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Mike Greenberg (born August 6, 1967) is a prominent American sports broadcaster, television host, radio personality, and author, best known for his long tenure at ESPN. A Northwestern University graduate (BSJ 1989), he co-hosted the iconic ESPN Radio morning show Mike & Mike with Mike Golic from 2000 to 2017, which became the nation's top sports talk program. Since 2018, he's hosted ESPN's daily morning debate show Get Up, and in August 2024, he took over as host of Sunday NFL Countdown, ESPN's premier NFL pregame show. Greenberg also anchors NBA Countdown and hosts his own radio show #Greeny. A die-hard New York Jets fan from a Jewish family in New York City, he's authored four New York Times bestsellers, including novels like All You Could Ask For (2013) and My Father’s Wives (2015), with proceeds from the former donated to cancer research. Married to Stacy since 1998, they have two children.

Rolex Explorer II. The Rolex Explorer II (introduced in 1971, current ref. 226570) is a robust 42mm tool watch designed for explorers, spelunkers, and polar adventurers. Its signature feature is a fixed 24-hour bezel paired with an orange (or black) 24-hour hand, allowing the wearer to track a second time zone or distinguish day from night in extreme environments. Powered by the in-house Caliber 3285 with 70-hour power reserve, it’s built in Oystersteel, waterproof to 100m, and known for its clean “Polar” white dial or classic black dial variants. Priced new at around $9,700–$10,000 (2025), it’s one of Rolex’s most practical and understated professional models, favored by those who value function over flash.

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