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Rob Brender, Steve Hofstetter and Matt Cerrone are day-to-day like Yoenies Cespedes, but step up anyway with another podcast. They wonder if Cespedes can finish a game anytime soon, while also debating whether they can ever quit anything due to the “game situation.” They also decide if they should mentally give up on the season, reveal whether or not the success of the Yankees pisses them off, and find one positive Mets story to wrap up the show.
In the latest episode of Meet the MetsCast, Rob Brender, Matt Cerrone, and Steve Hofstetter look back at the antics of Mr. Met's foam finger. Later, the guys discuss the likelihood of the team being sellers as July approaches, and the refreshing sight of Zack Wheeler performing well on a major league mound.
In the latest installment of Timeout with Taylor Rooks, former Piston, Blazer, Celtic, and Knick Rasheed Wallace joins the show for one of Taylor’s most in-depth conversations to date. ‘Sheed discusses the art of trash-talking, his philanthropy in the city of Flint, and confronting racism during his playing days.
**Please be warned that there is explicit language during this episode.
Steve Hofstetter and Matt Cerrone drop Episode 10 of Meet the MetsCast, which finds Michael Conforto as the team’s lonely All-Star, and finds Tom Seaver yelling from his vineyard about pitching velocity. The guys cover all that, plus hypothetically add Tom Seaver or Mike Piazza to the current team, and crow about Matt Harvey finally wearing the crown.
On the latest Timeout with Taylor Rooks, Houston Rockets guard Lou Williams joins the show to discuss his love of music, having two girlfriends, competitive balance in the NBA, Kevin Durant, and being held up at gunpoint.
Rob Brender, Matt Cerrone, and Steve Hofstetter try to keep it positive as they discuss the continued dominance of Michael Conforto and the impending returns of Yoenis Cespedes, Steven Matz, and Seth Lugo. Later, the guys debate which Rivera has been the bigger surprise this season and why Terry Collins makes such terrible bullpen decisions.
Brian Compton, Adam Rotter, and Nick Licalzi bid farewell to the podcast as the the guys run the gamut on the Blueshirts. They discuss the team's biggest concern - defense, the trade values of Derek Stepan and Rick Nash, the enigma that is Chris Kreider, and the window left for goaltender Henrik Lundqvist.
Rob Brender, Steve Hofstetter and Matt Cerrone check in for a mental health check as Mets fans. They give out advice on how to deal with the season so far, try to find a cure for the bullpen blues, and as Terry Collins approaches the team record for games managed – they share their best and worst memories of TC.
Steve Hofstetter and Matt Cerrone battle through injuries to deliver a new podcast, as they sort through the chaos surrounding Jeurys Familia, Matt Harvey, and the rest of the injured Mets. They look back at some crazy quotes from the last few weeks, look ahead to hopefully better days, and play another round of “I didn’t know he was a Met!”
Brian Compton and Adam Rotter look back at the Rangers' Game 6 loss to the Ottawa Senators. The guys discuss the team's uninspiring start on Tuesday night, and the disappointing play of Chris Kreider. Later, Brett Cyrgalis of the New York Post calls in to give his take on the end of the Blueshirts' season.
Rob Brender, Matt Cerrone and special guest Jake Brown bring you another edition of Meet the MetsCast, as the guys discuss Noah Syndergaard's relationship with the media, the injuries that keep piling up, and their thoughts on the 12-year-old Mets maniac who went ballistic on Instagram.
Brian Compton and Adam Rotter look back at the Rangers' crucial Game 3 victory over the Ottawa Senators. The guys discuss the much-improved defense, Mika Zibanejad, and Alain Vigneault's decision to replace Pavel Buchnevich with Tanner Glass. Later, Brian catches up with Dan Rosen of NHL.com to get his thoughts on the series so far.
On the latest edition of Timeout with Taylor Rooks, Portland Trail Blazers guard CJ McCollum sits down with Taylor to discuss his $100 million contract, playing with Paul George, being guarded by Steph Curry, and how meditation has impacted his life.
Matt Cerrone and Steve Hofstetter aren't in the best of moods after a tumultuous week in Queens. The guys taste some of that awful home-cooking, discuss why Daniel Murphy continues to mash vs. the Mets, and later in the show, they look back at the life and times of Oliver Perez in a Mets uniform.
Brian Compton, Adam Rotter, and Nick Licalzi break down the Rangers' first round series win over the Montreal Canadiens, and preview their second round matchup with the Ottawa Senators. Later, Brian chats with Ian Mendes of TSN to discuss Erik Karlsson, Derick Brassard, Bobby Ryan, and the rest of a tough Sens squad.
On the final episode of TheKnicksBlog Podcast, Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton run the gamut on everything going down with the Knicks. The guys discuss Phil Jackson's struggles running the organization, Carmelo Anthony's future, Kristaps Porzingis' refusal to meet with the front office, the NBA Draft, and free agency.
Steve Hofstetter, Matt Cerrone, and Rob Brender are wearing the heavy crown, a shiny robe, and paying tribute to Jay Bruce in Episode 4 of Meet the MetsCast. They also predict all of Terry Collins’ bullpen decisions for the next week, and debut the new segment, “I didn’t know he was a Met!”
Brian Compton and Adam Rotter look back at the Rangers' Game 4 victory over Montreal. The guys discuss Alain Vigneault's decision-making, the struggles surrounding Chris Kreider and Kevin Hayes, and Rick Nash's dominance on the ice. Later, Brian catches up with old friend Dave Lozo to get his take on the series.
On the latest Timeout with Taylor Rooks, University of North Carolina guard Joel Berry joins the show to discuss the Tar Heels' thrilling victory over Gonzaga, as well as his attention-seeking beard, and how meditation has changed his life.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are joined by Jets and NFL Draft writer Jeff Lloyd as Draft Season is in full swing, and this week they take a close look at the offensive options in the draft, even if they don’t love what they see.
Steve Hofstetter, Matt Cerrone, and Rob Brender are rounding third with Episode 3 of Meet the MetsCast. They continue to "follow" Lucas Duda, they examine the comedy style of Terry Collins, the play a new game called "Lenny Dykstra Quote or Rap Lyric?" and then decide on the proper time to trade Jay Bruce.
Rob Brender, Steve Hofstetter, and Matt Cerrone are back with Episode 2 of Meet the MetsCast. This week, they go behind the scenes of the infamous “We Follow Lucas Duda” Instagram account, the notorious Noah Syndergaard VS Mr. Met Twitter feud, and the never-ending soap opera surrounding Doc Gooden and Darryl Strawberry. They also celebrate the Opening Day atmosphere (thanks Eric O’Flaherty!), and update their bold predictions about the Mets starting rotation in 2017.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver discuss John Tavares' hamstring injury, Jaroslav Halak's resurgence, and the team's knack for coming up small in certain games. Later, the TV voice of the Isles, Brendan Burke, calls into the show to give his take on Josh Ho-Sang, the goaltending drama, and the future of Doug Weight.
In the latest edition of Timeout with Taylor Rooks, Rutgers alum and Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Mohamed Sanu stops by the SNY studios to discuss the Falcons’ shocking loss to the Patriots in Super Bowl LI, his admiration for fellow receiver Julio Jones, and his unconditional love for his son, Mohamed Jr.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are back (and on time) with a new podcast, as they sort through all of the Todd Bowles comments from the NFL Owners Meetings. They also discuss the apparent QB competition, if Christian Hackenberg truly has a Jets future, what the NFL Draft may deliver, and the search for hope on the current roster.
Steve Hofstetter, Matt Cerrone, and Rob Brender throw out the first pitch of the all-new SNY.tv podcast, Meet the MetsCast! The show and season begin with a celebration of Opening Day, including memories of past openers, as well as a look back at some Mets Opening Day starting pitchers you may or may not want to remember. The guys also talk about what they most look forward to in 2017, and drop a batch of bold predictions for the upcoming season of Mets baseball.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver are not happy after two dreadful losses to the Bruins and Predators. The guys discuss the team's lack of energy, their inability to win at home, and the absence of Ryan Pulock. Later, Dan Rosen of NHL.com calls in to talk about the failing power play and Garth Snow's decision-making since the end of last season.
In the latest episode of Timeout with Taylor Rooks, ESPN's Cari Champion sits down with Taylor in Los Angeles to discuss the women she looks up to, maintaining balance in her life, and her love of Lakers President Jeanie Buss.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton are back on TheKnicksBlog Podcast as the guys discuss Jeff Hornacek's terrible triangle offense, the trade possibilities for Carmelo Anthony, and the outside chance of Chris Paul coming to NY.
Brian Bassett is joined by SNY Analyst and former New York Jet Willie Colon for an all-new podcast, as they cover all the angles of the Jets re-build – including Josh McCown, the future at running back, the state of the defense, and whether or not Todd Bowles will be around to see it all through.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver look back at a rough week after tough losses to Columbus and Winnipeg. The guys discuss the team's lack of pride, the struggling goaltending, and Garth Snow's decision to keep Ryan Pulock in Bridgeport. Later, Liam McHugh of NBC Sports calls in to give his thoughts on the playoff race, the Isles-Rangers rivalry, and Mike Milbury.
On the latest episode of Timeout with Taylor Rooks, former Jets quarterback and now Giants signal-caller Geno Smith gives his most introspective interview to date as he discusses his days in green, his excitement to learn from a Hall-of-Fame QB in Eli Manning, and his evolution as a player and person.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver breathe a big sigh of relief after Tuesday night's comeback victory over Carolina. They discuss Josh Ho-Sang's emergence and Thomas Greiss' bounce-back performance. Later, the guys chat with Mike Fornabio of the Connecticut Post about Jaro Halak, Ryan Pulock, Michael Dal Colle, and Devon Toews.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are back with a new podcast, and for the Jets it’s been a few weeks of out with the old, and in with the…well, not much. The guys say goodbye to Nick Mangold, Darrelle Revis, Brandon Marshall, and Nick Folk, and look ahead to what comes next as the Jets look to re-build around QB TBD.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton are officially in the dog days of the season as the guys discuss what Knicks fans can look forward to for the rest of the year. They also take a look at the likelihood of Derrick Rose returning to the team and Latrell Sprewell's return to the organization.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver are in SNY’s brand new studio for a brand new edition of the Islanders Point Blank Podcast. The guys discuss the vaunted - and so far successful - 9-game road trip, the debut of Josh Ho-Sang, the silly controversy around his number, and the impact Thomas Greiss has on the ice. Plus, Joe McDonald of ESPN calls in to look back at the trade deadline and the likelihood of Matt Duchene being dealt this summer.
On the latest edition of Timeout with Taylor Rooks, former NBA guard and NBA TV analyst Steve Smith sits down with Taylor to discuss the biggest names in the NBA, from Allen Iverson to Magic Johnson to Phil Jackson. They also get into the Charles Oakley drama from a few weeks ago and the different style of play in today's NBA as opposed to Steve's playing days with the Hawks and Spurs.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton are back for another edition of TheKnicksBlog Podcast as they discuss the impact of Joakim Noah's absence, and the ongoing issues around Phil Jackson's Triangle offense. Later, the guys get into some playoff talk, and debate whether the Knicks are better off in the lottery.
Brian Compton, Mike Carver, and special guest Andy Graziano of Islanders Point Blank discuss the Isles' strong start to their road trip, the prognosis of Cal Clutterbuck, and the latest in arena news. Later, with the trade deadline fast approaching, the guys debate whether Garth Snow should acquire Avalanche center Matt Duchene.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton are still angry, and this time they direct their frustration towards an unlikely figure for Knicks fans - Charles Oakley. The guys look back at two decades of disappointing behavior from the former power forward, and think it's time for Oak to man up.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver discuss the Islanders' lousy loss to the Maple Leafs, and speaking of Toronto, the guys react to the awful column calling out Isles' management on their apparent lack of support of John Tavares. Plus, the guys take to Twitter to answer questions from fans.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton react to Wednesday night's melee involving Charles Oakley at MSG. The guys chat with former Knick Chris Childs about the Oakley incident and how he would have reacted if he was there on Wednesday night. Later, the guys get into the latest on the Melo-Phil drama, and discuss Phil’s cryptic tweet.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are back with a new podcast, and they’re turning their Jets frowns upside down with some positivity. As they contemplate the future of Darrelle Revis, they turn the clock back to Revis past, with a deep dive countdown of their favorite moments in Revis / Jets history.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver are paying compliments this week on the Point Blank Podcast as the guys praise the play of Brock Nelson, Ryan Strome, and Josh Bailey. Plus, Isles radio voice Chris King calls in to discuss the team's emerging forwards, the difference in the locker room since Doug Weight took over, and the firing of Claude Julien. Then, later in the show, Brian and Mike begrudgingly talk about the Hartford rumors.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton are back on TheKnicksBlog Podcast as they continue to debate the Carmelo Anthony trade rumors, and if the Knicks should (and could) make a move for the playoffs. Later, the guys get into some all-star talk and discuss whether Kristaps Porzingis can win the Pass, Dribble, and Shoot event.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver react to another Islanders victory, this time over the Washington Capitals. The guys discuss the impressive play of Andrew Ladd and Thomas Greiss, who just signed a brand new three-year deal. Later, Robert Brodsky of Newsday calls in to discuss the ongoing arena issues.
On the first episode of the relaunch of Timeout with Taylor Rooks, New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz joins the show to preview the Super Bowl, discusses why the Miami trip before the playoffs "wasn't worth it" and why Odell Beckham Jr. is misunderstood.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton are ready for the Knicks to trade Carmelo Anthony. The guys discuss where Melo could be headed and what they would receive in return. Later, Ant and Moke get into the issues surrounding Kristaps Porzingis.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver take the podcast to Facebook Live for the very first time! The guys discuss Doug Weight’s successful debut as head coach, Thomas Greiss and JF Berube’s outstanding play in goal, and John Tavares’ resurgence. Later, Brian and Mike take questions from Twitter and Facebook focusing mainly on the search for a new head coach and president, while also answering questions on Anders Lee and Andrew Ladd.
To Rebuild or Not to Rebuild…that is the question! This week, Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are joined by Joe Caporoso from TurnOnTheJets.com to find the answer. They take a look at what the Jets can do to start picking up the pieces heading into next season, and whether or not a complete teardown is necessary.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver are back for an emergency podcast after the Islanders fired head coach Jack Capuano on Tuesday. The guys talk about what led to the change, and their thoughts on Doug Weight taking over behind the bench. Later, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet calls in (9:00) to discuss the Capuano firing, as well as Garth Snow and John Tavares’ future with the organization, and the new owners, Jon Ledecky and Scott Malkin.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver are a little more optimistic this week after a dominant performance in Boston. The guys discuss the impressive play of goaltender Thomas Greiss and captain John Tavares, and react to Larry Brooks' article on a trade proposal between Colorado and the Isles. Later, Islanders Point Blank senior columnist Andy Graziano calls in to talk about Anthony Beauvillier and Josh Bailey.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton are back with another edition of TheKnicksBlog Podcast. Today, the guys discuss Derrick Rose’s absence, the team’s terrible loss in Philly, and Carmelo Anthony’s lack of hustle.
On the latest Giants Goal Line, SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano looks back at Big Blue's disappointing loss to the Green Bay Packers, and what went right for a season that was a pleasant surprise for Ben McAdoo's squad. Later, Newsday's Bob Glauber calls in to discuss Eli Manning, Ereck Flowers, and a host of pressing issues heading into the offseason.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are joined by former New York Jets guard and current SNY Analyst Willie Colon for a deep dive into the Jets locker room. They talk about the best leaders on the current team, what to do about Muhammad Wilkerson and Sheldon Richardson, the mindset of a player making a position change, and much more as a busy offseason for Gang Green gets going.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver are at a loss for words (not really) after two more losses - this time to the league's two worst teams. The guys talk about John Tavares' All-Star Game selection and the team's plan for the trade deadline. Later, former Islanders goaltender Jamie McLennan calls in to explain why JT won't end up in Toronto and what Garth Snow did wrong last offseason.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton are back for their first show of 2017, and they are not happy as the past two weeks have certainly taken a toll. The guys discuss the Knicks’ 6-game skid, Giannis Antetokoumpo's game-winner, Kristaps Porzingis' Achilles injury, and if the team should consider trading off some assets.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett kick off 2017 with a “now what?” podcast after a horrible season. They react to the Woody Johnson and Mike Maccagnan media gatherings, examine the recent coach departures, and take an early look at how the Jets can properly re-build their franchise.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver are back with their first show of 2017, and this year is, well, pretty much the same as the last. The guys discuss the departure of Jaroslav Halak and Jack Capuano’s perplexing decisions behind the bench. Later, Isles TV voice Brendan Burke calls in to talk about the return of JF Berube, the emergence of Andrew Ladd, and his thoughts on his first season as the Islanders' play-by-play man.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are heading down the home stench of this lost season. With help from your voicemails, they put a quick wrap on the Patriots debacle from last weekend. Then, they cover what’s left for Todd Bowles, Christian Hackenberg, and a fractured locker room as the Jets put the finishing touches on 2016 against the Buffalo Bills, who are leaving the Ryan Brothers behind.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton react to the latest comments from former Nuggets head coach George Karl, who criticized Carmelo Anthony in his book. Later, the guys move on to the hardwood to discuss a big Knicks victory over the Indiana Pacers.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are turning New York Jets jeers into holiday cheers, as this terrible season crawls to its conclusion. This week, they put a Gang Green spin on a Christmas classic, presenting the 12 Days of Jets-mas, 12 special Jets gifts for the suffering Jets fan in your life.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are only slightly less bruised and battered than Bryce Petty. They take your calls covering the coaching, the quarterbacks, the secondary, and the ongoing search for hope after the Dolphins delivered the latest Jets loss in a lost 2016 season.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton are a bit beat up from this west coast road trip, as the guys discuss the Knicks up-and-down play, the injuries to Melo and Rose, and a tough loss to the Suns. Later, Ant and Moke debate whether Porzingis will be a solid recruiter come free agency, and finally, they spend a few minutes discussing the impact the late Craig Sager had on them.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are back with another podcast, but they know talking Jets/Dolphins is pretty pointless. So they talk about other stuff instead, including a kind of early, but not too early deep dive into Mike Maccagnan’s 2015 draft. They also share their favorite NFL stories from around the league this season, and drop some fearless predictions for the last three Jets games, and yes – we will be keeping score.
SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano recaps a huge Giants' victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night, focusing on Big Blue's brilliant game plan vs. rookie QB Dak Prescott. Later, NFL Network's Judy Batista calls in to discuss the Giants' struggling offense, the Cowboys' potential with Dak under center, and the playoff picture in the NFC.
SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano is back for an all new Giants Goal Line, as Big Blue gears up for a pivotal matchup vs. the Cowboys on Sunday night. Plus, Ralph digs a little deeper into the loss of defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver are elated (for the most part) over Tuesday night's win over the Rangers. The guys discuss Halak's superb performance in net and the Isles' perfect penalty kill. Later, the podcast finally hears directly from its listeners as Brian and Mike respond to voicemails about Scott Mayfield, Andrew Ladd, and Garth Snow.
The Jets are free fallin, while Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett have their green hearts broken and are at a loss for answers. But they do find your voicemails…and talk about Bryce Petty, Todd Bowles, an uncertain future, and a nifty play by the pylon.
Matthew Cerrone and Rob Brender talk about the latest hot stove news and rumors from the MLB Winter Meetings in Washington DC.
Brian Bassett welcomes Brian Costello of the New York Post to the podcast, and they take a deep dive into the question of whether or not the Jets are better off today than the day when Woody Johnson flipped the switch from the John Idzik/Rex Ryan regime, to the current Mike Maccagnan/Todd Bowles duo. Later, SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano joins the show to talk about his Thursday conversation with Darrelle Revis at Florham Park, and to share his thoughts on Revis’ future with the Jets.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton are back on TheKnicksBlog Podcast where the guys discuss the team’s recent string of success, including Wednesday night’s win over Minnesota. Later in the show, Ant and Moke debate whether Derrick Rose deserves a contract extension and talk about the importance of the next 10 games on the schedule.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone and Rob Brender discuss Yoenis Cespedes' new 4-year deal with the Mets.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver are back with another depression-filled podcast filled with some of our old favorites: Ryan Strome’s benching, late-game losses, and rumors of a change that will never come true. Plus, Arthur Staple of Newsday calls in to the fun for his take on the team, and his thoughts on the likelihood of the Islanders reaching out to former Panthers head coach, Gerard Gallant.
On this week's Giants Goal Line, SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano discusses another so-so win for the Giants, as well as the Odell Beckham Jr show, as Big Blue survived in Cleveland to beat the Browns and claim their 6th straight win. Plus, Paul Schwartz of the New York Post calls in to chat about whether or not the Giants are better or worse than their record, and whether or not they are serious contenders as the calendar flips to December.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are back for Patriots Week, but admit the outlook isn’t good for the Jets against New England with Ryan Fitzpatrick returning under center. They also take a look around the division, to see which AFC East team is the closest to dethroning Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, and the Pats.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver have little to be thankful for from the Islanders, as the season looks almost lost before Thanksgiving. They talk about Garth Snow speaking up and giving out votes of confidence, potential trade partners, and the ongoing mess in goal. Christian Arnold from Islanders Insight also calls in to talk about everything going on, and what will go down in the weeks ahead.
On this week's Giants Goal Line, SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano discusses the emerging pass rush for the defense, the emerging star Landon Collins, and the only occasionally emerging running game after Big Blue notched their 5th straight win, 22-16 over the Chicago Bears. Plus, Kim Jones of the NFL Network calls in to chat about Giants GM Jerry Reese, and how much credit he actually deserves for the team’s turnaround so far this season.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton dish out the latest edition of The KnicksBlog Podcast, and first things first - they address the madness that has erupted after Phil Jackson’s comments about LeBron James. They also cover Joakim Noah’s struggles, Kristaps Porzingis’ growth, and the Knicks finding some success playing small ball.
On this week's Giants Goal Line, SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano discusses Ben McAdoo’s aggressiveness and the reinvigorated running game in Big Blue's Monday night win over the Bengals. Plus, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network calls in to talk about covering Tom Coughlin, Ernie Accorsi, and the 2007 Super Bowl Champion Giants.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are mopping up the mess left behind by Bryce Petty and another Jets loss. They take your calls about terrible Chan Gailey play calls, as well as terrible QBs, and terrible Darrelle Revis.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are getting to meetings on time these days, and look to uncover the truth about Muhammad Wilkerson’s birthday cake. They cover the all the drama in the locker room (and some in the actual podcast), and deliver their 6-point plan to make the Jets great again.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver take the knives out in this episode as the guys lament on the failures of last week, including Jack Capuano’s coaching decisions, the continuing struggles from Lee, Strome, and Nelson, and the one looming issue in net. Later, EJ Hradek of the NHL Network calls in to discuss Capuano’s future with the team and Garth Snow’s offseason moves.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are down and almost out. They sort through the wreckage of the Dolphins game, and get by with a little help from your voicemails. Bad offense, bad coaching, and bad Fitzpatrick are all covered, unlike a certain kick return.
In this MetsBlog's Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matt chats with Curtis about seeing his hometown win a World Series, improving the Mets, and his Grand Giving foundation, which you can donate to or learn more about at www.GrandGiving.org.
It’s halftime of the 2016 season for the Jets, so Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are in the locker room making adjustments for the third quarter. This week, they deliver rousing speeches to the team, and hand out awards for the 1st half - honoring the big Gang Green stories so far in the present, while honoring great football movies of the past.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are going streaking! Well, sort of, with a modest 2-game winning streak for the Jets. The Post Game Podcast hears from the fans, who want to talk about an uninspiring victory, a possibly inspired Todd Bowles, and big futures for Quincy Enunwa and Bilal Powell.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are back under center like Fitz. This week, they talk about the once and present signal caller Ryan Fitzpatrick, as well as the uncertain future at quarterback for the Jets. They also look at trade deadline possibilities, and break down Sunday’s match up with the Cleveland Browns.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton look back at the Knicks’ season-opening loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. They touch on the team’s shooting woes, defensive struggles, and how they were thoroughly outplayed in the 2nd half. Later, the guys move on to the home opener vs. Memphis, and discuss the upcoming schedule.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver look back at the Isles’ victories over Arizona and Minnesota at the Barlays Center. And, speaking of Barclays, the guys touch on the ice issues plaguing the team. Plus, Sydney Esiason joins the show to discuss how she and former Islander Matt Martin are adjusting to Toronto, and her plans for the trip home on Sunday. Later, Brian and Mike discuss losing Ryan Pulock, and the importance of having Dennis Seidenberg.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are back with a rare Victory Monday version of the podcast. Of course, the news is never all good, as word has dropped about Geno Smith’s torn ACL…so they cover that and also play your messages about Ryan Fitzpatrick, the offensive play calling, and whether or not the Jets should play the 3-4 defense.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton get ready for the Knicks season opener vs the Cavs as the guys discuss how the team stacks up heading into the season. Later, Anthony and Moke continue their debate from last week where they take on Slam's top 50 players.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett punch this week’s podcast in the face, as they face the future with Geno Smith. They examine how the change in Jets signal callers will affect this week’s game against the Ravens, and look ahead to what it all means for the rest of the season and beyond.
Brian Compton, Adam Rotter, and Nick Licalzi look back at the first week of the Rangers’ season. The guys discuss Chris Kreider’s flying start, Brandon Pirri’s struggles, and Dylan McIlrath’s standing with the team. Plus, Craig Custance of ESPN calls in to talk about Jimmy Vesey and Henrik Lundqvist.
On this week's Giants Goal Line, SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano looks back at Odell Beckham’s incredible performance vs. the Ravens. Later, John Fennelly of SNYGiants calls in to discuss the game, and where the team is headed now that they are back to .500.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton are back on TheKnicksBlog Podcast, as they debate the merits of SLAM Magazine’s decision to rank Carmelo Anthony #15 in their Top 50. Later, the guys discuss Joakim Noah’s continuing injury issues, Brandon Jennings love of being a Knick, and Derrick Rose’s court case in California.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are desperate to make the Jets great again as the guys discuss this week’s matchup with Arizona. The guys touch on the emergence of Quincy Enunwa and the struggling linebackers. Later, Kent Somers of The Arizona Republic joins the show for the latest on the Cardinals.
On this week's Giants Goal Line, SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano welcomes SNY Giants writer John Fennelly to the show as the guys discuss Big Blue’s loss to the Packers, the continuing struggles of the offensive line and the disappointing play from the defense.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett try to answer your questions after another loss for the Jets. They cover all the stumbles against the Steelers - including a lack of pass rush, the offensive failures, and the quite questionable decisions coming from the coaches.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton are back on TheKnicksBlog Podcast. Today, the guys give their first impressions of the 2016-17 Knicks, discuss Carmelo Anthony and Kristaps Porzingis, and touch on the new additions – Derrick Rose, Courtney Lee, Brandon Jennings, and Joakim Noah.
In today's episode of the MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, I commiserate about last night's Wild Card loss with SNY.tv's Rob Brender, after which we look forward to the off-season and how the Mets can improve to help get to a third straight postseason appearance.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone talks with former Mets pitcher and current Giants broadcaster Shawn Estes, who does pre and post game analysis for Comcast SportsNet Bay Area. Estes talks with Cerrone about Wednesday night's Mets-Giants Wild Card matchup, Madison Bumgarner's strengths and weaknesses, San Francisco's rough second half, and why it's difficult to pitch the year after going to the World Series.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are looking at dark times early after the Week 4 loss to the Seahawks. They hear what the listeners have to say about the quarterback situation, the defensive struggles, the lack of identity, and what lies ahead after Seattle.
Bergen Record columnist Bob Klapisch talks with MetsBlog's Matthew Cerrone about the 2016 season, Terry Collins, young pitching and his book - The Worst Team Money Can Buy.
Rob Brender and Toby Hyde debunk the myths surrounding the 2016 New York Mets, as they look back at all the unpredictable ways the Mets have stayed in the playoff race this season, and look ahead to a wild final weekend for the wild card.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are joined by SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano from Florham Park, as the podcast shifts to full preview mode for Jets/Seahawks in Week 4. They cover offensive strategy, the signing of Austin Seferian-Jenkins, and who needs to step up in order for the Jets to win on Sunday.
On this week's show, SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano chats with Art Stapleton of The Record about Big Blue's loss to Washington, including the team's lack of discipline and Ben McAdoo's first coaching crisis. Later, Ralph previews the Giants-Vikings Monday night matchup, and gives his prediction for the game.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are gearing up for the Jets’ trip to Kansas City, so the podcast is back for a full Jets/Chiefs preview – which includes the health of the wide receivers, the state of Darrelle Revis, interesting match ups for the Jets, and a little barbecue flavor.
SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano looks back at Big Blue's victory over the New Orleans Saints, and ahead to the Giants-Redskins matchup in Week 3.
It’s a Victory Friday for the Jets and the podcast! Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are celebrating a beating of the Bills, and are listening to your calls and comments as they break down a huge Week 2 win over old friend Rex Ryan’s crew in Buffalo.
Rob Brender and Toby Hyde welcome Triple A pitching coach Frank Viola back to the podcast, for a deep dive on 2 unexpected keys of the recent wild card run for the Mets, starting pitchers Seth Lugo and Robert Gsellman. Frank talks about their development in the minors, what’s made the difference for them so far in the big leagues, and also shares his thoughts on Josh Smoker, Gabriel Ynoa, and Wally Backman’s departure from the Mets.
It’s a quick turnaround week for the Jets and the podcast, so Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are back for a preview of the Thursday night battle in Buffalo. They talk Week 2 adjustments, the Ryan brothers, and later are joined by Chris Trapasso of BuffaloRumblings.com for a full Bills scouting report.
On the latest edition of Inside the Park, SNY Mets field reporter Steve Gelbs takes a deep dive into the inspiring story of Mets reliever Josh Smoker – a former 1st round draft pick with the Nationals. Josh battled back from multiple injuries to finally make his big league debut in August, and is now in the Mets bullpen with his eye on the postseason.
The Jets are back, and so is the post game podcast! Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett once again take your calls, comments, and complaints as it’s time to break down a tough Week 1 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone talks with MLB Network Radio and Mets fan Casey Stern about the Tim Tebow signing, the final series at Turner Field, and how the Mets can outlast the Giants and Cardinals.
On this week's show, Corey Griffin and SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano break down the Jets' Week 1 matchup with Cincinnati and discuss how the schedule looks as the season progresses. Later, Corey welcomes Joe Goodberry of CincyJungle.com to the show for his take on the Bengals.
On the latest Giants Goal Line, SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano chats with Tom Rock of Newsday about the type of coach Ben McAdoo will be, Big Blue’s lack of injuries, and the forecast for wide receiver Victor Cruz. Later, Ralph sits down with running back Rashad Jennings in our latest face-to-face segment to discuss his offseason regimen, and if he thinks this year’s team has enough to finally make the playoffs.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, MetsBlog's Matthew Cerrone and SNY Mets field reporter Steve Gelbs discuss how the Mets can get back to the postseason, while battling three teams, countless injuries, and a beleaguered pitching staff.
Rob Brender helps Toby Hyde catch up after being away from the podcast, as the Mets catch up to a potential playoff spot. They cover the unlikely new members of the starting rotation, who’s gotten hot, and what the kind of crazy September lies ahead for the NL Wild Card chase.
On the latest Inside the Park, Steve Gelbs sits down with Mets beat writer from the New York Times, James Wagner. The guys discuss the parallels between last year's Nats and this year's Mets' teams. They also dig deep into the Wild Card race, and talk about the importance Jose Reyes has had on the lineup. Later, Gelbs gives his thoughts on Yoenis Cespedes, and if he thinks Yo will opt out after the season.
Corey Griffin returns to Brian Bassett and the podcast, for a complete look at the Jets preseason so far – including the state of the 4 quarterbacks, the defensive line, the secondary, and how the roster is shaping up.
Rob Brender is joined by Seth Everett of NBC Sports Radio, to talk about the four middle of the road teams fighting for the second wildcard – plus Mets injuries, baseball in the Olympics, and relocation issues around the game.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone checks in with WABC radio host Sid Rosenberg to talk about the Mets, their chances in 2016, the difference between covering politics and sports, and Sid's relationship with Doc Gooden.
Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman deliver an all-new episode of The 4 Quarters Podcast. First up, Texas coach Shaka Smart joins the show to talk about his summer, coaching the USA U18 Team to a gold medal, and the season ahead for the Longhorns. Then, new Findlay Prep coach Paul Washington calls in to chat about his new gig and the recruitment of his son, PJ Washington. Later, Adam and Josh do a recruiting roundup covering Hamidou Diallo, Trevon Duval, and Isaiah Washington, and then wrap the show by putting a wrap on Team USA at the Olympics.
SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano hosts the first-ever episode of Giants Goal Line on the SNY.tv Audio Network. Today, Ralph discusses his 3 biggest storylines of camp - Josh Brown's suspension, Victor Cruz's status, and the struggling offensive line. Later, Ralph chats with SNY Giants' writer John Fennelly about DE Olivier Vernon, and how head coach Ben McAdoo will handle Big Blue's running backs.
Brian Bassett is joined by former Jets linebacker and current SNY Analyst Chad Cascadden to talk everything Jets, including the battle at backup quarterback, what kind of offense the Jets are trying to run, and the blitzes Todd Bowles can dial up with more speed on defense in 2016.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone talks with New York Post baseball columnist Kevin Kernan about his read on Terry Collins, if Yoenis Cespedes can save the season, and whether last season's success set this year's pitching staff up to fail.
Brian Bassett is joined by Kristian Dyer from Metro NY to talk New York Jets training camp, including the latest on Matt Forte, Bilal Powell, Quincy Enunwa, Breno Giacomini, Jace Amaro…and of course, the many quarterbacks.
Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman dish out a new episode of The 4 Quarters Podcast. First up, former Nike executive Sonny Vaccaro calls in to discuss the latest in the Sneaker Wars. Then, Reggie Carter of Team IZOD joined the show in the 2nd quarter to chat about recruiting and Nike's decision to send 12 kids to the Bahamas in lieu of the Elite 24 showcase. The guys continue the recruiting conversation in the 3rd quarter, and round out the show in the 4th quarter with some Team USA and NBA discussion.
On this week’s Inside the Park, SNY Mets Reporter Steve Gelbs sits down with Wayne Randazzo of 710 WOR to discuss the state of the Mets, as they struggle to stay in playoff position. Later, the conversation shifts to pace of the game issues, and the concept of “bullpenning.”
In this week's MetsBlog Q&ACast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone talks with former New York Mets player and coach Howard Johnson, who is currently managing in the Texas Rangers farm system. Johnson talks with Cerrone about the importance of veteran leaders during a pennant race, how to get young players to learn situational hitting, the pressures of New York and the greatest hitter he's ever worked with.
Toby Hyde and Rob Brender are putting Mets manager Terry Collins on the stand, as it’s time to prosecute or defend his managerial strategy. Later, they open the Mailbag to answer your questions about the Mets short and long term future.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone talks with former Mets manager Bobby Valentine about the challenges of managing in the big leagues, how the job has changed in 30 years, and how he'd handle Jay Bruce joining the Mets in a pennant race.
Rob Brender and Toby Hyde are joined by Fox Sports and MLB Network Radio analyst CJ Nitkowski to get his thoughts about the deadline deals for Jay Bruce and Jonathon Niese, and what lies ahead for the rest of the season for the Mets and the National League.
On this week’s Inside the Park, Steve Gelbs sits down with Newsday baseball columnist Dave Lennon to discuss the acquisitions of outfielder Jay Bruce and pitcher Jon Niese. Later, Steve looks back at Mike Piazza’s number retirement at Citi Field this past weekend.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, pres. by Citi, Matthew Cerrone talks with Brian Mangan about whether the Mets should part with a top prospect to upgrade their 2016 roster, and - if they do or don't - can they make the postseason.
Ryan Fitzpatrick is back in the building, so Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are back with an all-new podcast talking about the return of the Jets quarterback and what it means moving forward. They also cover their favorite stories coming out of training camp as things get going in Florham Park.
Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman are back with another episode of The 4 Quarters Podcast. First up, UCLA assistant coach David Grace checks in to chat about the Bruins and recruiting. Then, Vin Pastore of the AAU program Mass Rivals joins the show to talk about Makai-Ashton Langford, Wabissa Bede, and Aaron Wheeler. Later, Adam and Josh talk up USA Basketball, covering the U18 squad, as well as the fast start by the NBA stars on the National Team.
It’s that Trade Deadline time of the year, so Toby Hyde and Rob Brender are joined by Steve Adams from MLBTradeRumors.com to look at the moves made in MLB so far, what might come next, and all the options for Sandy Alderson and the Mets as August 1st approaches.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett welcome back the podcast as the Jets welcome back Muhammad Wilkerson. They break down his new contract, the future of the defensive line, and also reveal their Top 10 List of the most ridiculous storylines to come out of the ridiculous Ryan Fitzpatrick story.
Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman are back with another episode of The 4 Quarters Podcast. First up, Evan Daniels of Scout.com returns to the show to talk recruiting, including recent commits Michael Porter, Eli Brooks, and Andrew Platek, plus other prospects in play for 2017. Then, Rob Engemann, CEO of Elevate Hoops, calls in to chat about their big events in Philly, New York, and AC. Later, Adam and Josh make the full rounds of USA Basketball, covering the U17 and U18 squads as well as Carmelo Anthony and the National Team.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton bring you the latest edition of TheKnicksBlog Podcast, where the guys react to Carmelo Anthony’s speech at the ESPY’s, and discuss which players will fill out the Knicks' roster in October.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone chats with Mike Piazza, who will be enshrined into the Hall of Fame next week, and have his number retired by the Mets on July 30. It took 12 years, but he finally caught up with Mike in the St. Lucie dugout during Spring Training, where he talked about his love of wine, soccer, what made him a successful catcher, and the importance of hard work and focusing on the details in life and in baseball.
Brian Compton, Nick Licalzi, and Adam Rotter discuss the four players the Rangers are going to arbitration with – Dylan McIlrath, Chris Kreider, Kevin Hayes, and JT Miller. Plus, Brian chats with NHL.com’s Patrick Williams about some of the Blueshirts’ best prospects, including Adam Tambellini, Brady Skjei, and Ryan Graves.
Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman drop an all-new episode of The 4 Quarters Podcast. First up, NC State head coach Mark Gottfried calls in to talk about a busy July for all college coaches, recruiting, big offseason additions for the Wolfpack, and the future of the ACC. Then, Director of the RENS AAU program Andy Borman returns to the show to discuss Peach Jam, Hamidou Diallo, Jordan Tucker, and more. Later, Adam and Josh deliver full rundowns of the Peach Jam and the Elevate Hoops Summer Showdown.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton bring you the latest edition of TheKnicksBlog Podcast, where the guys welcome Stephon Marbury to the show. They talk about playing in China vs Madison Square Garden, his history in New York, how he feels about Phil Jackson and the current Knicks, his Starbury shoe line, the NBA super team trend, and whether or not he’d ever come back to the NBA. The guys also cover all the big moves the Knicks have made in the last week, including the additions of Courtney Lee, Brandon Jennings, and more.
Toby Hyde and Andrew Vazzano cover a big week for the Mets, including Matt Harvey’s trip to the DL via a doctor’s office in St. Louis, the return of Jose Reyes, and the future playing time of Wilmer Flores. Later, Mark Zuckerman, Nationals reporter for MASNSports.com, joins the show for a preview of the Mets/Nationals series that leads into the All-Star break.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone chats with Michael Cuddyer about his talk with David Wright, the return of Jose Reyes, the meaning of leadership, and life watching baseball in retirement.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton bring you the latest edition of TheKnicksBlog Podcast, where the guys react to the rumors of Joakim Noah agreeing to a contract with the Knicks, and discuss who would be a better fit at shooting guard – Courtney Lee or Eric Gordon.
Brian Compton, Nick Licalzi, and Adam Rotter react to the wild deals throughout the NHL on Wednesday with Stamkos staying in TB, and the Hall-Larsson and Subban-Weber trades. The guys also discuss what they expect Jeff Gorton will do once the free agency period opens on Friday. Plus, former Rangers defenseman Keith Yandle calls in to chat with Brian about his departure from New York, his presumed replacement Brady Skjei, and his interest in signing with the Florida Panthers.
Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman deliver another episode of The 4 Quarters Podcast. First up, Villanova head coach Jay Wright calls in to talk about the team’s meeting with President Barack Obama, Ben Simmons in Philly, Kris Dunn in Minny, next year’s Wildcats squad, and the future of the Big East. Then, Adam and Josh recap the NBA Draft. Later, Neumann-Goretti high school head coach Carl Arrigale joins the show to talk about Quade Green and Dhamir-Cosby Roundtree, and then Adam and Josh preview Peach Jam and do a full recruiting roundup.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton bring you the latest edition of TheKnicksBlog Podcast, where the guys react to the Derrick Rose trade, and how the star point guard will fit in on the Knicks. Plus, Scoop Jackson of ESPN Chicago joins the show to give the Bulls’ perspective of the deal.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone talks with FanDuel's injury expert Will Carroll about Noah Syndergaard's elbow, Zack Wheeler's return from surgery, and whether David Wright will ever play baseball again for the Mets.
Rob Brender and Toby Hyde take a look at Terry Collins’ recent managerial decisions, and his overall impact on the team. Plus, WOR’s Wayne Randazzo joins the show to discuss Collins, Jose Reyes, and Cuban third baseman Yulieski Gourriel.
Brian Compton and Mike Carver discuss the latest Islanders’ off-season news and rumors, focusing on the team’s own free agents – Frans Nielsen, Kyle Okposo, and Matt Martin – and other team’s players – Taylor Hall, James van Riemsdyk, and Jordan Eberle. Plus, Corey Pronman of ESPN hops on the phone to chat about the upcoming NHL Draft.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone speaks with Kyle Flaherty, who developed SitMetrics, a baseball statistic that measures a player’s offensive production or non-production in a given situation.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are joined by former Jets safety and current SNY Analyst Erik Coleman, for a big show that covers everything from minicamp to tacos. That includes Muhammad Wilkerson, how his contract situation and the QB situation affects the locker room, a discussion about the transition from playing days to a post playing career for NFL athletes, and the Pizza vs Tacos argument.
Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman deliver another episode of The 4 Quarters Podcast. First up, former Manhattan and St. John’s coach and current ESPN Analyst Fran Fraschilla comes back to the show for a full preview of next week’s NBA Draft. Then, The Patrick School coach Chris Chavannes calls in to discuss former player Kyrie Irving, as well as recruiting updates on current players Nick Richards, Marcus McClary, and more. Later, Adam and Josh chat about the U18 and U17 USA Basketball teams, and then they wrap the show with a full recruiting rundown focusing on the wide open Class of 2018.
Toby Hyde and Rob Brender take an early look at the trade market, as it looks like the Mets may need some offensive help. Jerry Crasnick from ESPN.com joins the show for a chat about potential Mets trade targets, and a breakdown of what teams might turn into sellers as the calendar turns to July.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett welcome Newsday’s Kimberley Martin to the show. They cover all the news and notes out of OTAs with one special rule…no mention of Ryan Fitzpatrick. Later, they pull back the curtain on Kimberley’s role covering the Jets to learn about how she got there, how she approaches the job, and how it all shakes out in today’s world of sports media and social media.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone talks about David Wright and Lucas Duda with Dr. Michael Werner, who is a doctor of physical therapy, board certified orthopedic specialist and certified strength and conditioning specialist.
Toby Hyde and Rob Brender are looking for run support, as the Mets offense is stuck in the mud. As they discuss what’s wrong, they each present 3 short term ways to make it right.
SNY Mets field reporter Steve Gelbs spotlights starting pitcher Steven Matz in the inaugural episode of The Gelbs Show (or whatever it’s called). Gelbs looks back at Matz’ high school days, and his transition from first base to the pitcher’s mound. Later, Gelbs is joined by Anthony DiComo, Marc Carig, and Wayne Randazzo as the guys dig deeper on Matz, and also touch on pickup basketball, bitmojis, and of course, the name of this podcast.
With OTAs in full swing, Corey Griffin is joined by guest co-host Brian Costello from the NY Post. They cover the absence of Eric Decker, the quarterbacks, other names that are MIA, and then take a break from football to discuss life on the Jets beat.
Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman are back with an all-new edition of The 4 Quarters Podcast. Tipping off, Xavier coach Chris Mack calls in to talk about the latest news with his squad and the future ahead for the Big East. Then, Alan Cutler, Sports Director at WLEX-TV in Kentucky, joins the show to chat about John Calipari, Isaiah Briscoe, and the Wildcats. Later, Adam and Josh break down who’s in and who’s out of the NBA Draft, and then wrap the show with recruiting notes and transfer news.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone chats with former Mets broadcaster Gary Thorne about his reflections of Game 6 of the 1986 World Series, and his memories of working with Bob Murphy and Ralph Kiner.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton discuss the hiring of Jeff Hornacek, his qualifications for the job and if he will coach the Triangle offense. The guys also debate whether Rajon Rondo would be best suited to play with Melo. And, later, Adam Zagoria of ZagsBlog.com joins the show to give his take on the hiring of Hornacek.
Toby Hyde and Rob Brender are joined by WOR’s Pete McCarthy for a chat about the week that is for the Mets, including the opening salvo of the 2016 Mets/Nationals rivalry, the team’s lack of situational hitting, the struggles of David Wright, the bright light of Thor, and what lies ahead for the rest of the starting staff.
Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman deliver a really big show this week on The 4 Quarters Podcast. First up, Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim calls in to talk about the NBA Draft, Malachi Richardson, Tyus Battle, next year’s Orange squad, and his latest thoughts on Carmelo Anthony and the Knicks. Then, former Manhattan and St. John’s coach and current ESPN Analyst Fran Fraschilla returns to the show to talk about the NBA Draft Lottery results, and who is coming and going in the draft. Then, PSA Cardinals AAU Director Terrance “Munch” Williams calls in to discuss Mohamed Bamba, Brandon Randolph, and Quade Green. Adam and Josh then wrap the show with a full recruiting roundup.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone first talks with MLB.com's Mike Petriello about concerns over Matt Harvey and Noah Syndergaard, after which he talks with theNatsBlog.com's Joe Drugan for a quick check-in before Tuesday night's game between the Mets and Nationals.
In this week's MetsBlog Q&Acast, presented by Citi, Matthew Cerrone talks with MLB insider Jon Heyman about whether Stephen Strasberg's $175 million contract will impact Matt Harvey's negotiations with the Mets, after which Heyman reveals why the Yankees might be smart to trade one of their relievers to the Nationals.
Toby Hyde and Rob Brender take a step back to admire the greatness of everyone’s favorite superhero, Noah Syndergaard. The guys discuss Noah’s two home runs in LA, and his journey through the street of New York City dressed as Thor. Plus, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com joins the show to discuss the injury outlook on Steven Matz and David Wright.
On this week’s show, Brian Compton and Mike Carver look back the Islanders’ 2nd round loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning. The guys chat with Arthur Staple of Newsday about the play of Kyle Okposo, Ryan Strome, and Brock Nelson, and discuss the surprising return of Travis Hamonic.
With free agency and the draft in the rear view, Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett take a big picture look at the entire offseason, covering the moves made and not made, and where the Jets stand between now and training camp.
Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman dish out an all-new edition of The 4 Quarters Podcast. First up, NBA Scouting Consultant Ryan Blake checks in to talk about Ben Simmons, Brandon Ingram, and the NBA Draft. Then, Aaron Burt, head coach of the AAU program Team Final, joins the show to talk about the EYBL Circuit and his top recruits. Later, Adam and Josh cover college hoops news such as the loaded Champions Classic, St. John’s additions, and Jamie Dixon’s recent moves at TCU – and then wrap the show with another recruiting roundup.
Toby Hyde and Rob Brender take a deep dive into the questions about Matt Harvey. Doug Thorburn from Baseball Prospectus joins the show for a full examination of the issues surrounding the slow start in 2016 for the Mets right-handed hurler.
On this week’s show, Brian Compton and Mike Carver recap the Islanders’ Game 3 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning. The guys discuss Brian Boyle’s controversial hit in overtime, Jack Capuano’s coaching, and Thomas Greiss’s play between the pipes. Plus, NHL.com columnist Nick Cotsonika joins the show to give his take on the series through three games.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett offer up draft day special edition of TheJetsBlog Podcast. The guys discuss Jets first round pick LB Darron Lee, and where he fits in on the Jets defense. They chat with Matt Waldman of Rookie Scouting Porfolio, who breaks down the lightning-fast Lee. Plus, NJ.com's Dom Consentino hops on the phone to give his take of Lee, and what GM Mike Maccagnan will do on days two and three of the draft.
Toby Hyde and Rob Brender take a break from watching Neil Walker hit home runs to record this week’s podcast. Andrew Beaton from the Wall Street Journal joins the show to talk about the week in Mets - including the power surge, David Wright, the pitching staff, and development of Michael Conforto.
On this week’s show, Brian Compton and Mike Carver look back at the Isles’ thrilling series victory over the Florida Panthers. The guys discuss the double-OT wins in Games 5 and 6, John Tavares’ superstar-caliber play, Thomas Greiss’ heroics in net, and the wild and crazy fans at the Barclays Center on Sunday night. Plus, Eric Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune calls in to preview the second round between the Isles and Lightning.
With Corey Griffin traveling and Mike Maccagnan talking, Brian Bassett takes the mic solo and delivers the show with an assist from the readers and listeners. The Mailbag is busted open to cover all kinds of topics…such as quarterback, Muhammad Wilkerson, the salary cap, the NFL Draft, and more.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton bring you the latest edition of The Knicks Blog Podcast, where the guys discuss the latest in the Knicks’ search for a new head coach. Plus, former Knick Landry Fields calls into the show to talk about the Carmelo Anthony trade to New York, the Triangle Offense, and his friend, Jeremy Lin.
Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman are back with another edition of The 4 Quarters Podcast. First up, former NBA All-Star Kenny Anderson joins the show to talk about the passing of Pearl Washington, as well as the latest Knicks and Nets news. Then, Director of the RENS AAU program Andy Borman calls in to chat about Hamidou Diallo, Jordan Tucker, Mohamed Bamba, and more. Later, Adam and Josh cover the stories that came out of the Jordan Brand Classic and the Sneaker Wars, and then wrap the show with a look at college hoops news and notes from all over the nation.
On this week’s show, Brian Compton and Mike Carver look back at Sunday night’s thrilling Game 3 win over the Panthers. Dan Saraceni of Lighthouse Hockey calls in to give his take on the Barclay’s Center crowd, the play of captain John Tavares and defenseman Ryan Pulock. Plus, a very special guest enters the studio to discuss his now famous Game 3 prediction, and what he thinks the final score will be in Game 4.
Anthony Donahue and Moke Hamilton bring you the latest edition of TheKnicksBlog Podcast, where the guys discuss the team's exit interviews and Phil Jackson's mysterious rebuilding plan. Plus, NBA broadcaster Spero Dedes joins the show to give you his take on Kurt Rambis, the triangle offense, and Kobe Bryant’s final night on an NBA floor.
Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman prove that the college hoops season never really ends, as they deliver an all-new edition of The 4 Quarters Podcast. First up, former Manhattan and St. John’s coach and current ESPN Analyst Fran Fraschilla returns to the show to chat about the NBA Combine, Hoop Summit, Terrance Ferguson, Josh Jackson, and more. Then, DeMatha Coach Mike Jones calls in to talk about Bam Adebayo, Jayson Tatum, Harry Giles, and others. Later, Adam and Josh cover the Jordan Brand Classic and the Sneaker Wars, and wrap the show with a look at the big recent transfers in college basketball.
On this week’s show, Brian Compton and Mike Carver preview the Isles’ first round matchup with the Florida Panthers. The guys discuss injuries to Travis Hamonic, Mikhail Grabovski, and Jaroslav Halak, and dish out their predictions for the first round. The guys also welcome rookie defenseman, Ryan Pulock to the show, where they finally get a confirmation on the pronunciation of his last name, and his thoughts on the Panthers.
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett kick off their coverage of the 2016 NFL Draft, and they start with the ball. The offense is up first, as Josh Norris from Rotoworld and NBC Sports joins the show for a look at the prospects at every offensive position, including potential fits for the Jets at OL, WR, and QB.
Toby Hyde and Rob Brender are covering real live baseball after an eventful opening series in KC, and are looking towards the first home stand. Mets writer Mike Vorkunov joins the show for a look at Noah Syndergaard, David Wright, and all things Mets as the season gets going.