Hosted by Kevin Cunningham and Justin Zucker. Brooklyn native and former Washington Redskins wide receiver Keiron Bigby joined the hosts live in the studio for the entire show to discuss Giants and Jets football..

Hosted by by Frank Maniscalco. Guests on the show included Sal Licata, formerly of WFAN and now currently of his own internet radio show, Sal Licata Radio- which will be debuting on Sept. 7th. Other guests on the show included fantasy expert and Sirius/XM Fantasy sports radio host Paul Greco, and Doug Glanville of ESPN’s Baseball Tonight.

Hosted by Brandon Contes. Topics on the show included talk about the Knicks situation heading into the upcoming season, including the talk of Denver Nugget Carmelo Anthony’s possibility of coming to New York. The second half of the show focused mostly on baseball and the New York Yankees, followed by some New York football talk, specifically about the Jets, with engineer Adam Kern. Former Knick John Starks was to appear on the show, but was a last minute cancellation.

Hosted by Brad Kurtzberg, sitting in for Rob Kowal. Guests on the show included Matt Sweetwood from njdevs.com, Justin Bourne from Bourne’s Blog, current Islanders defenseman Andrew MacDonald and finally Rangers broadcaster Dave Maloney.

New hosts Kevin Cunningham and Justin Zucker tackle the latest in New York sports including what is wrong with the New York Mets. The second half of the program featured The Sports Maze segment, where this week Joe Balarezo discusses A-Rod’s 600th home run.

Adam Kern hosts along with Anthony Ambrosino. Baseball talk started the show with discussions about both the Mets and Yankees. Then, with the NFL season fast approaching, the Jets and Giants were discussed.

Hosts Mike Schimmel and Jeff Stark talk NFL football, as the camps are now in full swing. The lastest Jets and Giants news and happenings were discussed..

Mike Silva hosts. Joining Mike on the program was Mickey Bradley, author of the new book Field of Screams. Mickey talks about the truth behind what is really buried at the new Yankee Stadium, Babe Ruth’s ghost, and first hand stories from the players themselves. Mike also talks about the week in New York baseball with NY Baseball Digest contributors Jed Weisberger and Howard Megdal, discussing the “delusional Mets” and their negative impact on the team, R.A. Dickey and the 2011 rotation, K-Rod’s peculiar incident, and Jerry Manuel’s lost clubhouse.

Hosted by Mike Carver. Engineer Adam Kern filled the role normally taken by Paul Revelant, as the guys covered everything from the Mets and Yankees, to the Jets and Giants.

Hosted by Joe Boesch. Joe talks with Jon Star of Inside Pitch magazine about the Mets future prospects, and what they need to do to become a contender.

Hosted by Brandon Contes. Topics on the show featured talk about the Yankees and their trade deadline moves. Yankee beat writer for Newsday Erik Boland came on the show to talk with Brandon about the moves the Yankees made, and how manager Joe Girardi will handle the roster moving forward. Then Brandon expressed his thoughts on the Mets, before closing out the show with some NFL training camp talk regarding both the Giants and Giants, as well as Darrelle Revis situation.

Hosted by Frank Maniscalco. Guests on the show included Ed Randall, host of Talking Baseball and the author of Baseball for the Utterly Confused. Then Harvey Frommer, author of Remembering Yankee Stadium spoke with with Frankie about longtime Yankee PA announcer Bob Sheppard. Finally, Alan Hahn of Newsday talked with Frankie about Knicks, Nets, and Lebron.