SportsBash

SportsBash

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. 2D AGO

    Shannon Hogan on Matthew Schaefer’s Impact + Jets Free Agency with Zach Rosenblatt

    Peter Schwartz returns with a packed edition of SportsBash from the Govs Comedy Club Podcast Studio on Long Island. Peter opens the show with the latest headlines in the SportsBash Flash, including updates from the Jets’ busy start to NFL free agency, local college basketball, the Rangers and Islanders, and Team USA’s win in the World Baseball Classic. MSG Networks host and reporter Shannon Hogan joins the show to talk Islanders hockey, the excitement surrounding rookie sensation Matthew Schaefer, and how his presence has energized both the team and the fan base. Hogan also discusses the Islanders’ playoff push, the chemistry inside the locker room, and a meaningful community initiative as the Islanders Children’s Foundation prepares to host Operation Shower, a special baby shower event honoring military families. Later, Zach Rosenblatt of The Athletic joins the program to break down the Jets’ activity in free agency, including the acquisition of Minkah Fitzpatrick and several key defensive additions. Rosenblatt discusses the team’s strategy under Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey, the leadership pieces added to the roster, and what could be next at quarterback as the Jets continue reshaping the team. Plus, Peter covers the SportsBash Media Poll Question of the Day, highlights what’s hot at Ticketbash.com, and features the Coach’s Collectibles Item of the Week. All that and more on this edition of SportsBash.

    59 min
  2. MAR 5

    Bob Ojeda on the Heart of the ’86 Mets, Thurman Munson Award, and a Red Bulls 2-0 Start

    Peter Schwartz hosts another action-packed edition of SportsBash featuring conversations across the New York sports landscape. First, New York Red Bulls head coach Michael Bradley joins the show to talk about the club’s strong 2-0 start and the exciting youth movement fueling the team’s early success. Bradley shares how the Red Bulls are building a fast, aggressive identity and why the organization believes its academy pipeline will shape the future of the club. He also discusses the impact of the upcoming World Cup matches at MetLife Stadium and what it means for soccer’s continued growth in the region. Later in the show, former Mets pitcher and 1986 World Series champion Bob Ojeda joins the program ahead of receiving the prestigious Thurman Munson Award. Ojeda reflects on the unforgettable ’86 Mets season, including the pressure of pitching Game 3 of the World Series against his former team, the Boston Red Sox. He also shares stories about the personality and leadership inside that legendary clubhouse, why Ray Knight was the heartbeat of the team, and the emotional moments during the iconic Game 6 comeback. Ojeda also speaks about the mission of AHRC NYC, the organization benefiting from the Thurman Munson Awards, and why the work they do supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities means so much. The episode also includes the Sports Bash Flash, discussion of the latest New York sports headlines, and a few lighter moments as Peter makes a case for himself as Wendy’s next “Chief Tasting Officer.”

    1h 6m
  3. MAR 3

    Ken Davidoff Talks Baseball Stories from “101 Lessons from the Dugout” + Mercedes Martinez on SportsBash

    Peter Schwartz hosts another lively edition of SportsBash from Governor’s Comedy Club, covering the latest headlines across the New York sports world while welcoming two special guests with unique stories from baseball and professional wrestling. Veteran baseball writer Ken Davidoff joins the show to discuss his new book 101 Lessons from the Dugout. Davidoff shares insights from decades covering Major League Baseball, reflecting on memorable moments, personalities inside clubhouses, and the lessons the game teaches both on and off the field. Drawing on years covering the Mets, Yankees, and the broader baseball landscape, Davidoff offers perspective on what makes the sport’s culture so unique. Later in the show, professional wrestling star Mercedes Martinez stops by ahead of her appearance at the upcoming “Mercedes Rules” event on Long Island. Martinez talks about her journey through WWE, NXT, and AEW, what fans can expect from the show in Farmingville, and why she enjoys connecting with the next generation of wrestlers through training clinics and local events. The episode also includes the SportsBash Flash, where Peter reacts to the latest New York sports headlines, including the Jets placing the franchise tag on running back Breece Hall and the latest developments across the NHL and other local teams. Plus, the show highlights the Coach’s Collectibles Item of the Week, the SportsBash Media Poll Question, and details about the upcoming Marty Lyons Foundation NFL Draft Party, one of Long Island’s favorite annual sports charity events.

    1 hr
  4. FEB 27

    Kenny Albert on Calling Olympic Gold + Dave Shepard Talks Knicks and the NBA on SportsBash

    Peter Schwartz hosts a special Friday edition of SportsBash from Governor’s Comedy Club after winter weather earlier in the week forced a schedule change. The rescheduled show features two longtime broadcasting voices and plenty of conversation about the biggest stories in sports. First up, legendary broadcaster Kenny Albert joins the show after calling the Olympic hockey tournament for NBC. Albert reflects on the excitement of calling the gold medal moments for Team USA and shares what it was like to be part of one of the biggest stages in international sports. Known for his versatility across football, hockey, baseball, and basketball, Albert also talks about his long career behind the microphone and the unique challenge of broadcasting multiple sports at the highest level. Later in the program, Dave Shepard of SiriusXM NBA Radio stops by to talk basketball. Shepard and Peter discuss the latest developments in the NBA, the state of the New York Knicks, and some of the biggest storylines shaping the league this season. The show also features the SportsBash Flash, presented by the Marty Lyons Foundation, along with the SportsBash Media Poll Question and the Coach’s Collectibles Item of the Week, highlighting another must-have collectible for sports fans. It’s another packed episode of SportsBash covering Olympic highlights, NBA conversations, and the latest headlines across the New York sports scene.

    1h 3m
  5. FEB 26

    Dave Sims Talks Yankees Spring Training + Ari Wolff on the NFL and Broadcasting

    Peter Schwartz hosts another edition of SportsBash from Governor’s Comedy Club, covering the latest headlines across the New York sports world and welcoming two accomplished broadcasters to the show. First, Dave Sims, the radio voice of the New York Yankees, joins the program as spring training gets underway. Sims talks about the excitement surrounding the upcoming season, the expectations around the current Yankees roster, and what fans should be watching as the team prepares for Opening Day. The conversation also touches on the announcement that CC Sabathia’s No. 52 will be retired, reflecting on Sabathia’s impact in the Bronx and his legacy with the organization. Later in the show, broadcaster Ari Wolff stops by to talk about his career calling multiple sports, including arena football, college basketball, and college football. Wolff also shares insight from his work as the Kansas City Chiefs’ preseason television voice, and the discussion turns to the NFL landscape, coaching moves around the league, and connections to the New York Giants. The episode also features the SportsBash Flash, presented by the Marty Lyons Foundation, along with the SportsBash Media Poll Question, what’s hot at Ticketbash.com, and the Coach’s Collectibles Item of the Week. From Yankees baseball to NFL headlines and behind-the-scenes broadcasting stories, it’s another packed episode of SportsBash.

    1h 6m
  6. FEB 19

    Tom Rock Breaks Down the Jets and Giants + Joey Bonadonna Talks Islanders Prospects

    Peter Schwartz hosts another edition of SportsBash from Governor’s Comedy Club in Levittown, covering the latest headlines across the NFL and hockey while welcoming two knowledgeable guests to the show. First, Tom Rock, Newsday’s longtime NFL columnist and Giants beat writer, joins the program to break down the latest developments surrounding the New York Jets and New York Giants as the NFL offseason continues. Rock discusses key storylines facing both teams, the decisions ahead for their front offices, and how each franchise is positioning itself heading into the upcoming season. Later in the show, Joey Bonadonna, broadcaster for the University of Wisconsin hockey team, joins SportsBash to talk about two Islanders prospects currently playing for the Badgers, including highly regarded forward Quinn Finley. Bonadonna shares insight on their development, what Islanders fans should know about these young players, and how they are progressing at the college level. The conversation also touches on Bonadonna’s role as a broadcaster in the Indoor Football League, where both he and Schwartz will be calling games this season. The episode also includes the SportsBash Flash, presented by the Marty Lyons Foundation, the SportsBash Media Poll Question, what’s hot at Ticketbash.com, and the Coach’s Collectibles Item of the Week. From NFL offseason analysis to Islanders prospect updates, it’s another full lineup of sports talk on SportsBash.

    1h 1m
  7. FEB 12

    Yankees Season Preview and Sirens at Madison Square Garden

    In this episode of SportsBash, Peter Schwartz dives into a packed New York sports lineup as baseball officially returns and hockey history is about to be made. Yankees Spring Training Begins SI.com’s Joe Randazzo joins the show in studio to break down the Yankees reporting to Tampa. Are they truly “running it back” after last season’s playoff disappointment? The conversation covers Aaron Judge’s expectations, Gerrit Cole’s impact, Anthony Volpe’s development, Aaron Boone’s leadership, and what this season really means for the franchise. The looming MLB labor situation and how it could shape roster decisions is also discussed. Sirens Set for Madison Square Garden History New York Sirens forward Casey O’Brien joins the show ahead of the first-ever PWHL game at Madison Square Garden on April 4. She shares what it means to play at MSG, the growth of women’s hockey, her transition from Wisconsin star to pro, and the significance of expanding the women’s game in the New York market. SportsBash Flash The Knicks respond with a historic bounce-back win, Olympic hockey storylines heat up, and Team USA prepares for Latvia. The episode also includes: – SportsBash Media Poll Question of the Day – What’s Hot at Ticketbash.com – Coach’s Collectibles Item of the Week – A tribute to James Van Der Beek and the impact of Varsity Blues on sports culture Baseball is back. Hockey is growing. And New York sports never slow down. Listen now on SportsBash.

    58 min
  8. FEB 10

    Super Bowl LX Reaction, Halftime Debate, Mets Spring Training and IFL Expansion

    On this episode of SportsBash, Peter Schwartz reacts to Super Bowl LX and doesn’t hold back. While Seattle walks away with the win, Peter breaks down why the game itself was a tough watch and why not every Super Bowl lives up to the hype. The conversation then shifts to the halftime show and the debate surrounding Bad Bunny as the headliner. Peter shares his thoughts on the performance, why musical taste shouldn’t be political, and how the NFL may have opened itself up to criticism by going with a single-artist spotlight. He discusses the reactions across social media, the surprise appearances from Ricky Martin and Lady Gaga, and the broader conversation about entertainment, audience expectations, and the league’s global direction. From football, the show pivots to baseball as spring training officially begins. Mets radio broadcaster Keith Raad joins Peter to talk about what may be the most transformative offseason in franchise history. They discuss David Stearns’ bold roster overhaul, saying goodbye to longtime fan favorites, the additions of Freddy Peralta, Bo Bichette, Devin Williams, and Luke Weaver, and the excitement around young pitching led by Nolan McLean. They also look at Carlos Mendoza entering a pivotal season and what fans can expect in Port St. Lucie. Later in the show, Indoor Football League defending champion head coach Mike Davis of the Vegas Knighthawks joins Peter to talk about building a new roster after a championship run, the growth of the IFL, and the league’s new national television deal. The conversation also touches on the upcoming IFL Cup at American Dream in New Jersey and what it means for expanding the league’s footprint. The episode wraps with local sports updates, fantasy baseball chatter, and a look ahead as the sports calendar turns from football to baseball.

    1h 1m

Ratings & Reviews

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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.