On this episode, Shay and Aidan break down a thrilling night one of the NBA Play-In Tournament, highlighted by statement wins from the Charlotte Hornets and Portland Trail Blazers. Aidan then sounds off on the struggles of the San Francisco Giants, questioning how a talented roster continues to underperform. To close, the duo dives into Diana Russini’s resignation from The Athletic following her controversy involving Mike Vrabel—and what it could mean for the future of sports journalism.

On this special edition of The Irish Hello, Shay and Aidan break down the entire NBA Playoff picture, starting with the chaos and intensity of the play-in tournament. From a loaded Western Conference headlined by MVP-caliber talent to an Eastern Conference primed for drama, the duo gets you set for every storyline, every matchup, and the chase for the Larry O'Brien Trophy.

On this episode, Aidan and Shay break down another unforgettable The Masters, as Rory McIlroy reaches the mountaintop for the second straight year. Shay is also forced to eat his words after his bold claim that the Detroit Pistonscouldn’t win 60 games—only for them to hit that mark exactly. Plus, the guys spotlight Jordan Walker, baseball’s home run leader, whose offseason adjustments are paying major dividends at the plate.

On this hump day edition, Aidan and Shay break down a wild night across Major League Baseball, highlighted by a heated clash between Jorge Soler and Reynaldo López, plus a hilarious moment at Tropicana Field that you won’t believe. They also dive into Draymond Green’s take on the evolving NBA Play-In Tournament, questioning whether it’s created a wave of uncompetitive basketball across the league. To wrap things up, Aidan reads Geno Auriemma’s apology to Dawn Staley, as the duo unpacks the latest chapter in this ongoing saga.

On this special edition of The Irish Hello, Aidan and Shay are joined by Luke Lendler, co-host of Onions on Blaze Radio, to break down an unforgettable college basketball season, capped off by a championship run from the Michigan Wolverines. The trio hands out season awards, shares their favorite moments, highlights the best storylines, and picks their standout players. From iconic performances to niche references, the group captures everything that made this season truly special.

On their first episode of the week, Shay and Aidan break down the brilliance of UCLA Bruins women's basketball, capturing its first national championship of the NCAA era behind a dominant starting five and elite coaching on the sideline. The duo also recaps the Men’s Final Four, spotlighting the sustained dominance of the Michigan Wolverines, who have looked like the nation’s top team from the Players Era tournament in Las Vegas back in November all the way to now. To wrap things up, they shift to MLB, voicing real concerns about the Boston Red Sox and their sluggish 2–7 start, where just about everything that could go wrong has.

On their final episode of March, Shay and Aidan break down the month’s most unforgettable moment—Braylon Mullins sending UConn Huskies men's basketball to the Final Four with a jaw-dropping shot from the logo, a play neither of them will forget anytime soon. The duo also dives into the start of the MLB season—easily their favorite time of year—and why NBC has been firing on all cylinders with its baseball coverage. To close things out, Aidan awards his “Pot of Gold” to Gary Woodland, highlighting his resilience and vulnerability after brain surgery, capped off by an inspiring return to the winner’s circle on the PGA Tour.

On their final episode of the week, Aidan and Shay dive into a jam-packed slate of sports, starting with the excitement of MLB’s first full day of games as they highlight their must-watch matchups. The duo then turns to college basketball, breaking down a loaded Sweet 16 weekend—spotlighting the elite coaching matchups set to take center stage on Friday. To close, they shift to the international stage, previewing a massive World Cup qualifier as Republic of Ireland national football team faces Czech Republic national football team, with Ireland chasing its first World Cup appearance in 24 years.

On this episode, Shay and Aidan break down the fallout from Hubert Davis’ departure at North Carolina Tar Heels men's basketball, diving into potential replacements and whether it could spark another massive coaching carousel across college sports—similar to what we’ve seen in football. Then, the conversation shifts to the NBA, where Aidan makes his case that the league currently lacks a true “face,” and how that uncertainty may be impacting national interest and viewership. Finally, the guys turn their attention to Major League Baseball Opening Night, where excitement is building for a marquee pitching matchup featuring two of the game’s elite arms.

On a special edition of The Irish Hello, Aidan and Shay dive into all things Major League Baseball—starting with Pete Crow-Armstrong’s contract extension and the biggest storylines heading into the season. From there, the duo breaks down every division, predicts each winner, and reveals their full 1–6 playoff seeding in both leagues. They wrap things up with World Series picks and season-long award predictions.

It all starts tomorrow night.