Neil Keefe and Brian Monzo talk about what to expect from the Rangers this season after their Stanley Cup Final run last season, the emergence of youth on the Rangers' roster and some hockey and football gambling.

Neil Keefe and Ryan Brandell talk about the upcoming season by looking back at the end of last season, the Rangers' and Blackhawks' window of opportunity and living with the Stanley Cup-or-bust mentality.

Neil Keefe and Ed Valentine talk about how the Giants saved their season with back-to-back wins, what the difference has been for the offense since the first two games and if the Giants can survive their upcoming schedule and stay in the playoff race.

Neil Keefe and Bald Vinny talk about the end of the Derek Jeter era and the end of a Bleacher Creature era, the differences between old Yankee Stadium and new Yankee Stadium and what the future holds for Bald Vinny's House of Tees.

Neil Keefe and Tim Duff talk about the Jets' meltdown in Green Bay, the controversial timeout called from the sideline against the Packers and what to make of the Jets after their 1-1 start to the season.

Neil Keefe and Brian Monzo talk about the Giants' problems through the first two games, if the Giants can and save their season before its lost and how the first two weeks of gambling on the NFL have gone.

Neil Keefe and Brian McGonagle talk about the rumors of expansion in the NHL, the state of sports in New York and Boston and the pain of one of your teams missing an opportunity at a championship.

Neil Keefe and Ed Valentine talk about the performance of Eli Manning and his receivers against the Lions, what will happen with Ben McAdoo's offense and if this season is going to play out the same way last season did.

Neil Keefe and Tim Duff talk about the Jets' decision to hold a contest to replace Fireman Ed, how the Jets are going to handle the six-week gauntlet from Weeks 2 through 7 and if Jets fans will turn on Geno Smith in favor Michael Vick.

Neil Keefe and Chris Lopresti talk about a potential quarterback controversy with the Jets, the plateau Rex Ryan needs to reach to remain head coach and the perception of the job John Idzik has done now in his second season with the team.