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Spike Done with the Knicks?
Former Knick and NBA legend Charles Oakley had some choice words for James Dolan and his treatment of Spike Lee. Plus, we hear from Josh Speidel and his amazing story. Tune In
Hour 4: Baseball Is In The Air
The guys talk with NY Mets CF Brandon Nimmo before continuing their conversation on the Knicks, Dak Prescott and more.
Hour 3: Should The Knicks Change?
The guys talk with former Knicks great Charles Oakley who blasts James Dolan and the Knicks after their treatment of Spike Lee. We also talk with Vermont Senior Josh Speidel
Hour 2: Dak's Future
The guys talk with ESPN MLB Analyst Eduardo Perez before bringing in Mike Tannenbaum who talks about the futures of Dak Prescott and Tom Brady and more.
Hour 1: The Knicks Strike Again
The guys talk about Caris LeVert's 51 points before breaking down the Spike Lee/Knicks dispute with Chiney Ogwumike and more.
A-Rod Joins the Show!
3x MVP and ESPN Baseball Analyst Alex Rodriguez joined the show and gives us the latest scoop on the Yankees. Plus, NY Giants OT Nate Solder discusses the latest CBA issues.
Hour 4: MLB Access
The guys talk with Alex Rodriguez who says that MLB needs to provide more access before talking with Todd McShay about his new mock draft and more.
Hour 3: Could Baseball Be Changing?
The guys talk with Sunday Night Baseball's Matt Vasgersian about the looseness of Spring Training before talking about The Bengals and Lions plans heading into the NFL Draft.
Hour 2: Mock Draft 3.0
The guys react to Todd McShay's Mock Draft 3.0 before talking with NY Giants OL Nate Solder about the proposed CBA and more.
Hour 1: The Bucks Go Down
The guys talk about the Bucks losing for the 2nd time to the Miami Heat before talking about a new era for the Knicks and talking with ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney.