In his last episode before spring break, Joey begins by talking about BC and Northeastern baseball both jumping out to 5-1 starts to the season. He highlights the elite performances of Mike Sirota and Danny Crossen for the Huskies, along with Peter Burns and Nick Wang for BC. After that, he recaps what happened in Northeastern’s showdown against the Red Sox on Friday and gives his thoughts on the new MLB rules, including the shift, larger bases, and the pitch clock. Then, he breaks down BC basketball’s huge victory over No. 6 Virginia last week at Conte Forum and outlines how much great progress the program has shown this year under Earl Grant.

In the middle of the episode, Joey is joined for an hour by the sports guru Mike Hurley. Mike jumps on to talk about the Boston Bruins and their hot stretch, winning seven straight games heading into Calgary tonight. Mike and Joey offer a thorough breakdown of the Bruins roster and their trade last week with the Washington Capitals for Dmitry Orlov. The duo preview Friday’s NHL Trade Deadline and analyze Timo Meier’s trade to the Devils and the Rangers acquiring Patrick Kane. They explain whether or not they believe the Sharks will move defenseman Erik Karlsson and debate which players they believe could still be on the move. Joey and Mike give a rundown of their thoughts on the New York Rangers, New Jersey Devils, New York Islanders, Arizona Coyotes and the Edmonton Oilers, during their in-depth look at the NHL. At the end, Mike mentions whether he is a fan of the MLB pitch clock or not, before the duo closes the segment by talking about a few teams they are excited to see compete in March Madness.

Following that, Joey provides live play-by-play coverage of the BC basketball game against Wake Forest. At the end, he presents an entire outline of all of the biggest dates in sports over the next few weeks, including March Madness Selection Sunday, the start of NFL free agency, and the beginning of the Hockey East tournament.

In this episode, Joey previews today’s preseason debut for the Boston Red Sox as they will take on the Northeastern Huskies at 1:05 p.m. in Fort Myers. Joey breaks down each team’s lineup and gives insight into how NU played in the first weekend of the season.

In this episode, Joey starts off with a 20-minute segment about Russell Westbrook’s decision to sign with the Los Angeles Clippers and he explains why he believes Russ will fit in well with Paul George, Kawhi Leonard and company. After that, he moves onto recapping the NBA All-Star Weekend and highlights Jayson Tatum’s 55-point performance, the most ever in an All-Star game. Joey goes on a rant about why the NBA needs to find a way to make the game more competitive, like the way the NFL re-envisioned the Pro Bowl with a flag football tournament, among other competitions. He breaks down who won each of the contests, including Mac McClung’s Slam Dunk title. Then, Joey dives into the NFL and discusses why he believes Daniel Jones will be paid major money by the Giants this offseason. He talks about what the Patriots need to do and why they need to go make a move for a big-play wide receiver. Following that, he switches gears to the Red Sox and updates listeners on the start of spring training, with a look at a potential Sox starting lineup. At the end, he highlights the start of the College Baseball season with a breakdown of Northeastern and Boston College’s series wins over the weekend against UNC Greensboro and Pepperdine, respectively.

In this episode, Joey previews the 2023 XFL season as the league tries to make a return after falling apart in 2020 due to bankruptcy issues. Joey breaks down each team’s head coach and their respective roster, while highlighting players to keep your eye on. In addition to that, he previews this weekend’s matchups and provides information on how to tune in.

In this Valentine’s Day special, Joey is joined by the sports wizard Paul to break down Super Bowl 57. They go in-depth on the performances of Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts, and discuss some of the biggest turning points of the game, including Kadarius Toney’s elite punt return. After that, they transition to recapping the first-ever Beanpot consolation game between BC and BU, and talk about this being a potential turning point for the Eagles to get back on track, after a rough winless stretch. They praise Northeastern goalie Devon Levi for his elite performance and highlight the Huskies for winning their fourth Beanpot title in the last five tournaments. Before switching topics, they preview the 44th Women’s Beanpot final between BC and Northeastern. Next, Joey and Paul update listeners on the recent performances of the BC basketball team and praise head coach Earl Grant for getting the program on track. Then, they transition to debating whether or not the Giants will be bringing back quarterback Daniel Jones and running back Saquon Barkley.

At the end, Joey is joined for a half-hour by the legend Mark Walsh to break down the 70th Beanpot final. The duo dive into Devon Levi’s ridiculous saves and credit him with helping turn the season around over the last nine games. They mention former Northeastern defenseman and captain Jordan Harris' two-goal game this past week for the Montreal Canadiens After that, Joey and Mark talk about the struggles of the Bruins over the last five games and explain why they are not too worried. They converse about what a potential David Pastrnak deal will look like, before transitioning to an in-depth outline of what the Patriots need to do in the offseason to keep up with the rest of the AFC East. Before closing, they talk about Raiders quarterback Derek Carr being released and weigh where his future home could be, while listing each quarterback that could be on the move this offseason.

In this episode, Joey gives a last-second preview of today’s Super Bowl Sunday matchup between the Eagles and the Chiefs. He breaks down key players on each side of the ball for both teams and discusses the potential retirement of Andy Reid.

In this early morning upload, Joey reacts to the shocking blockbuster trade that will send Brooklyn Nets superstar Kevin Durant to the Phoenix Suns in return for a package that includes three players and four first-round picks with an additional first-round pick swap. He reflects on Kyrie Irving and Durant’s time in Brooklyn and how much of a disaster their tenures were for the Nets. At the end, Joey talks about what this means for the entire Western Conference and evaluates what the Los Angeles Clippers need to do as their win-now window has become much more difficult after the Durant deal.

In this episode, Joey breaks down the three-team trade between the Los Angeles Lakers, Minnesota Timberwolves and the Utah Jazz, that sent Russell Westbrook to Utah and D'Angelo Russell to the LA. He outlines what each team received in the deal and explains why he is happy that Westbrook will get a new start elsewhere. Joey comments on where Westbrook could end up after potentially being bought out and lobbies for the Clippers to sign him.

At the start of this episode, Joey recaps what happened in the Beanpot semifinals games from last night: Harvard-BC and Northeastern-BU. He previews next week’s finals matchup between Harvard and Northeastern, the first finals matchup between the two programs in the 70-year history of the Beanpot. After that, Joey reflects on the Kyrie Irving trade and explains why he does not think it will work out for Dallas, with an entire outline of Irving’s tenure in Brooklyn as support. Then, he moves on to recapping the NFL Conference Championship games, San Francisco vs. Philadelphia and Cincinnati vs. Kansas City, and previews Super Bowl LVII with analysis behind his predictions. At the end, he breaks down why it is essential to respect talent and greatness, and he goes in-depth on the successes of Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers and Stephen Curry, among others.

In this episode, Joey breaks down the biggest storyline of the last week with legendary quarterback Tom Brady officially calling it a career. Joey explains his respect for Brady and how hard it is to not respect greatness.