Part 2 of the NFL Preview- AFC and the Jets. ATH starts off going off on the Yankees being bullies and not a real legit team (2:38) and then he wishes NY Giants cult hero Tommy DeVito a farewell (5:36). Then he brings back a recurring guest to talk NY Jets and preview the AFC (6:59).

Football season is back- ATH finally dives into football season. Quick monologue- why to watch/monitor EuroBasket, some Yankees/Mets thoughts (still bleak) and a quick thought on the NY Giants (1:40). Then a recurring guest is back to talk more about NY Giants optimism and preview the NFC with standings predictions, Over/Unders and more (8:30).

Welcome to the sadness episode- the state of NY Sports, specifically NY Baseball; just get me to NY Knicks season. ATH brings on a first time guest to discuss the current state of the NY Mets with a little Jets and Rangers included at the end (very very sad) (6:35). Then a recurring guest comes on to discuss the state of the NY Yankees (42:00).

The dog days of the sports calendar continue. NY Baseball is a disaster (2:05) and the Yankees have become the present day Dallas Cowboys (not a compliment) and the Mets may be worse than they Yankees at the moment (7:08); not awesome. Mikal Bridges signs an extension with the Knicks (7:39)- a very good deal for the Knicks and some thoughts on the DeAron Fox extension with the Spurs (9:30). Then he brings on a recurring guest to discuss the LA Lakers and all things happening in Laker Land this summer (10:57).

Dogs days of summer and ATH is feeling it so this is a 'what has pissed me off lately in sports' monologue but he it starts out with a few NBA Free Agency moves that went down since the last episode (1:45). Then ATH discusses the WNBA t-shirt moment at their All Star Game (5:24) and how the WNBA may be the dumbest collection of people in one organization. And, lastly, the concept of 'Kobe disrespect' in light of the Bleacher Report list (8:45). Then he brings on a recurring guest to discuss the very 'mid' NY Yankees (note this was recorded pre trades). (14:07).

ATH is back. Quick take on the state of the NY Yankees (1:16), The NY Knicks hire Mike Brown (3:05), some thoughts on the Knicks offseason moves (5:30), and some NBA Free Agency thoughts from around the league (10:35). Then a recurring guest is back to talk NY Knicks and NBA Offseason (25:54).

Note- there was a delay with editing, which is why this is out later than expected.

Big time NBA podcast. ATH reacts and celebrates the OKC Thunder on winning the NBA Championship, gives the Pacers some deserved respect and talks about OKC's ability to sustain a championship level for years to come (1:11). Then he gives some thoughts on the Durant to Houston trade (the Phoenix Suns are a disaster) (11:43), the ESPN/ABC coverage of the NBA Finals was absolutely terrible (15:40), and 2 quick draft thoughts (17:12). Then a recurring guest comes back on put a bow on the NBA season, talks some trades and more (20:55).

Some thoughts on the NBA Finals (lots of big swings in this series before Game 7) (1:18), congrats to the Florida Panthers on winning the Stanley Cup (2:35). Then ATH finally addresses the Knicks coaching search and their offseason (4:58) and lastly some thoughts on the Desmond Bane trade to Orlando (16:39). Then a recurring guest is back to talk Knicks, the Rangers trading Chris Kreider and more (23:47).

Sadness episode. ATH finally talks about the Knicks loss to the Pacers in the ECF (1:01) and how the game 1 loss will haunt him for years. He then reacts to Tom Thibodeau being fired (shocking) (23:04). He then brings on a recurring guest to discuss what's next for the Knicks in the wake of the Thibs firing (27:12).

The NY Knicks are in the ECF!!!!!!! First time in 25 year!!!! ATH celebrates the Knicks win over the Celtics and gets a lot of thoughts of his chest (0:53). He then switches gears to talk about Western Conference Playoffs and gives old Knick, Julius Randle his flowers and some more praise for Nikola Jokic (21:54). Then he brings on a recurring guest to talk more about the Knicks previews the series against the Pacers (31:10). Lastly, a recurring guest comes on to say goodbye to the Boston Celtics dynasty that never was a preview the WCF (1:28:44).