Hosted by Mike Carver, along with Paul Revelant. Much of the talk on the show focused on the upcoming Super Bowl between the Giants and Patriots. The guys also spoke about how Jets head coach Rex Ryan must feel and Peyton Manning’s status this off-season. The Knicks were touched on a bit before the hosts gave their predictions for the Super Bowl to close out the show.

Hosted by Eric Mirlis and Derek Wasiak. Guests on the show included longtime broadcaster Kenny Albert; topics on the show included a lot of talk regarding the upcoming Super Bowl between the Giants and Patriots, as well as the streaking New York Rangers.

Hosted by Joe Carcagno, sitting in for Greg Locke. Topics on the show included the NFL playoffs, including talk about the Giants as they played the 49ers throughout the program.

Hosted by Paul Revelant and Vinny Chiarucci. Topics on the show included the NFL playoffs, including talk about the Giants as they played the 49ers throughout the program.

Hosted by Brandon Contes. Topics on the show included the weekend’s NFL playoff games, and in particular the Giants big win over the Green Bay Packers.

Hosted by Bill Donohue. Guests included former pro basketball players Jack Marin and Rick Barry. Hall of Famer Rick Barry proved to be an outspoken and insightful guest, speaking of the era of the NBA-ABA battle for superstars and his days with the New York Nets, who were just burgeoning as an ABA power. Rick, himself a TOP 50 OF ALL-TIME player, discussed his all-time starting 5 as well as his unorthodox but highly-accurate underhanded free-throw shooting. Former Baltimore Bullet Jack Marin spoke of the prolific battles with his team had with the Knicks of Reed, DeBusschere and Bradley as well as playing High School ball against Joe Namath. Bill closed the show with with a recap of the 2012 Hall-of-Fame vote.

NY Baseball Digest host Mike Silva talks with former Atlanta Brave Dale Murphy, who spoke about his Hall-of-Fame candidacy and his career with the Braves.

Hosted by Kevin Cunningham, Justin Zucker and Joe Balarezo. Topics discussed on the show included the NFL wildcard games this past weekend, including the Giants big win against the Falcons and Tim Tebow and the Broncos surprising victory over the Steelers. Mets baseball talk closed out the show.

Hosted by Mike Silva. Guests on the show included former Atlanta Brave, MVP and Hall-of-Fame candidate Dale Murphy, who discussed his thoughts on the selection process, his career, and how the writers should evaluate steroid users.

NY Hockey Talk host Rob Kowal talks with former New York Rangers enforcer Chris Nilan, who spoke about his time playing in New York, his thoughts on fighting in the NHL, and the game today compared to when he played. Nilan also gave his opinion on the possible reasons for the rash of concussions throughout the National Hockey League, and the tragic deaths of NHL players Derek Boogaard, Rick Rypien and Wade Belak this past off season. Chris also talked a little about his coaching career, and some of what he is up to today, including his work on TSN Radio 990 in Montreal. 

NY Hockey Talk host Rob Kowal talks with former New York Ranger Stéphane Matteau, who spoke about his famous overtime goal against the Devils in Game #7 of the Eastern Conference Finals back in 1994 as the Rangers made their way towards winning the Stanley Cup for the first time in 54 years. Stéphane also talked about the upcoming Winter Classic and the Alumni Game played the previous day, his current assistant coaching position in the QMJHL, and recalls the time he played in the Little League World Series as a 12-year old back in 1982 with former Islanders forward Pierre Turgeon. Finally, Stéphane proudly speaks about his son Stefan- who is among McKeen’s Scouting top 30 mid-season 2012 NHL draft eligibles.

Hosted by Paul Revelant, who kicked off the program discussing the disappointing Jets season. Then Paul and his co-hosts John Revelant and Vinny Chiarucci spokeabout the Giants late season surge and the rest of the NFL.