Will Hill reacts to another Knicks loss as they are quickly heading towards a potential top-five pick in the NBA draft. The Nets host the Heat. Also, what should the Giants and Jets do in the draft?

Will Hill is joined by Ryan Rothstein of the Philadelphia CityCast podcast. They discuss NBA and college basketball futures. Also, the possibility of MLB getting underway soon.

Will Hill is joined by Jason Weingarten of The Wide World of Weingarten podcast. They preview the NL East in its entirety whether we get a full MLB season or not! Jason likes a longshot future as well.

Will Hill is joined by Chris Falica of ESPN's College Gameday. The guys discuss where the Jets are at and what direction they need to go. Will we have an offseason that sees big QBs move? Also, which NFL draft prospects does he like, and which QB prospects should you keep an eye on?

Will Hill is joined by Ryan Rothstein of the Philadelphia CityCast. The guys discuss the NBA post-All-Star break. Also, some off-season NFL talk. Will there be any major QB moves?

Will Hill recaps an eventful NBA All-Star weekend. He is also joined by Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report. Fischer discusses in detail what led up to James Harden getting traded from the Nets to the 76ers.

Will Hill is joined by Jason Weingarten of VSiN. They preview the AL East (for whenever MLB starts). Where do the Yankees stack up in a deep/competitive division?

Will Hill gives an update on the MLB labor strike. He is joined by Jonathan Von Tobel of VSiN. They discuss Tom Thibodeau's job security, the Nets outlook, and a great value for the 3-point shooting contest during All-Star weekend.

Will Hill reacts to the Knicks blowing a 28-point lead to a short-handed Nets team. Will is also joined by Ryan Rothstein where they discuss NBA futures and values for All-Star weekend.

Will Hill is joined by Mike Sando from The Athletic. They discuss if Matthew Stafford has Hall of Fame credentials now that he won a Super Bowl. Is there a path to Tom Brady playing in 2022-23? Also, why there is hope for Giants fans with Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen.