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Sports Talk Live! With Steve and Justin! NFL Offseason Analysis: Team Moves and Super Bowl Predictions. A Recording of our live Youtube Sports show every Monday Night 5pm EST. 

  1. 23h ago

    From A Young F1 Champion To A No Pass NFL Win This Week On Sports Live!

    Send us Fan Mail A 20-year-old F1 world champion, an NFL game that looked like it was scored by accident, and a World Series that instantly turns into a labor warning siren, we cover all of it with the same question in the background: are pro sports getting smarter, or just noisier? We start with some real-life housekeeping from our live sports podcast setup, including new streaming software and a quick apology for a broadcast that caught us at a tough moment. Then we hit the gas with Formula 1, where Kimi Antonelli’s championship run sparks a bigger conversation about Mercedes, development pipelines, car engineering, and why the “best car vs best driver” debate never really ends. From there, it’s an NFL week recap that turns into a coaching and competence trial. We break down the Atlanta Falcons meltdown against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Michael Penix chaos, and what it says about today’s version of “parity.” We zoom out to division races, playoff ceilings, the trade deadline, and a real dark horse Super Bowl argument for the Jacksonville Jaguars, including why a 60-yard kicker is a weapon in modern football. We close with baseball: what we loved about the World Series, why fundamentals still matter more than spreadsheets in October, and why MLB salary cap, salary floor, deferred money, and streaming revenue could drive a work stoppage even when the on-field product looks healthy. Subscribe, share the show with a sports fan who loves to argue, leave a review, and tell us: is this parity, or is it mediocrity?

    From A Young F1 Champion To A No Pass NFL Win This Week On Sports Live!

  2. 3d ago

    NFL Week 8 Pics: Don't Bet Until You See This!

    Send us Fan Mail Saturday sports betting doesn’t need a two hour deep dive to be useful, it needs clear picks, clean numbers, and a logic you can test against the slate. We bring you the weekend card with Jeremy Relisimo’s parlays laid out in a simple order: totals first, then player props, then touchdown scorers, with the odds and the quick “why” behind each leg so you can decide what fits your risk level.  We start with a three game over parlay built around Raiders vs Jets, Patriots vs Dolphins, and Eagles vs Commanders, looking for matchups where defenses can give up points and game flow can stay aggressive. From there we shift into a bigger returning player prop parlay, spotlighting Brock Bowers receiving yards, Michael Wilson receiving yards against Dallas, and Drake May passing yards as a quarterback we think is starting to find a groove. If you like NFL betting picks, parlays, and player props, this is the kind of segment you can use as a checklist before you place anything.  To close out the betting card, we stack an anytime touchdown scorers parlay featuring George Pickens, Tee Higgins, and Ollie Gordon II, then pivot to a quick Formula 1 update ahead of the Mexico City race. We also share what’s coming Monday, including a live show with Justin and the rabbi, a new place to watch and find the podcasts 24 hours a day, and expanded coverage plans for the Knicks and Rangers. Subscribe, leave a review, and share the show with a friend, then tell us what your best bet is for the weekend.

    NFL Week 8 Pics: Don't Bet Until You See This!

  3. Oct 27

    Giants WIN!, NFL Week 7 Recap with Brewers Talk and F1 Championship.

    Send us Fan Mail The Giants went into Houston and played like a team that expects to win and that’s the part that matters most. We break down what changed: JJ putting the ball where it’s supposed to go, a run game that finally runs angry, and an offensive line that deserves more credit than it gets. Then we zoom out to the real theme running through the whole night: coaching and culture, the stuff that shows up when the game gets tight and someone has to make a choice. That choice is the one every NFL fan argues about on Monday morning. Do you go for two to win, or do you take your chances in overtime? We get into situational football, why teams still look unprepared for the biggest snaps, and how discipline, communication, and weekly practice are the difference between “bold” and “messy.” From there we hit Seahawks versus Chiefs, why pressure changes everything for Mahomes, and why roster fixes don’t matter if protection and timing are still broken. We don’t dodge the league-wide complaints either: the Jets finding new ways to frustrate, the state of NFL officiating, and rules like intentional grounding that feel harder to enforce than they’re worth, especially with gambling now baked into the product. We also tackle the uncomfortable conversation around player availability and mindset with Lamar Jackson, then lighten it up with a World Series check-in and a quick F1 update on Kimi Antonelli chasing history at 20 years old. If you like smart, blunt sports talk that moves fast but stays honest, hit subscribe, share the show with a friend, and leave a quick review. What’s your call: go for two or take overtime?

    Giants WIN!, NFL Week 7 Recap with Brewers Talk and F1 Championship.

  4. Oct 24

    NFL Week 7 - Props to Watch

    Send us Fan Mail Three parlays. A handful of player props. And a fast Saturday tune-up before the NFL weekend kicks into full gear. We walk through this week’s Geraldissamo-style parlay picks with a mix of passing yards, rushing yards, receiving yards, and anytime touchdown scorers. If you like betting angles that are easy to track and argue about with friends, this one’s for you. We start by grounding the picks in the reality of weekly results, then get right into the card. First up is a yardage-focused parlay built around usage and matchup: Brock Purdy at 250+ passing yards as the 49ers face the Falcons, Chuba Hubbard at 80+ rushing yards in the Bucs vs Panthers matchup, and Brock Bowers at 80+ receiving yards with the Raiders at home in Las Vegas. Then we shift into the always-sweaty anytime touchdown market: Nico Collins to score for the Texans against the Giants, Aaron Jones to score for the Vikings at home, plus Brock Bowers again to find the end zone for Las Vegas. We wrap with same game parlay picks that blend one rushing leg and two receiving legs: Bucky Irving 70+ rushing yards, Tetairoa McMillan 80+ receiving yards, and Trey McBride 70+ receiving yards. Before we sign off, we also share where to watch Sports Live with Steve and Justin and tease a big announcement about a new streaming service joining the show’s lineup. Subscribe, share this with your football group chat, and leave a review. Which leg are you most confident in, and which one makes you nervous?

    NFL Week 7 - Props to Watch

  5. Oct 21

    Inside The Knicks Ring And The Sixers Statement Win

    Send us Fan Mail The banner goes up at Madison Square Garden, the rings come out, and the vibe screams “title town” for the first time in forever, then the night immediately turns into a measuring stick game. We start with the emotional highs of the Knicks’ championship ceremony and nerd out over a ring design that literally opens to reveal the Garden, because of course it does. It’s the perfect setup for the real question: how does a defending champ look when the league is coming for them from Day 1? Then Philly walks in and hits the Knicks with a reality check. We break down why Tyrese Maxey looked like the most dangerous player on the floor, what Joel Embiid’s night says about his season-long durability, and why LeBron James playing a quieter, pass-first “facilitator” style could be the thing that makes this roster explode. We also argue the risk baked into a team loaded with ball-dominant stars, and how quickly “too much talent” can turn into shot-count tension if the wins wobble. From there we zoom out to the Eastern Conference playoff picture. The East feels stacked like the 1990s again, with fewer off nights and more matchups that punish shallow rotations. We hit the Knicks’ roster choices, why letting Mitchell Robinson go might help more than it hurts, and how Andre Drummond changes their interior presence even on a bargain deal. We finish with trade deadline brainstorming and a spicy “new champion” prediction that puts teams like Detroit in the conversation sooner than you’d expect. If you like smart NBA talk with laughs, history, and a little chaos, subscribe, share the show, and leave a review. What’s your biggest overreaction after opening night?

    Inside The Knicks Ring And The Sixers Statement Win

  6. Oct 19

    The Generalissimo Joins Steve and Justin to Look Back At The Season So Far.

    Send us Fan Mail Nothing about this season feels stable, and that’s exactly why we had to talk it through. We start with the only fact that still sounds fake when we say it out loud: the first place New York Giants. With Mike joining us, we break down what’s working, what’s missing, and why quarterback mobility, offensive line injuries, and a muddled running back room can swing an entire game plan from balanced to desperate in a hurry.  From there, the conversation widens into the full NFL Week 6 mess. We hit the NFC East picture, Dallas looking lost on defense, and the ripple effects of injuries across the league. Then we get serious about the Eagles quarterback blood clot situation, why deep vein thrombosis isn’t a minor storyline, and what the NFL’s medical protocols should look like when player safety is on the line. If you’ve ever wondered how a league can preach safety while pushing the limits of availability, this is the part you won’t forget.  We also go after the stuff driving fans crazy every Sunday: coaches overthinking obvious decisions, late-game management that ignores context, special teams mistakes that keep deciding outcomes, and rule changes that make endings feel like penalty roulette. We close by debating international NFL games and the money pressure behind them, how streaming broadcasts are changing the viewing experience, and how college football rankings, NIL, and shrinking youth participation could reshape the future talent pool. If you like smart sports talk with real opinions, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave us a review, then tell us what rule you’d fix first.

    The Generalissimo Joins Steve and Justin to Look Back At The Season So Far.

  7. Oct 17

    Generalissimo’s Weekend Picks and Other News of the Week!

    Send us Fan Mail That Seahawks-Broncos matchup was the kind of game that makes you want to rewind and ask, “How did that happen?” We start by unpacking the messy parts without sugarcoating it: the interceptions, the lack of rhythm, and why Seattle’s offense looks stuck when the run game disappears. I talk through what that does to a quarterback like Sam Darnold, how defenders can sit on routes when they don’t fear the ground attack, and why that single missing piece can warp an entire game plan. From there, we flip to Denver’s side of the win. Bo Nix has a rougher week, the offense doesn’t look sharp, and yet the bigger takeaway is what comes next, not what just happened. With strong coaching and a team that can still find a way to win ugly, I explain why I’m more optimistic about the Broncos trending up than I am about the Seahawks solving their identity fast. Then we head to MLB postseason heat: the Brewers sweeping the Dodgers, the “Dodgers are done” narrative, and what payroll really buys you when injuries and timing hit. We get into the salary cap conversation and why a salary floor matters just as much if you care about competitive baseball. Finally, I lay out Geraldissimo’s picks for the weekend, including anytime touchdown scorers, alternate yardage props, and three over totals you can argue with your group chat before kickoff. Listen now, share it with a friend who always has a “lock,” and drop a rating and review so more fans can find the show. What pick are you riding this weekend?

    Generalissimo’s Weekend Picks and Other News of the Week!

  8. Oct 13

    Steve and Justin: The State of The Yankees!

    Send us Fan Mail Baseball has a way of exposing what teams truly value, and we don’t just mean championships. We start with a blunt question: if an owner is already making a fortune, what would actually force them to change, improve, or “learn” from a bad season? That’s where our hot dog stand metaphor comes in, and it turns into a real conversation about incentives, effort, and why “spending money” is not the same thing as building a winner. Then we get into the teams that are making the best “hot dogs” in MLB right now, especially the Tampa Bay Rays. We talk about how a low payroll team keeps outplaying big-market clubs, why their front office pipeline matters, and how they find players through trades, development, and depth instead of star hunting. We also dig into the difference between using baseball analytics as a crutch versus using it alongside scouting and the eyeball test, which is where the Rays seem to separate from the pack. On the flip side, we unload on the Yankees: the streaky offense, the head-scratching lineup decisions, and the sense that the current model keeps getting defended even when October ends early. That leads us to bigger MLB labor questions about the next CBA, a possible salary cap, a salary floor, and whether the league’s incentives are drifting toward rewarding teams that win cheaply. We wrap with a great listener email, a quick community thank you, and a fun curveball about what the Super Bowl would feel like with no halftime show at all. Subscribe, share this with a baseball fan who loves arguing payroll, and leave a review with your take: are the Rays the future, or is MLB setting itself up for the wrong lesson?

    Steve and Justin: The State of The Yankees!
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Sports Talk Live! With Steve and Justin! NFL Offseason Analysis: Team Moves and Super Bowl Predictions. A Recording of our live Youtube Sports show every Monday Night 5pm EST. 

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  • Creator
    Steve and Justin
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    85
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