LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) – Longtime ESPN radio and television broadcaster Mike “Greeny” Greenberg is recovering from a heart procedure. The 55-year-old Get Up! host has been off the air all week and had fans asking and wondering if something was wrong.
Greeny’s wife, Stacy, tweeted updating the fans on his condition Monday (March 20) after going under the knife earlier in the week.
Thank you everyone for checking in. Greeny is home resting & everything went well. He is already lobbying with the doctor to let him on the air if the Aaron Rodgers trade goes through, so that’s a good sign. He really appreciates all the nice notes you have been sending. 🤗🙏
— StacyGSGreenberg (@StacyGSG) March 20, 2023
She then sent out another update via Twitter on Recovery Day #2, and she’s quite hilarious.
Recovery, day two.
Or, as Greeny calls it,
NFL Draft Prep.
Send help. #Phoebe pic.twitter.com/Jdi2nN4n5j— StacyGSGreenberg (@StacyGSG) March 22, 2023
She sent another update on Thursday (March 23): “For those asking: Greeny had a cardiac ablation on Monday. Recovery is slow; he has to do nothing, and believe me … he’s not great at that. 
We both really, really appreciate all the nice messages.”
Greeny was co-host of the ESPN sport-talk radio show Mike & Mike, which ran for 17 years, sitting alongside Mike Golic. In March 2015, after 15 years of doing the show together, both Greenberg and Golic were inducted into the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Broadcasting Hall of Fame the following year.
In 2017, amid reports of tension between the co-hosts, it was announced Golic would get a new co-host and Greenberg would move to the main ESPN channel, where he began his current show, Get Up! – a sports talk morning television program, featuring news, opinion, and analysis from the hosts and the guests. The show airs live on weekdays from 8 am – 10 am EST with reruns from 10 am – 12 pm EST on ESPN 2, broadcasted from New York’s South Street Seaport.
In 2018. Golic and Trey Wingo launched Golic and Wingo alongside Mike Golic, Jr., which ran until 2020.
Get Well, Greeny!!
