On this episode of Gordon Damer on Sports, we ask the big question, will Tarik Skubal, MLB's most interesting man, actually be dealt this offseason? Plus, the Seattle Mariners are just two wins away from their first ever World Series appearance and it is all about the power of the long ball. We also break down why the Tennessee Titans deserve some credit for finally making a bold move with their head coach. And we tackle the turf at MetLife Stadium and ask if it is really as bad as everyone says.

The Yankees season is officially over and we break down how it all fell apart and what it means for the offseason ahead. Will Hal Steinbrenner and Brian Cashman finally make real changes or will it be another year of excuses in the Bronx. Plus is Baker Mayfield quietly putting together an MVP-caliber season in Tampa. And Dom Amore joins the show to discuss his new book with Jim Calhoun More Than a Game and how UConn built a basketball dynasty built on a culture of caring.

The Jets and Giants continue their weekly competition to see who can be worse as New York sports spirals into chaos and yes, that includes the Yankees. Plus why LIV Golf burning through millions doesn't really matter, and how Bill Belichick's North Carolina experiment has gone from hype train to a train wreck. This episode has got it all.

The Yankees finally showed some life and it's all thanks to Cam Schlittler. We break down how the rookie was so dominant against the Red Sox that even Aaron Boone had to change his mind. Then we tackle the NFL's biggest mystery this season as kickers keep hitting 60 yard bombs one minute and getting their kicks blocked the next. Plus a surprising twist in the WNBA's ongoing CBA saga with the smartest move players made this week and why it's a complete 180 from their earlier stance. We also dive into the Mets free fall and why the worst might not be over yet along with our NFL Week 5 picks to wrap it all up.

The Seattle Mariners are knocking on the postseason door once again—but is this year different? We're joined by SI.com contributing writer Ryan Boman to break down why this squad might finally be ready to exorcise their October demons. Plus, we preview the key matchups and storylines heading into Week 4 of the NFL. Don't miss it!

Gordon Damer dives into the chaos under center as both New York teams face all-too-familiar problems. The Giants' quarterback situation is spiraling, and while the Jets have a new head coach, it's starting to look like the same old Jets. Plus, Wall Street Journal senior reporter Rachel Bachman joins the show to discuss a growing trend among elite U.S. runners who are cutting out alcohol in pursuit of peak performance.

On this episode of Gordon Damer on Sports the Arizona Diamondbacks have come back from the dead in the wild card chase and we break it all down with Michael McDermott from DBacks Under Review. Gordon also reacts to the looming retirement of Clayton Kershaw and how it makes him reflect on the career of Justin Verlander. Plus we dive into Week 3 of the NFL with three picks that are guaranteed to make you money. Don't miss it.

Are the Chiefs really in trouble at 0-2? What's the latest on Joe Burrow's injury and how it could derail the Bengals' season? Plus, more frustration for Jets and Giants fans, and the under-the-radar training trend fueling a new era of American distance running success. All that and more on Gordon Damer on Sports.

Are the Mets on the brink of blowing their playoff hopes? Gordon Damer gets the inside scoop from Sports Illustrated's Pat Ragazzo. Then it's all eyes on Week 2 in the NFL! Gordon dishes out picks that could make you some serious cash. Baseball drama, football bets, and expert takes you won't want to miss.

In this episode of Gordon Damer on Sports, we separate the overreactions from the real concerns after NFL Week 1. Who's truly to blame for the Ravens' surprising loss? Should the Lions be concerned? Are the Giants already screwed. Plus, is there real reason for optimism with the Jets, is Daniel Jones finally turning a corner, and why Mike McDaniel isn't the real issue in Miami. It's all on the table in our Week 1 reality check.