paywalls — over fans