Former Olympic goalie and Erie legend Ryan Zapolski joins the show to break down the Erie Otters’ drafted in the 2025 NHL Draft, Matthew Schaefer and Malcolm Spence. Then we shift gears to the diamond and ask a bold question: is the SeaWolves’ lineup actually better than some of MLB’s worst? We compare stats, rosters, and upside as the Double-A squad continues to impress.

We are back after a holiday weekend! We talk all things Fourth of July, Joey Chestnut, and most importantly, our keystone players for the Browns, Bills, and Steelers. If these players get hurt or flop, the whole team falls apart! Who do you think deserves the title?

In this episode, we dive into the story behind the Erie Moon Mammoths—yes, it’s as legendary as it sounds. Then, we shift gears to the NFL and tackle some big questions: Should the Steelers, Bills, and Browns be making more moves before training camp? We break down trade rumors, roster gaps, and what each team needs to stay competitive.

We’re breaking down all the action from the Save an Eye All-Star Game: top performances, big moments, and what it all means heading into the fall. Special guest Trevor Kubeja joins the show to talk about his experience with the Erie Otters. Plus, we take a look at the New York Islanders taking Matthew Scahfer first overall in the 2025 NHL Draft. Then we wrap up with the prehistoric release of John Oliver's rebrand of the Erie Seawolves. A Mammoth of fun had by all!

In this episode, Roger Castillo from Tigers Minor League Report joins us to break down the Erie SeaWolves’ first-half playoff chase and highlight which top Tigers prospects might be headed to town. Then, Marcus Mosher stops by to assess the state of the NFL, with insight on the Steelers, Browns, and Bills as training camp approaches.

This week, we dive into the latest Erie Sports Hall of Fame inductees and what their legacies mean for the local sports scene. Then, our Flagship Feature spotlights Ashley Kaiser, who joins us to talk all things Mercyhurst.

This week, we get to be creative and assign superlatives for standouts in District 10. Plus, we dive into the Steelers signing Aaron Rodgers and break down what The House v. NCAA settlement could mean for the future of college athletics.

On today’s episode of Flagship City Sports Talk, we reveal the 2025 District 10 Baseball and Softball Teams and Players of the Year, with player honors like Titusville’s Jaxon Covell and Sharon’s Maddy Vogan. We also highlight our track and field players of the year, including Corry’s Blake Cook and Mercyhurst Prep’s Vinnie Feliciano. Then, Paul drops his early NFL playoff predictions.

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On this episode, we break down all the action from the D-10 baseball and softball championships, who stepped up when it mattered most, which teams stood out, and what it means heading into the offseason. Then we shift gears to the NFL, where OTAs are underway. It's early, but that won’t stop us from making some bold AFC and NFC playoff predictions.

On this Memorial Day edition of FCST, we salute a dominant weekend in District 10 sports. First, we recap the PIAA Track and Field State Championships, including Corry's back-to-back gold medals. Then, we preview the baseball and softball finals at Slippery Rock, Penn State Behrend, and Mount Aloysius. Plus, some Overreaction Monday takes on NFL OTAs. whether. Follow us @GemCitySN.