SportsBash

SportsBash
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SportsBash is your front-row seat to the pulse of sports today. Hosted by Peter, the show goes live every Tuesday and Thursday at 1 PM, breaking down the biggest stories, hottest debates, and everything fans are buzzing about. From game-day highlights and insider takes to fan culture and trending sports media, SportsBash keeps it fast, fun, and unfiltered. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just looking to stay in the loop, this is the place where sports talk feels like a conversation with friends. Tune in, join the chat, and be part of the bash.

  1. JAN 27

    Phil Simms on the Super Bowl, Plus Billy Joel Tribute Performer David Clark

    On this episode of SportsBash, Peter Schwartz covers a packed sports day with strong opinions and timely conversation. The show opens with NFL talk and a deep dive into Championship Sunday, followed by an in-depth interview with Phil Simms, former New York Giants quarterback, Super Bowl champion, and longtime NFL on CBS analyst. Phil breaks down the Super Bowl matchup, the impact of coaching across the league, quarterback development, and the latest news surrounding the Giants and Jets. Later, the show shifts to music and Long Island culture with a conversation featuring David Clark. David discusses his journey as a Billy Joel tribute performer, his favorite songs, and the upcoming Piano Man / Yellow Brick Joel tribute concert alongside Elton John tribute performer Bill Connors. The episode also includes the SportsBash Flash, New York sports updates, the poll question of the day, and highlights from Ticketbash.com.

    1h 1m

  2. JAN 15

    Steve Mayer on NHL Events, Stadium Series, and a Look at the NFL Landscape

    SportsBash returns from Governor’s Comedy Club with a packed show covering the biggest stories across hockey and football. Peter Schwartz is joined by Steve Mayer, President of NHL Events and Content, for an in-depth conversation on the NHL’s marquee events, including the Winter Classic in Miami, the upcoming Stadium Series game in Tampa, and the NHL Draft heading to Buffalo in 2026. Mayer also looks ahead to the NHL All-Star Game coming to Long Island in 2027, marking the first time the event will be held there since 1983, and shares behind-the-scenes insight into how the league plans and executes its largest tentpole events. The show also dives into major NFL headlines, including coaching moves around New York, draft implications for the Jets, and what the next year could look like for both local teams. Plus, Vinny Tickets from Ticketbash.com stops by to break down Super Bowl packages, upcoming events, and what’s hot right now for fans looking to attend the biggest games. Add in the SportsBash Flash, poll question of the day, Coach’s Collectibles item of the week, and classic SportsBash banter, and it’s a full hour of sports talk with insight, opinion, and personality.

    59 min

  3. JAN 8

    Giants Coaching Buzz and NFL Wild Card Weekend with Jason Logan of Covers

    On this episode of SportsBash, Peter Schwartz breaks down the latest surrounding the New York Giants head coaching search, including why it feels like the Giants may be prepared to go all in on John Harbaugh and what makes the job so appealing, from roster construction to franchise history. The show also dives into NFL Wild Card Weekend with Jason Logan, Senior Betting Analyst at Covers. Logan shares insight on key matchups, betting trends, and prop bets, along with how playoff wagering differs from the regular season. Additional segments include the Sports Bash Flash, the TicketBash poll question of the day, what’s hot at TicketBash, the Coach’s Collectibles item of the week, and a look ahead at upcoming guests and events.

    56 min

  4. JAN 6

    Big Islanders Win, Jets Offseason Questions, and Stickball Pride

    In this episode of SportsBash, Peter Schwartz opens the first show of 2026 from Governor’s Comedy Club with a wide-ranging look at New York sports, highlighted by a statement win from the New York Islanders and a deep dive into the state of the New York Jets. Peter breaks down the Islanders’ impressive win over the Toronto Maple Leafs, focusing on the growing buzz around rookie Matthew Schaefer and the renewed energy inside UBS Arena. With the Islanders firmly in the playoff mix, the discussion centers on why this team has captured the imagination of fans and what Schaefer’s early impact means moving forward. The show also features the return of the SportsBash Flash, covering the latest headlines from the Knicks, Rangers, Jets, and college basketball. Peter is then joined by Antwan Staley of the New York Daily News for an in-depth conversation on the Jets’ disastrous season, roster turnover, coaching decisions, draft positioning, and whether fans should buy into the organization’s vision heading into the offseason. The episode closes on a more personal note, as Peter shares a proud dad moment reflecting on his sons and the Gotham City Dragons’ run in the One Bounce Stickball League Snowy Showdown, highlighting the resurgence of stickball and the importance of respecting the game and the young players bringing it back. Plus, the show includes What’s Hot at TicketBash, the SportsBash Media Poll Question of the Day, the Coach’s Collectibles Item of the Week, upcoming guests and shows, and sponsor features including TicketBash, Embassy Diner, Coach’s Collectibles, and the Marty Lyons Foundation.

    1h 5m

  5. 12/29/2025

    Special Monday Edition: Jets Spiral, Giants Win That Hurts, and a Moment That United UBS Arena

    Peter Schwartz hosts a special Monday edition of SportsBash from Governor’s Comedy Club in Levittown during the holiday week, covering football, local sports, and a few personal reflections. The show opens with a blunt reaction to the Jets’ loss to the Patriots, a game that became noncompetitive early and raised serious questions about effort, leadership, and the direction under Aaron Glenn with Buffalo still ahead. The focus then shifts to the Giants, who snapped a long losing streak by beating the Raiders. While the win stopped the skid, it angered many fans because of what it may have cost them in draft position and trade leverage. New York Post columnist Mark Cannizzaro joins the show to break down both teams, explain why players do not tank the way fans expect, explore realistic draft scenarios including a possible Jets and Giants trade, and touch on golf, soccer, and the World Cup coming to the New York area. Peter also highlights one of the weekend’s most powerful moments. A 104-year-old World War II veteran, Dominic Critelli, performed the National Anthem on saxophone at UBS Arena, with Rangers and Islanders fans chanting together in a rare moment of unity. The episode includes What’s Hot at Ticketbash, New Year’s resolutions for local teams, a lighthearted Embassy Diner story, and a quick nod to Peter’s kids and their stickball team. WFAN Update Peter addresses listener questions about his role at WFAN, making it clear he was not fired. He reflects on the end of Infinity Sports Network, which he had been part of since 2013, and the shift away from traditional top-of-the-hour updates. He confirms he remains part of the Audacy and WFAN family and previews the return of the SportsBash Flash in 2026. Peter closes the final SportsBash of 2025 by thanking sponsors, the team, and listeners, and looks ahead to the show’s return on January 6.

    1h 3m

  6. 12/23/2025

    Steve Somers of WFAN, Santa Schwartz, and a Holiday SportsBash

    This episode of SportsBash moved easily between humor, stories, and real perspective. It opened with Festivus and airing sports grievances, setting the tone for a show that felt relaxed and honest. Peter Schwartz was joined by legendary WFAN voice Steve Somers, who shared stories from his career, how a West Coast kid came to sound like a lifelong New Yorker, and why so many listeners were surprised to learn he was not actually from New York. From overnight radio to hockey, the Mets, and moments that still get talked about years later, the conversation unfolded naturally. Later in the show, Santa Schwartz made an appearance, handing out holiday gifts to New York teams, adding some fun to the holiday edition. The show wrapped the way it began, with sports, stories, and voices that longtime fans know well.

    1h 7m

  7. 12/22/2025

    WFAN Signals a Shift in Sports Talk, and the Jets’ Next Move

    Sports talk is changing. And on this episode of SportsBash, Peter Schwartz doesn’t dodge that reality. He leans straight into it. What starts as a conversation about the end of hourly updates at WFAN turns into something much bigger. A reflection on a career built in sports radio. A thank you to the people and moments that shaped it. And an honest look at what happens when the industry you love evolves right in front of you. Peter shares the personal weight of watching colleagues lose jobs, the significance of knowing he’ll deliver the final top-of-the-hour update at the world’s first all-sports radio station, and why updates still matter even in a phone-first world. There’s history here. Emotion. And clarity about what comes next. From there, the show shifts into Jets talk with Robbie Sabo of Jets X-Factor. Together, they break down where the Jets really are, what the quarterback conversation should look like, and why patience—not panic—may define the next chapter. It’s thoughtful football talk that cuts through the noise. This episode also reinforces what SportsBash is becoming. A place for real sports conversations. A home for perspective. And a reminder that while platforms may change, the love of the game doesn’t.

    1h 6m

  8. 12/18/2025

    Jets, Giants, the Knicks Banner, and Late-Season Perspective

    Late-season perspective across New York sports drives this SportsBash episode, with Peter Schwartz focusing on what teams reveal once the standings fade and real evaluation begins. Peter is joined by Tom McCarthy, who covers the league for NFL on CBS, to talk through where the New York Jets are right now and whether the group still appears locked in as the season winds down. The conversation centers on effort, preparation, coaching decisions, and what matters in the final weeks when future changes are clearly on the horizon. From there, the discussion turns to the New York Giants, comparing organizational direction, roster construction, and how the two New York teams are navigating very different situations late in the year. Draft positioning, accountability, and long-term planning all factor into the conversation. The show then shifts to basketball, with Peter weighing in on the New York Knicks and the decision to raise an NBA Cup championship banner at Madison Square Garden. Peter breaks down what the banner represents, why fans should enjoy the moment, and why it shouldn’t be mistaken for the ultimate goal as the season continues. The episode wraps on a lighter, personal note, with Peter giving a birthday shout-out to Lee’Ann Burgess, acknowledging her role behind the scenes at SportsBash and closing the show with a moment that reflects the community feel of the program.

    1h 4m
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SportsBash is your front-row seat to the pulse of sports today. Hosted by Peter, the show goes live every Tuesday and Thursday at 1 PM, breaking down the biggest stories, hottest debates, and everything fans are buzzing about. From game-day highlights and insider takes to fan culture and trending sports media, SportsBash keeps it fast, fun, and unfiltered. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just looking to stay in the loop, this is the place where sports talk feels like a conversation with friends. Tune in, join the chat, and be part of the bash.

Information

  • Creator
    SportsBash
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    34
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 SportsBash
  • Show Website
    SportsBash