Erik starts the show by sharing his experience watching the Jake Paul-Mike Tyson spectacle, and then he and Brian review an exciting NFL Sunday.

The Jets, Cowboys, and Giants stink. Erik and Brian discuss why and how NFL Sunday has become a bummer.

Times are tough for the Cowboys, and things will likely get worse. The Giants need to consider a quarterback change. Plus, what should the Yankees do after their World Series loss?

The Yankees look to rebound in the Fall Classic after dropping the first two games in LA. Speaking of fall and dropping, is this rock bottom for Aaron Rodgers and the Jets?

The Fall Classic is almost here and Erik and Brian have some BOLD predictions. Plus, NFL talk, and Erik’s awkward exchange with Rick Pitino. 

The Jets complete a long-rumored trade. Will it help turn their season around? Also, why Erik DOESN’T want to see a Mets-Yankees World Series.

Breaking news as Erik and Brian discuss the Jets firing head coach Robert Saleh. Then, the Mets and the Yankees are still chasing October baseball glory.

The Mets are flying high, the Jets are grounded, and the Knicks make a big move.  Plus, wecremember Pete Rose and Kris Kristofferson.

The Mets face the Braves in a huge late-season series in Atlanta, but will a Hurricane force a change in plans? Plus, can the Giants finally beat the Cowboys? Thursday night is must-see TV.

A special episode as Brian is joined by sportswriter/Miami Vice enthusiast Jerry Beach. Actor/director Thomas Carter joins them to discuss his experience directing the groundbreaking TV movie pilot that premiered 40 years ago this week.<...

Up was down, down was up in an upset-filled Week Two in the NFL. Plus, let’s remember some iconic television shows celebrating anniversaries this month.

Are the Pats good? Are the Giants this bad…again? And what are the Jets? Erik and Brian break down Week One in the NFL.

Football is back and Erik and Brian are here with their predictions for the 2024 NFL season.

Erik and Brian discuss which NFL teams will exceed or fall short of their win-total projections. Plus, the greatness of Aaron Judges continues on almost a nightly basis. 

This week’s episode touches on the debate over the greatest Yankees of all time, whether fantasy football is a worthwhile pursuit, and if Axel F is a good movie. 

Erik and Brian discuss Olympic gold medal basketball, the blandness of preseason football, and classic movies they’ve never seen.

Major League Baseball has pennant races going on and the Olympics are underway, yet Erik and Brian are beginning to have football thoughts as July turns to August. 

 Lots of trades. Not many BIG trades. Erik and Brian recap the Major League Baseball trade deadline. Then, gauging interest in the Olympics. 

What’s it like to be stranded on Martha’s Vineyard when the ferry boat breaks down? Erik is here to tell us his experience. Plus: baseball, Bob Newhart, and The Blues Brothers.

It’s official. Dan Hurley gets a new contract as he and the UConn men’s basketball program looks to three-peat. Plus, a classic comedy turns 40. It would NEVER get made today.

New York sports fans have lots to talk about these days. New York Post sport columnist Mike Vaccaro joins Erik and Brian to discuss the Knicks big moves, the first-place Yankees, and the resurgent Mets.

A wacky end to the Travelers Championship ends in another victory for Scottie Scheffler. Plus, more useless movie trivia, this time featuring The Blues Brothers. 

Golf leads off this week as Erik and Brian discuss Rory McElory’s disastrous meltdown at the U.S. Open. Also, the surging Mets, Yankees-Red Sox, and useless movie trivia as The Karate Kid turns 40.  

The three-peat is in play for UConn basketball. Dan Hurley turns down the bright lights of L.A. to stay in the fields of Storrs. 

Finally, the NBA Finals are about to begin. John Karalis of Boston Sports Journal joins Erik and Brian to discuss the matchup with the Mavs and what the Celtics need to do to hang banner 18. Later, Ghostbusters turns 40!