Andrew May & Rob Giuffre recap all the moments from Championship weekend, and give a brief preview of Super Bowl LV. They also discuss the latest hot stove news regarding the Yankees and Mets, and assess their offseason acquisitions thus far. Lastly, they react to the New York Rangers starting the season 1-4-1, and the potential of seeing a coaching change in the near future. 

Andrew May & Rob Giuffre react to the news of the Mets firing GM Jared Porter in response to an ESPN story that he sent unsolicited explicit photos to a female reporter back in 2016. They also discuss the Mets being outbid by the Toronto Blue Jays for OF George Springer. They then recap the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs and give their picks for Championship weekend. Lastly, they talk about the Rangers' sluggish start and what it means for HC David Quinn's job security. 

Andrew May & Rob Giuffre talk about the Nets' acquisition of James Harden, and how it affects their pursuit of a championship.  They also discuss Steve Cohen's first splash as Mets owner, landing Francisco Lindor and Carlos Carrasco from the Cleveland Indians. They then break down the NFL Wild Card Round, and give their picks for the Divisional Round. They end the show by giving an outlook for the opening of the 2021 NHL season. 

Andrew May & Rob Giuffre give a season summary for both the Giants and Jets, and what offseason needs lie ahead. They also rip into Eagles head coach Doug Pederson for removing Jalen Hurts in favor of Nate Sudfeld in Week 17. They give their picks for the first round of the NFL playoffs, and introduce a contest they will have throughout the postseason. They then move to the NBA, where the Knicks have surprisingly been one of the most exciting teams in basketball through the first two weeks of the season. 

Andrew May & Rob Giuffre are back for the last episode of 2020, discussing the Giants recent skid, and their slim hopes for a playoff berth. They also break down all offseason possibilities for the Jets as they are cemented in the #2 spot in the 2021 NFL Draft. They then dive into the dormant MLB offseason, and react to how the Knicks have looked in their first week of action in the 2020-2021 NBA season. 

Andrew May & Rob Giuffre react to a brutal Giants loss to the Arizona Cardinals, and the hit that their playoff chances took. They also discuss the Mets hiring Jared Porter to be their new GM, and signing James McCann to a 4 year deal. Lastly, they lay out expectations for the Nets and Knicks as the NBA preseason gets underway. 

Andrew May & Rob Giuffre react to the Giants pulling off the upset against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 13. They also discuss the Jets' firing of Gregg Williams, and the job security of Adam Gase moving forward. They then break down all the MLB offseason rumors, as well as the Yankees and Mets rumblings so far. 

Andrew May & Rob Giuffre react to Roger Goodell saying that they will not enter a bubble for the NFL Playoffs, and the fallout from a hectic week of COVID-19 in football. They also discuss the Giants' path to a playoff berth, and how competitive they can be without Daniel Jones. Also, they analyze the Mets signing RP Trevor May, how it impacts the bullpen and how the rest of the Mets offseason can shake up. Lastly, they predict how the market will materialize for free agents in the MLB, with Wednesday's non-tender deadline passing.

Andrew May & Rob Giuffre gives an assessment of the Knicks draft selections and free agency moves. They also react to the news of Sandy Alderson taking a much larger role in baseball operations, and the Mets continued search for a GM. Also, they explain why it's incredibly important that the Giants are playing important games down the stretch. Lastly, they recap all Week 11 games, and preview Week 12.

Andrew May & Rob Giuffre record live during the NBA Draft and give their pick by pick reactions, and discuss the direction of the Knicks under Tom Thibodeau and Leon Rose. They also react to the news of Robinson Cano being suspended for the entire 2021 season after testing positive for PEDs a second time, and what it means for the Mets next season.  Lastly, they break down another Giants win, how likely it is for them to make a playoff push, and look ahead to some potential five-star matchups in Week 11.