Our guest on this week’s podcast is veteran baseball scribe, Kevin Kernan. AMBS, who is now writing for ballnine.com, breaks down the status of MLB right now, and what its 60 game season just might look like. Photo: ballnine.com
On this week’s show, the boys discuss another New York Football Giant’s player getting arrested (Aldrick Rosas), Kyrie Irving’s reluctance to resume the NBA season, and speaking of seasons, will Major League Baseball finally agree to begin theirs? It’s podcast time people, hop aboard! Photo: People
The Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) believes that involvement in sports at any level increases self-esteem, encourages independence and enhances quality of life. On this week’s QuadCast podcast from John McAleavey, CAF Senior Director, Doug Olson, and 6x Ironman finisher, Glenn Hartrick are the guests. Doug explains what CAF is, and how they help the physically... Read More
On this week’s podcast, Matt and Steve discuss their Memorial Day weekends, the NHL coming back, and MLB fixing to. Photo: NHL.com
On this episode of Fairways and Greens, John McAleavey and Chas Sarlund, Director of Golf at Fox Hollow Golf Club (Branchburg, NJ), talk about the state of golf in the Garden State since Governor Murphy opened courses for business again, and we catch up on the St. Peter’s University Peacocks men’s golf team.
After 15 years of working his way up the ladder in the tackle football business, Joe Judge, will have to wait until Monday Night Football on opening weekend to make his debut as a head football coach. Photo: Sports Illustrated
When sports do come back, what will they look like? The NBA will not conduct its draft lottery or combine just yet, while the NHL draft is still on, the G League has a few new big name entrants, and Seton Hall reels in two more impact recruits. We discuss it all on this week’s... Read More
Can you imagine the Mets and Yankees playing in the SAME division? It is an idea being floated by Major League Baseball as they plan out what their 2020 season might look like. Photo: DailyNews.News
New York Jets general manager Joe Douglas addressed his team’s major areas of need (O-Line and wide receiver) with his first two picks, and his draft class looks impressive on paper. Unfortunately games are not played on paper, so time will tell just how good it really is. Photo: Twitter
In Thursday night’s first round of the NFL Draft, the Southeastern Conference schools accounted for 15 of the 32 draft choices, and it set a new record for the most all time selections through three rounds with 40. Shocker, Alabama and LSU led the way with a combined 19 players picked. Of SEC’s 14 schools,... Read More
On Sunday, December 22, 2019 the Giants beat the Redskins in DC 41-35. The win, however great it was, resulted in them losing their shot at drafting Ohio State defensive end Chase Young, to the same Redskins, who will certainly pick him #2 in this evening’s NFL Draft. Photo: New York Jets
Are you ready for a socially distanced full house discussion of Thursday night’s NFL Draft? Well then, John, Matt and Steve have you covered. Read More
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