JJ talks Mets with their former pitcher & current host of the "Amazin' But True" podcast, Nelson Figueroa. 

JJ does an early preview of the NFL Draft with Connor Rogers of Bleacher Report. 

Zach Braziller (NY Post), one of the foremost authorities on college basketball, checks in with JJ as March Madness is just around the corner.

Zach and JJ discuss the resumes for Seton Hall, Rutgers, and go all around the country to judge which teams should get in, and which should have their bubble burst.

The critically acclaimed writer Ian O'Connor, author of 3 straight NY Times Bestsellers, stops by to chat with JJ about some of the biggest sports stories past and present.

The conversation ranges from Tiger Woods and his legacy, Tom Brady's GOAT status & stories of Belichick, the Knicks and Thibodeau, the Nets and their Big 3, and Joe Torre and the Yankees. It's an interview you do not want to miss.

Wednesday's edition of #JJAfterDark kicks off with JJ talking about the latest chapter in the Domingo German saga.

German addressed the team after being welcomed to Spring Training, and then finally recently addressed the media for the first time. JJ gives his advice for the young Yankees pitcher, who last had a very successful 2019 season before being suspended for a domestic abuse incident.

JJ kicks off the Wednesday edition of Odds On Sports by giving out some potential MLB MVP futures bets, and then previews the night's card in the NBA and for college hoops.

The great Harry Gagnon from "Against All Odds" drops in to preview the night as well, and give his pick.

JJ talks about all the major story lines going into the Major League Baseball regular season with the great Chris Rose of Jomboy Media. 

JJ talks about all the latest rumors going on at Yankees Spring Training with the great Rickie Ricardo. 

JJ talks to legendary sportscaster Jimmy Roberts of the Golf Channel about all of the big story lines going on in the PGA this season. 

JJ talks Yankees baseball with the legendary Bob Klapisch of The Star-Ledger and NJ.com.