Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed John Santamaria to discuss all things Jets, and later talked about the Mets current status, and wrapped things up by discussing the Olympic basketball competition.

Host Bill Donohue welcomes Hall-of-Fame pitcher Rollie Fingers to the program, who helped to redefine the role of a relief pitcher, revolutionizing the position. Later, Bill spoke to pitcher Pedro Sierra about his 22-year baseball career that began in the Negro National League. Pedro spoke about his career, his days in the Negro Leagues, and the time Ted Williams invited him for a tryout.

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed Sachem’s Rafe Schlesinger who was recently drafted by MLB’s Cleveland Guardians to discuss the draft process and his goal of making it to “The Show.” Next, WFAN and Yankees play-by-play man Emmanuel Berbari called in to discuss his new role on-air with the Bronx Bombers. Finally, Mets’Up podcast’s James Schiano joined the program to talk all things Mets and possible trade deadline moves across the majors.

Host Bill Donohue talks with author Eric Vickrey about his book Season of Shattered Dreams: Postwar Baseball, the Spokane Indians, and a Tragic Bus Crash That Changed Everything. They discuss the tragic bus crash that killed several members of the Spokane Indians in 1946. It was the arguably worst accident in the history of professional sports in America. Later, Bill talks with former New York Mets manager and Spokane Indians player Bobby Valentine, who reminisced about the 2000 Mets and his career in baseball.

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo were joined by Jonny “Sticks” Santamaria to talk about the New York Islanders draft and free agency. Later, in the second half hour, noted sports reporter Pete McCarthy joined the show to discuss the New York Mets and Yankees as they enter the all-star break.

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former Detroit Tigers catcher Lance Parrish and later talks with Jerry Izenberg, author of the new book Larry Doby in Black and White: The Story of a Baseball Pioneer.

Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed Long Island native Timmy Kiggins to the program to discuss his 5-year career playing basketball at Bryant University and his thoughts on the state of college basketball. Later, New York Mets’ insider John Hansen called into the show to talk about the Mets recent success and Major League Baseball as it approaches the All-Star Break.

Host Andy Suekoff opens the show talking with some stories about his dad and his love of sports. He follows up by wondering if Grimace should be at every Mets game and who’s going to fill in the holes for the Yankees.

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed 3 Birmingham Southern College baseball team members to discuss their run to the Division 3 World Series after the school officially closed. Then the guys chatted with Tennis insider Brendan Caputo about the lead-up to this summer’s US Open in Flushing, New York.

Host Mike Guidone welcomed New York Rangers and Yankees reporter Brian Palermo to discuss the NHL Playoffs and the Bronx Bombers hot start. In the second half of the program, College Football Insider Conner Clark discussed the New York Giants and Jets’ drafts and the first-round quarterback explosion.