Locked Up Sports: New York Sports Talk

The Mets didn't just win on Opening Day… they made a statement.

In one of the most shocking starts to a season you'll see, the Mets jumped all over Paul Skenes and knocked him out in the FIRST inning. The reigning Cy Young winner had no answers as the Mets lineup came out aggressive, disciplined, and ready to prove something.

And then came the moment…

Carson Benge, making his Major League debut, steps up and delivers a HOME RUN — instantly creating one of the best Opening Day stories in recent Mets history.

This isn't last year's team.

New faces. New energy. New expectations.

We break it all down — from the early offensive explosion to what this means moving forward. Is this Mets team for real?

If this is a sign of what's to come… buckle up.

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St. John's just delivered one of the biggest moments in program history.

A buzzer-beating win over Kansas sends the Red Storm to their first Sweet 16 since 1999 — and the Garden-to-March magic is officially back.

On this episode of Locked Up Sports, we break down:

Then we look ahead to the Sweet 16 showdown vs Duke:

Plus:

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March Madness is HERE — and we're breaking it ALL down on Locked Up Sports.

Can St. John's make a Final Four run? We dive deep into their NCAA Tournament path, key matchups, and what it will take for them to survive and advance.

PLUS — it's time for Bob's Brackets:

✔ Full bracket breakdown

✔ Upset alerts

✔ Cinderella picks

✔ Final Four predictions

✔ National Championship pick

If you're filling out a bracket — this is the episode you NEED.

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On this episode of Locked Up Sports: New York Sports Talk, we're joined by one of the most respected voices in sports broadcasting, Sean McDonough.

Sean currently serves as the lead NHL play-by-play announcer on ABC and ESPN and has called some of the biggest events in sports over the course of his incredible career. From broadcasting the World Series on CBS Sports to calling college football national championship games, Big East basketball, and Monday Night Football, Sean has been behind the microphone for countless iconic moments.

In this conversation, we discuss Sean's journey in sports broadcasting, the preparation that goes into calling major national games, his experiences covering the Big East Tournament, and his thoughts on this year's college basketball tournament.

Sean also reflects on calling Joe Carter's historic World Series walk-off home run and shares insights on what makes great play-by-play broadcasting.

A fantastic conversation with one of the true professionals in the business.

St. Johns, the defending Champions snd UCONN are the overwhelming favorites to meet on Saturday night for the championship but it is March and this is the Big East Tournament so expect the Unexpected. We go through the Bracket as the Big East Conference invades the Worlds most Famous Arena for four days starting tomorrow. This is the Big East Preview you cant miss as a basketball fan

St. John's answers the bell with a dominant win over Villanova in front of a packed Garden crowd. Is this the performance that solidifies their tournament resume?

We also dive into Carson Benge's impressive spring and whether he has a real shot at cracking the Mets' Opening Day roster.

And finally, Aaron Glenn's NFL Combine moment — falling asleep during media availability — sparks debate. Big deal or nothing burger?

All that and more on Locked Up Sports.

St. John's suffers one of the most shocking losses in program history, falling 72–40 to UConn in a complete offensive collapse.

The Red Storm shot just 19% from the field (11-for-56), missed their final 24 shots, and didn't score a single field goal for the final 17+ minutes. It is officially the lowest-scoring game ever by a Rick Pitino coached team and the worst loss to UConn in school history.

Locked Up Sports welcomes New York Post St. John's beat reporter Zach Braziller for a full breakdown of the Red Storm's biggest stretch of the season.

Locked Up Sports welcomes New York Post beat reporter Zach Braziller for a deep dive into the hottest team in the Big East.

We preview the massive St. John's vs UConn showdown, examine whether this Red Storm team is built for a Final Four run, and discuss the long-term future of Rick Pitino in Queens.

Plus:

If you care about New York college hoops — this one's a must-listen.

Sal Licata joins Locked Up Sports for a must-watch conversation covering his departure from WFAN, the future of the Mets under Carlos Mendoza, and whether the Knicks' championship window is closing.

Sal opens up about the WFAN decision, saying he doesn't agree with it but respects it — and confirms he will not be returning.

We dive deep into the Mets, where Sal makes it clear: if the team misses the playoffs, Carlos Mendoza will be fired. He also tells fans to move on from Pete Alonso and Brandon Nimmo, praises David Stearns for breaking up a losing core, and predicts a bounce-back season from Francisco Alvarez. Sal also believes the addition of Marcus Semien was a strong move to improve the lineup.

On the Knicks side, Sal says if they don't win a championship this year, it may be time to break up the core.

This is a bold, honest, unfiltered NY sports conversation.

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