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Most Sunday nights, WNBC shortens its late news show to 15 mintues to get from football to Mike Francesa's "Mike'd Up" as quickly as possible.
This Sunday night, the process will be taken to a new extreme: Francesa will immediately follow Cardinals-Giants, then the news will come on.
This could get awkward if the Giants game ends before a potential Game 7 of the ALCS for...
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