"The Show" with Joe Raineri

Joe explains why the greatest thing to happen to the Las Vegas Golden Knight fans was to lose the Cup to the Caps. What does this championship mean to Alex Ovechkin's legacy? Was Ovechkin the Dan Marino of the NHL. Follow Joe on Twitter @JoeRaineri and Instagram/Facebook @JoeRaineriShow

Joe talks about Terrell Owens and his declining the invitation to the HOF induction ceremony. Joe thinks Terrell represents all of us. How? Listen and find out. Subscribe to "The Show" and never miss an episode.

Tony Romo took the NFL by surprise yesterday announcing that he will be taking over for Phil Simms as an analyst this coming season on CBS. That sent many teams and media members scrambling to find answers. One of the big questions on everyone's mind is whether or not Tony will be any good in the booth with Jim Nantz. Joe thinks he won't last more than a year at the job. And he reason why may surprise you.

Please subscribe and download the podcast for on demand listening anytime and as always thank for tuning in.

Joe Raineri

Erik Spoelstra is the most underrated coach in all of professional sports. Especially in the NBA. Why? In this episode Joe talks about what makes him coach of the year in 2017 and tries to understand why ESPN recently ranked him the 5th best coach this year.

Please share and subscribe to the podcast and listen anytime on demand. Thanks as always for listening.

Joe

Topics Covered:

* The battle for the eighth seed in the NBA Eastern Conference and a Preview of the MUST WIN game for the Miami Heat.

* History was made last night in the NBA, Congratulations to....

* Welcome back this NBA Star to the court. Oh how we have missed this guy.

*Why Erik Spoelstra is the most underrated coach in the NBA.

* Tony Romo will not last more than one year in the booth calling NFL games. I'll tell you why.

As always Thanks for listening and please subscribe and download the podcast so you can listen on demand anytime you like.

Joe

Topic Covered: If the Miami Heat do NOT make the playoffs does that mean this season was a failure?

It has been one of the strangest seasons on record for the Miami Heat. With just 5 games left in the season the Miami Heat are holding on to their playoff hopes as an 8th seed. With a huge game on the road tomorrow against Charlotte many are beginning to wonder whether or not the Heat need to make the playoffs for this season to be considered a success. I have a different point of view. See if you agree.

Please subscribe and share with your friends and as always thanks for listening

Joe Raineri