Who will be the next head coach for the Knicks? Will Aaron Rodgers make a difference in Pittsburgh? Could the Mets swing a trade for an old friend? 

Another person whom so many of us watched growing up is gone. Erik and Brian remember M*A*S*H actress Loretta Swit. Also, analyzing where the Knicks go as their playoff run ends.  

The Knicks are down 3-1 in their series with the Pacers. Are they out? And, if they fall short, are big changes looming? Plus, the movie that introduced us to Dr. Rosenpenis and the Underhills is turning 40 this week. 

The Yankees looked good, the Mets looked sloppy. Plus, the Knicks get ready for the Eastern Conference Final. And are we supposed to feel sorry for Pete Rose? 

The Knicks are on the verge of playing for a conference title, while the defending champion Celtics are suddenly facing a harsh and uncertain future. 

Buzzer beaters! Upsets! Overtime thillers! The NBA and NHL playoffs are delivering so far. Plus, Erik and Brian discuss bad umps and a big NFL trade. 

Are the Knicks and the Celtics headed towards a playoff showdown? One team has already punched its ticket to the next round. And what caused the draft room drop heard ‘round the world?  

Round one of the NFL Draft is in the books. Erik and Brian react to the Giants’ busy night and give their thoughts on the picks made by the Jets, Patriots, and others.  

NFL Draft Week is here. The Giants, Pats, and Jets are all picking in the top ten. What are their best options? Plus, why is Erik already mad at the Yankees? 

It was tense. It was dramatic. It was an emotional roller coaster. Ultimately, Rory McElroy avoided another major collapse to win his green jacket and secure his place among golf royalty.

After so many lackluster tournament games, the Final Four offered comebacks and drama. Plus, the UConn women cruise to a 12th national championship. 

 One of our favorite actors is gone far too soon. An appreciation of Val Kilmer. Plus, torpedo bats, Final Fours, and even college hockey talk.  

They went out swinging, but Dan Hurley and the UConn men are denied a chance at history. Later, Brian sits down with Boxing Hall of Fame writer Wallace Matthews to discuss the life and legacy of George Foreman. 

 Hoops hysteria is kicking off, and Erik and Brian share their thoughts including UConn’s chances of shocking the world and winning a third straight championship. 

NFL “legal tampering” is underway, and plenty of free agent movement,  including a new quarterback for the Jets. Plus, thoughts on new basketball reality shows. 

 An everyman. A workingman’s actor. An icon. Erik and Brian share their favorite Gene Hackman roles.  Plus, thoughts on the Oscars.  

Was UConn- St. John’s a litmus test for both programs? Also, the Yankees ditch a policy that restricted personal (facial) growth.

Should the NBA do away with All-Star Weekend? Erik and Brian debate, plus thoughts on the SNL Anniversary Special and The Breakfast Club turns 40.

The Eagles' destruction of the Chiefs changes the historical trajectory of several players and coaches. Plus, the Jets and Aaron Rodgers appear headed for divorce.

Erik and Brian react to the stunning Luka Doncic trade to the Lakers. Also, Super Bowl trivia to whet the appetite for the big game and the guys make their game picks.

A Super Bowl rematch from two years ago, the greatness of Patrick Mahomes, and can UConn basketball get back on track?

Erik and Brian recap the NFL’s Divisional Round weekend and make their picks for Championship Sunday. Plus, college football’s scheduling problem and Pete Alonso’s losing gamble. 

Turns out NFL Wild Card weekend wasn’t that wild, thanks to five blowouts. So, it’s on to the divisional round, featuring a heavyweight matchup between the Ravens and the Bills. Erik and Brian make their picks.

The Giants and Patriots make quick decisions on their head coaches. Erik and Brian also make their picks for Wild Card Weekend.

It’s the first ED/BC Podcast of 2025. Erik and Brian discuss problems plaguing the College Football Playoff, realistic Super Bowl contenders, and those we lost as 2024 ended.