In this brief episode, Joey previews the Giants-Texans Week 10 showdown from the MetLife Stadium parking lot. Joey is joined by Jacob “Cap” Curley, the legend Mark Walsh, the hockey prodigy Paul Guerard and Tom Brady superfan Ryan Walsh. They each provide score predictions for the game with insight into their choices.

In this episode, Joey recaps the World Series and talks about Astros rookie shortstop Jeremy Peña’s unreal postseason. He mentions the start of MLB free agency and highlights all of the top free agents available on the market, including Trea Turner and Jacob DeGrom. He provides updates on the BC, Northeastern, and AIC hockey seasons and their upcoming matchups. Joey breaks down BC basketball’s opening night victory and Northeastern’s loss to Boston University.

In the middle, he is joined by the Boston sports wizard Paul and the sports guru Mike Hurley. They come on to give their takes for the upcoming home-and-home between Northeastern and BC hockey, debate whether or not Phil Jurkovec has lost his starting job to Emmett Morehead even when he returns healthy, and provide predictions for the Giants-Texans game this weekend. The trio try to break down the struggles of Jurkovec, explain why it was a bad decision by Bruins management to sign Mitchell Miller, and preview this weekend’s matchup for BC football as they travel to NC State. At the end, they list their top three sports movies ever, including a few honorable mentions.

In this special episode, Joey starts by recapping what happened during the NFL Trade Deadline and gives his takes on the biggest moves. He highlights the start of midweek MACtion (Mid-American Conference) football with Kent State hosting Ball State tonight, along with Ohio hosting Buffalo. After that, he previews tonight’s Game 3 showdown of the World Series with a rundown of each team’s lineup and the starting pitchers for each club. Joey provides live updates of both the MAC games and Game 3 of the World Series.

Then, Joey is joined by iconic sports radio personality Will Manzi of Manzi and Trost, and Brian “BK Baller” Kaelin, the BC Intramural Football MVP (25:53). They discuss the rollercoaster ride that the Brooklyn Nets have been on over the past few seasons and debate whether or not head coach Steve Nash was the issue after his firing.

Following that, they weigh the possibility that Aaron Judge stays with the Yankees and what the future holds for Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone. With the poor calls of MLB umpires, the trio debate the future of umpiring and debate whether or not robotic umpires would be a solution. Staying on the topic of baseball, the triad voice their outlook of the future for Xander Bogaerts and Rafael Devers with the Red Sox.

Before closing the episode, they talk about Patriots quarterback Mac Jones and argue whether or not he should remain the starter over Bailey Zappe. At the end, each of them outline their top three favorite athletes of all-time in their respective cities and their top three Halloween candies.

In this episode, Joey provides a quick breakdown of the Phillies and Astros’ lineups ahead of Game 1 tonight and who the starting pitchers are for each team. He talks about Astros ace Justin Verlander and how much he has struggled in his career in the World Series.

In this breaking news episode, Joey breaks down Joe Schoen's decision to trade Giants receiver Kadarius Toney to the Kansas City Chiefs. Joey gives insight into why the Giants made the move and why he believes it is best for the franchise moving forward.

In this second episode of a back-to-back, Joey gives his predictions for the 2022-2023 NBA Season with a forecast of every team’s win-loss record, who will win every player award and which teams will match up in the Eastern & Western Conference Finals and NBA Finals.

After that, Joey is joined by the Boston sports wizard Paul for an in-depth look at how the New York Giants have been playing so far and how the impact of coaching can make a huge difference on a football team. They touch on the recent 5-0 victory for BC hockey over UNH and praise BC men’s basketball coach Earl Grant for the great work he did in Year 1. Then, the sports guru Mike Hurley joins them on the hot seat and comes on to discuss: whether or not the Red Sox will pay Xander Bogaerts and Rafael Devers, if Mac Jones deserves to start over Bailey Zappe, how the Bruins have performed early in the season, and how BC football will play this weekend at UConn. They dive into their support of UMaine football and how much confidence they have in the program. At the end, they provide their top three favorite Boston athletes of all-time and their Halloween Candy Power Rankings.

In this episode, Joey previews the Phillies-Astros World Series matchup with predictions and a breakdown of statistics from each team’s top players over the MLB Playoffs. Then, he transitions to the New York Football Giants and praises Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley for their elite starts to the season, leading the Giants to a 6-1 record. He provides an in-depth analysis into the statistics of Jones and Barkley, Dave Gettleman’s two most criticized moves. Joey goes on a rant about Gettleman’s four-year tenure as the Giants general manager and reflects on some of his biggest moves. He takes a side contrary to popular belief and lists out many of Gettleman’s best moves. Despite missing on Nate Solder and Kenny Golladay, most of the remaining Giants team are from the Gettleman Era, with many of them having career years under better coaching. What was the bigger issue: coaching or front office moves? Joey takes the coaching side and defends Gettleman.

For the second half of the episode (40:50), Joey is joined by the legend Mark Walsh, the St. Michael’s College ace Joey Hosea, the hockey prodigy Paul Guerard and the King of Dorchester James Hosea (47:21). They discuss everything from sports from their favorite Boston athletes of all-time (1:14:47) to the best MLB City Connect jerseys, all the way to how they believe the Bruins and Celtics will perform this year and whether or not the New England Revolution should move their stadium to the Seaport. They comment on the Patriots’ quarterback controversy between Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe and exchange their views on whether or not Zdeno Chara should have retired a Bruin. Additionally, they debate whether or not Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady’s struggles are the beginning to the end of their careers and whether or not the Red Sox will re-sign Xander Bogaerts and Rafael Devers. At the end, they talk about their favorite artists to listen to before a big game and who they believe will win the World Series.

In this episode, Joey previews today’s Giants-Jaguars showdown with an update on injuries and who’s in/out. He provides analysis behind his score prediction and mentions a few players he believes could have a big game for the Giants.

In this brief episode, Joey recaps what happened in Game 2 of the ALCS and Game 3 of the NLCS. He previews Gerrit Cole’s Game 3 start tonight in the Bronx and breaks down each team’s lineup. After that, he talks about what happened in the Phillies’ 4-2 win over the Padres and previews tonight’s Game 4 showdown with insight into each starting pitcher and the Phillies starting lineup.

In this episode, Joey breaks down what happened last week in college football with an in-depth look into Alabama’s loss to Tennessee and Volunteers Quarterback Hendon Hooker’s electric five touchdown performance. In addition to that, he recaps some of the other biggest games of last weekend and what happened in the Mid-American Conference (MAC). After that, he previews some of today and tonight’s biggest matchups in the world of college football and the MAC and provides predictions for each game.