Host Gary Harding and guest co-host Gil Martin welcomed Stephen Gillis, a minor league hockey coach from Vancouver BC, and talked with him about his recent health issues and how his minor hockey team was a major part of his recovery. Later the guys spoke with author Matthew Blittner about his book, UNFORGETTABLE NY ISLANDERS: Games...

Host Gary Harding and guest co-host Gil Martin talked to longtime Islanders broadcaster Jiggs McDonald about the Isles retirement ceremonies of John Tonelli and Butch Goring. The guys also talked about the state of the Mets as they get ready for the upcoming season.  

Host Bill Donohue talks with Mike Hargrove- a great baseball man, 1974 MLB Rookie of the Year and former skipper of some great Tribe teams. Later Bill welcomes author Jeremy Beer to discuss his great book about Negro League star Oscar Charleston: The Life and Legend of Baseball’s Greatest Forgotten Player.  

Host Jack Smithlin invited coach Ani Ramos back by popular demand. The two coaches discussed current youth topics such as, specializing in one sport, multiple sport athletes, transgender athletes competing in High School sports, and should there be a commissioner of youth sports in the United States.  

Host Andy Suekoff opens the show with Arizona State Hockey coach Greg Powers as they discuss the top ten Sun Devils. Later, Andy talks about the Astros cheating scandal and the aftermath.    

Host Bill Donohue welcomes one of the premier power hitters of his time and 1996 world champion Cecil Fielder to discuss his career and time with the Yankees. Later Bill talks with esteemed esteemed golf writer Curt Sampson, discussing his new book Roaring Back- The Rise and Fall of Tiger Woods.  

Host Rob Cramer opens up by breaking down the return of the XFL and then gets into the Knicks most recent loss, and how they fared at the NBA trade deadline. After the break, we go into detail about the collapse of the Mets sale from the Wilpons to billionaire hedge fund manager Steve Cohen....

Host Bill Donohue opens the show talking with former member of the Moody Blues and Paul McCartney and Wings, Denny Laine. Later Bill welcomes former Billy Joel Band drummer Liberty DeVitto.    

Host Bill Donohue opens the show talking with Blue Oyster Cult lead singer and guitarist Eric Bloom. Later Bill welcomes Billy Harris, the first #1 draft pick of the New York Islanders.    

Hosts Gary Harding and John Panarese continue to talk about the state of New York Sports and their discussion on the death of Kobe Bryant.  The guys also take some calls on the NHL All Star Game and the Islanders.