Host Gary Harding hosts along with guest co-host Kimmy Moisa and welcome Andrew Gross from Newsday, and got his opinions on the Islanders, the break, as well as his IT issues on Zoom calls. They also talked to Paul Kreischer from Isles Talk about the Isles issues, and a small debate about some comments made by Andrew Gross.

Host Gary Harding welcomes Kimmy Moisa (aka IslesGirl3) to the WGBB studio to guest co-host and talk about the issues that the Islanders will have with the upcoming 12 day break between games. They also took some calls, talking about the Rangers, and the NFL. Co-Host John Panarese also called in to give his opinions on the Isles, and the expectations for the Mets with he acquisition of Max Scherzer.

Host Rob Cramer opens up the show talking about the Giants loss to the Cowboys and discusses the Jets blowing one down in Miami. Then after the break Rob gets into the Mets hiring of Buck Showalter as the new manager and briefly touch on the Knicks recent struggles.

Host Bill Donohue begins the show welcoming in the only man to get a hit for 2 different teams (the Mets and Expos) on the same day, Joel Youngblood. Then Bill talks with author Alan Hirsch who’s written a book that’s right up our alley, Baseball’s Most Bizarre Plays.

Host Andy Suekoff opens the show telling stories of his first experience at the Army-Navy game, the best football game to be played at Met Life Stadium in 2021. It’s true because, frankly, the Jets and Giants have been terrible! Later, Andy welcomes Chicago Cubs pitcher Adbert Alzolay to discuss his goals for 2022, and wraps up with highlights from his first New York Riptide game.

Host Bill Donohue begins the show talking with “Mr. Islander,” Bobby Nystrom. Later, Bill welcomes columnist and author Arthur Staple, who discussed his new book, 100 Things Islanders Fans Should Know and Do Before They Die.

Host Bill Donohue begins the show talking with Bob Klapisch, baseball columnist for the Newark Star-Ledger and member of the Baseball Writers' Association of America, about the Hall-of-Fame vote this year. Bill then talks Rich Lisk, EVP for the New York Riptide, Long Island’s professional lacrosse team playing at Nassau Coliseum, and closes out the show with a special visit from former Mets pitcher Art Shamsky, discussing with Bill the newest Hall-of-Famer, Gil Hodges.

Hosts Gary Harding and John Panarese begin the hour talking about the state of New York sports, specifically the Mets potential signings, and the positives in the Jets and Giants wins earlier in the day. The guys ended the hour talking to Paul Kreischer from Isles Talk about the team’s recent woes.

Hosts Gary Harding and John Panarese begin the show talking with former New York Islanders goaltender Dwayne Roloson in the Islander Alumni spotlight. In the second half hour, John needed to get some Islanders frustration off of his chest with a rant regarding the NHL’s handling of the Covid situation.

Host Bill Donohue talks with former New York Mets pitcher Sid Fernandez and later welcomes Randy Bachman, founding member of the original Guess Who and Bachman Turner Overdrive.