Gordon dives into a wild week in New York sports starting with the Mets trading Brandon Nimmo and why despite the headlines the real work for David Stearns is only just beginning. Then it is over to the Bronx where Hal Steinbrenner's latest comments managed to tick off Yankee fans in a way only Hal can. And finally Gordon breaks down why JJ McCarthy's early NFL struggles are not just bad they are unlike any other highly drafted quarterback we have seen.

On today's episode of Gordon Damer on Sports, we break down why David Stearns must take center stage this offseason and not Steve Cohen's wallet. We also get into why the Shedeur Sanders debate will not go away no matter how badly he plays. Plus Dan Bartels joins the show to talk Mets offseason decisions from Pete Alonso to pitching upgrades and the blueprint for what comes next in Queens.

On this episode of Gordon Damer on Sports we ask whether the Chiefs dynasty is slipping away. At 5–5, could Kansas City actually miss the playoffs? As bad as U.S. betting scandals have been, they can't hold a candle to the chaos in Turkish soccer. Plus, a Texas high school football program keeps things old school when it comes to playoff tiebreakers — a story you have to hear to believe.

We look at the Yankees' offseason plans and why they are destined to disappoint. We break down who could be the Giants' next head coach, and Gordon's got a prediction. We also discuss why the future will reveal who was actually to blame for the Luka Dončić trade. Plus, Emmanuel Berbari joins the pod to break down Yankees offseason fact and fiction.

The Giants have fired Brian Daboll but have they already sabotaged the search for their next head coach? Meanwhile, the Jets reset the clock on their rebuild at the trade deadline and we're breaking down what it really means for the franchise. Plus, we go inside the world of Championship Wrestling Belts with BeltsByDan's own Dan Van Alst, and dive into the shocking details of the latest sports betting scandal along with the one thing that could actually help fix the problem.

Sometimes rock bottom is exactly where you need to be. Gordon explains why being this bad will force ownership to face reality. Then we dive into the shocking betting scandal that just hit the UFC. what happened, how sportsbooks caught on, and what it means for the sport's credibility going forward. Plus, Knicks and NBA analyst Kris Pursiainen joins the show to break down New York's start and the biggest early season storylines across the league.

Is Shohei Ohtani already the greatest player of all time? Why there is only 1 right answer. Plus, why Browns fans shouldn't celebrate that new stadium just yet just ask Bills fans how that story ends. Is Brian Daboll's job actually already safe in New York? We also dive into the Yankees off season decision Kyle Tucker or Cody Bellinger who fits the Bronx better? And finally, how Erik Spoelstra quietly stole an offensive concept to get the Heat cooking again.

The Knicks open the season with Mike Brown, and how their move is eerily similar to another New York sports team not that long ago. We dig into the latest NBA gambling scandal, who is really to blame, and what most fans and media are getting wrong about it. Woody Johnson proves once again that he always makes things worse by talking. The great Andrew Marchand joins the pod to talk sports media…

… the new NBA TV deal

… is it the blueprint for the future

… is the NFL bulletproof

… is the F1 deal with Apple already a mistake

And more.

This week on Gordon Damer on Sports, we break down why Jaxson Dart's emergence has created a real issue for the Giants and fans won't be happy. Plus, in Miami, everyone's pointing fingers at Mike McDaniel, but the Dolphins' real issues run much deeper than coaching. And we close with the most inspirational athlete proving that exercise isn't about ability - it's a mindset.

The Jets season has turned into a full-blown disaster and we dive into the one thing new head coach Aaron Glenn simply cannot survive. Jake Asman joins the pod to talk about where the organization goes from here and if there's any hope left for Gang Green. Plus Tua Tagovailoa proves the coach isn't the only problem in Miami and we ask the question is it ever too late to chase your dream of playing college football.