Grind Hours Podcast

Joe is joined by Host of the "Breaking Balls Podcast" Emily Nyman as they begin discussing the horrendous week that was for the Yankees, Aaron Judge's absence, and if this team is fixable. Then, the real problems with the Yankees team building (24:59), as well as who is to blame, the needed fixes at the top of the organization, and whether the Yankees will buy or sell at the deadline (35:12).

Joe is solo for this podcast and starts out discussing his realistic expectations for the Jets, who is most responsible for how far the Jets will go this season, and the pressure on Gang Green. Then, he talks about Saquon Barkley not reaching a long-term deal with the New York Giants and what that means for Big Blue moving forward (21:34), & much more!

Joe is joined by Co-Host of the "Children's Programming" Podcast and Lead Man of "The Bad Ideas," Nick Paradies, to go over their list for the 7th Annual NBA Roast aka The Mike Conley Award.

Joe is solo for this podcast as he begins discussing the Yankees loss in Game 1 of their double header with the Cardinals and what the ball club needs to do to get the fanbase turned back on the teams' side in the second half. Then, he talks about the Nets first day of free agency, what he'd want the team to do moving forward, as well as the Knicks and Lakers being BIG Day 1 Winners (15:30), and SO much more!

Joe is solo again and he starts the podcast discussing Josh Donaldson's time in New York, trade options, and the need for a spark for the Yankees (2:16). Then, he switches to the NBA draft to talk about how boring of a night it was, Wembanyama's impact on the NBA Title, and confidence in the Brooklyn Nets draft (15:16). He finishes the show talking about the Kristaps Porzingis trade and how it will make Boston take a step back (24:33), and SO much more!

Joe is solo for this podcast as he starts by discussing Brian Cashman's comments before yesterday's game that he doesn't agree with, Gerrit Cole stopping a four-game losing streak, Josh Donaldson's ineffectiveness, a good thing surrounding Clay Holmes. He then switches to the NBA to discuss why he doesn't believe the new Big Three in Phoenix will work and what that means for Kevin Durant's and Devin Booker's legacy (19:11). Finally, he stays in the NBA and talks about why the Knicks missing out on Bradley Beal is a bad thing for New York, what will define next season, & the message that the Knicks front office needs to send to its fans (31:05), and SO much more!

Joe starts off the podcast discussing his take around the news of Ja Morant getting suspended by the NBA. Then, Joe's old WBCR partner,Austin Santiago of the CBS Evening News, joins the show to discuss who the best player in the NBA is, whether the Nuggets can repeat as Champions, and what is next for the New York Knicks this offseason (10:30). Finally, Joe dials up the Trade Machine ahead of the NBA Draft and NBA Free Agency to try to his best to break Twitter (27:30), and SO much more!

Joe is solo on this episode as he starts with discussing about the questionable decisions Aaron Boone made late that cost the Yankees a chance at a sweep over the Mets. He then talks about why this series can be a turning point for both the Mets & Yankees (14:08), before giving his biggest takeaways from the first installment of the Subway Series for the 2023 season (27:07), and SO much more!