Yesterday WFAN Radio’s Mike Francesa (isn’t there a “Great Caesar’s Ghost type thing for the incredible number of factual mistakes by this far from “super”man?!!), with no regard toward getting the facts correct stated Mike Scioscia home run won game 4 of the 1988 NLCS between the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets. It did not as another of the many big home runs by Kirk Gibson, was the decisive blow.

Francesa says he is (9-3) on his pro football predictions. Speaking of 9, after picking 3 underdogs last week, he is back to telling people to give mucho points, touting the K.C. Chiefs vs the Chicago Bears, giving 9 points.

I have yet to correctly forecast a pro game this season, but will take the Bears.

The New England Patriots will struggle to win (36-31) at Dallas vs the Cowboys.

The Cleveland Browns will at least keep the game close at Baltimore, vs the Ravens.

The Pittsburgh Steelers, a field goal underdog, will win by a field goal at San Diego vs the Chargers on Monday night.

4 pro picks this week after just 2 college picks, my first two wins, last week.

Please if you must bet, do so beyond moderation!!  Also please do not take my picks, Francesa’s or any of the talking heads seriously. Never pay a tout. You are better off flipping a coin and saving the fee.

Fictional Perry White said “Great Caesar’s Ghost” so many times, he hallucinated that Caesar appeared. At which point and at what number factual mistake will something be done about Francesa, and for that matter, others’ factual mistakes?!!