Sports Talk

Host Braden Danielo and the Thursday cast of characters get back together again after a one-week hiatus, and as usual, madness and hilarity ensue.

Host Joshua Umahi and the Wednesday crew discuss Lamar Jackson and the flawed discourse surrounding him & his situation with Baltimore, and if the Jets NEED to make the move for him, among other topics like Giants/Eagles, Ben Simmons, and... baseball news in January.

Host Joshua Umahi and the Tuesday crew talk the Cowboys putting Tom Brady out of his misery last night, continue discussing the Giants' huge win in Minnesota and their impending game in Philly, and the Knicks blowing ANOTHER late lead at home to Toronto.

Host Joshua Umahi and the Friday crew discuss if the Giants can win their first playoff game since Super Bowl XLVI, why the Jets are one of the betting favorites to land the #1 pick, and pick the Wild Card Round games.

Hosts Joshua Umahi, Kory David and Ross Levine give their weekly Wednesday "State of the Giants" report -- specifically on their impending playoff matchup vs Minny. Then, they dive into the Correa/Mets debacle and preview tonight's interesting Pacers/Knicks battle @ MSG.

Host Joshua Umahi and the Tuesday crew talk the Mets letting Carlos Correa walk off faulty physicals, disrespect NBA legends, and hold Braden's Jets and Nico's Packers accountable for their end-of-season failures.

Host Joshua Umahi and the Monday crew state their emotions surrounding the Giants after resting their most prominent starters and losing by one-possession in Philly, and analyze their playoff matchup vs Minnesota -- then recap the remainder of Week 18's outcomes.

Host Joshua Umahi and the Friday crew bring positive updates on Damar Hamlin's condition, break down the Jets' and Giants' prospects this week, and pick every game of Week 18's action.

Host Braden D'Aniello and the Thursday crew cover both local NBA teams, the Giants clinching and good news surrounding Bills safety Damar Hamlin. Plus Mauricio roasts just about every athlete brought up during the show.

The Wednesday crew provides updates on Damar Hamlin's slowly-improving health situation and also discuss the state of the NY Giants, then go on to preview the Nets' aim at their 13th straight win tonight.

Host Joshua Umahi and the Tuesday crew discuss the heartbreaking scene during MNF in Cincinnati with the injury to Bills' S Damar Hamlin, among other topics in the world of sports.

Hosts Joshua Umahi, Frantz Compare, and Ross Levine break down the Giants huge win vs Indy to end their 6-year playoff drought, and discuss the Jets falling flat in Seattle as the longest playoff drought in the NFL continues yet another year for Gang Green.

Host Joshua Umahi and the Friday crew preview Week 17's NFL action, hold the Knicks accountable, and reminisce on the very best sports moments that 2022 had to offer.

Host Braden D'Aniello and the Thursday crew cover the local NBA and NFL teams, plus sad news from the world of Soccer and Rangers coach Gerrard Gallant being an idiot.

Host Joshua Umahi and the Wednesday crew discuss the Knicks' meltdown in Dallas and Luka's historic performance. Then they discuss the QB carousel in the NFL to come not just this week, but this coming offseason.

Hosts Joshua Umahi, Ross Levine and Erik Williams break down everything that took place in the world of sports this weekend with the NFL playoff push, NBA Christmas Day, and the MLB offseason.

Host Joshua Umahi and the Friday crew recap the Jets' and Zach Wilson's TNF failure, preview the Giants' big game in Minnesota on Saturday, and as usual, pick Week 16's action.

Host Joshua Umahi and the Thursday crew discuss the Knicks losing streak getting snapped at 8, the Nets' streak rolling on at 7, and preview TNF between the sliding Jets and the Jaguars tonight.

Hosts Joshua Umahi, Kory David & Ross Levine talk the Mets making out like a thief in the night by signing Carlos Correa to a megadeal, as well as the Knicks' beatdown of the defending champs for their EIGHTH consecutive win.

The Tuesday crew covers the local NFL teams, the recent win streaks of the Knicks and Nets plus the Rangers are starting to play like they did last season.