WFAN's Gregg Giannotti introduced Michael Rapaport on Thursday morning as the "most well-rounded man in America."
He wasn't kidding. Rapaport is an actor and comedian. He's also a reporter for Fox Sports' coverage of the Big 3 basketball league. He hosts the "I Am Rapaport: Stereo Podcast" and is the narrator for "WWE 365" on WWE Network.
He even loves himself some "Real Housewives" reality TV.
"I love reality television," he said. "It's fun. … Those reality shows are what TV is made for. Being on "Inside the NFL" is as exciting for me as "Watch What Happens Live."
Rapaport will be doing his "Full Disruption" comedy show at Carolines on Broadway on Thursday through Saturday in NYC.
An avid sports fan, he also had a lot to say about LeBron James and his comments regarding Rockets general manager Daryl Morey's controversial tweet supporting Hong Kong against China.
"For him to throw Daryl Morey under the bus to make himself look good like his propaganda show on HBO, that's a sucker move. … ," said Rapoport. "Be what you say you are. Step up to the plate. Why are you throwing Daryl Morey under the bus? Is it the Carmelo thing? ... He's the fakest guy in the NBA. He needs to educate himself... it's been crickets from all the big mouths."
Rapaport is also a huge Knicks fan. He didn't hold back with his thoughts on the Blue and Orange.
"I'm going to be the first and the loudest to talk about the frustrations of the Knicks," Rapaport said. "The fact we've had the worst record over the last 20 years is just embarrassing to be a Knicks fan and a New Yorker. Julius Randle will be an all-star. We need everything to fall in place to make the playoffs."
Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and the Brooklyn Nets were given their proper analysis too.
"He [KD> decided to go to Brooklyn. Cool it hurts. Don't talk about us. We know our deficiencies ... KD why are you doing interviews? You're not playing...you should be in an hyperbolic chamber. I want to see you playing, getting your blood spun and all that stuff ... Don't talk about us ...We've got enough problems. We don't need you talking subliminals to younger players and adding insult to injury."
"I don't think they're going to be as good as last year ... I don't think Kyrie makes people better around him. He's a no. 2 guy ... last year in Boston was pathetic."
To listen to the interview, click on the audio player above.
