Host Chris Caputo talks with golf journalist Ann Liguori about the Masters and her new book Life on the Green. Later, Yankees reporter Bryan Palermo breaks down the Yankees hot start and Mets reporter John Hanson discusses the first few weeks for the Amazin' Mets ..read more

Host Hector Moquette began the show by recapping the opening weekend in baseball, focusing first on the New York Mets uninspired three games to begin the season. Then Hector touched on the New York Yankees and how they were doing after sweeping the Astros in Houston. Hector then took some listener calls and wrapped the first half talking a little New York Knicks basketball. The second half of the show started with the Knicks and later took more calls as the conversation reverted back to the Mets and Yankees ..read more

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former New York Mets skipper Terry Collins and former Mets and Boston Red Sox pitcher Calvin Schiraldi ..read more

It was all about March Madness as hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed two coaches with Long Island roots to discuss the “Big Dance.” Former University of Albany Head Coach Will Brown and current Yale University coach James Jones joined the program to give their insights. Coach Jones discussed his upcoming first-round game against Auburn coming up this Friday and Coach Brown gave his insights on planning and preparation during his five NCAA tournament appearances ..read more

Hosts Rob Fried and Hector Moquette open the show with an upbeat assessment of the New York Mets spring training progress, highlighting their potential to contend for a wildcard spot in the competitive National League. Switching gears, they turn their attention to the New York Yankees, recognizing the team's strong roster and even daring to predict a thrilling World Series showdown against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The conversation then turns to basketball, with the hosts scrutinizing the New York Knicks reliance on Julius Randle and the crucial need for the team to stay healthy to avoid an ear ..read more

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcome former St. John’s University standout basketball player Matt Brust to discuss his career with the Johnnies and the prospects for the team reaching the NCAA tournament. Later, John Santamaria called in to talk about all things Islanders, and Bryan Palermo chatted with the guys about the Yankees spring training ..read more

Host Hector Moquette kicked off the show with a deep dive into the latest Knicks updates, expressing concern over recent injuries, particularly Brunson's recent setback. The discussion extended to trade implications and playoff prospects, holding the audience's attention for the initial thirty minutes. Throughout the segment, Moquette fielded calls from listeners, further enriching the dialogue. Transitioning to the Mets, the show delved into off-season developments, exploring fan sentiments and setting expectations for the upcoming season. Brief mentions of the Giants and Jets ensued followin ..read more

Host Bill Donohue talks with 11-time Gold Glove shortstop Omar Vizquel, followed by the always entertaining team of Green Bat Packers, Pro Football Hall-of-Famer Jerry Kramer and Bob Fox, Jerry's co-author of the new book Run to Win: My Packers Life from Lombardi to Canton ..read more

Host Rob Fried leads another round table discussion of sports talk callers. The program opened up discussing the New York Ranger's loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets and later talked about the New York Knicks injuries, and what needs to be done to keep them in the top 4 spots until everyone gets healthy. Rob finished off the show discussing the New York Mets and the Pete Alonzo issue; should the Mets sign him ASAP? Also, there is some discussion on David Stearns and why the Mets are not making any moves with a couple of free-agent pitchers still available. Also, are the Yankees a real World Ser ..read more

Host Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcome former New York Yankees centerfielder Bernie Williams to the program. In a wide-ranging discussion, Bernie discussed his stellar career in both baseball and music and dove into his charity, Tune In To Lung Health, a program inspired by his father’s struggle with a rare lung disease, that explores how music and breathing can help people cope with the physical and emotional disease burden, and provide resources and comfort to both patients and caregivers ..read more