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Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed NFL Insider James Alerio to discuss this weekend’s games and the early playoff outlook. Mike and Chris then gave their take on the NBA’s in-season tournament and gave votes on New York’s “Mount Rushmore” of coaches and managers.

Hosts Mike Guidone along and Chris Caputo welcomed three guests to the show, spanning a variety of topics. First, John “Johnny Sticks” Santamaria joined the show to discuss the recent improved play by the New York Islanders and whether the slumping Jets could pull off a miracle finish. Next, college football expert Conner Clark stopped by to discuss the early National Championship outlook and the potential rise of Rutgers as a tri-state player on the scene. Finally, Dartmouth College Women’s Basketball Head Coach and New York native Linda Cimino joined the broadcast to give her opinions on the state of Division I college basketball and the challenges of coaching in the Ivy League.

Host Bill Donohue welcomes New England sportscaster Dale Arnold to discuss his new book TOUGH GUYS, about hockey’s enforcers. Later, the great Mark Volman, he of Flo & Eddie and the Turtles, brings some Thanksgiving week cheer!

Host Chris Caputo opened the show by explaining the depths of the problems for the New York Giants before talking with John Santamaria about the Jets and the Islanders. John pointed out the ramifications of losing another game for the Jets and pinpointed their struggles to score. "Johnny Sticks" also discussed the lack of speed and defense for Islanders as they prepare for a road trip that could bring about a coaching change.
Later, Chris speaks with Matt Santamaria, who ran the NYC Marathon in November just six years after having multiple seizures. Matt raised $7,000 for the Alzheimer's Association and discussed the uniqueness of the 5 boroughs, 26.2-mile run. Callers spoke to Chris about Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, the Mets, and the Jets to round out the show.

In this exciting episode of the radio show, host Bill Donohue welcomes two distinguished sports figures who have made a significant impact in their respective fields. The show featured a thrilling and insightful conversation that captivated sports enthusiasts and fans alike.
Bill began the show by welcoming legendary Chicago Cubs catcher Randy Hundley. A beloved figure in the hearts of Cubs fans, during his career Randy demonstrated remarkable skills both behind the plate and with a bat in his hands. Hundley's story was one of dedication, resilience, and passion for the game. Listeners heard him share anecdotes from his time with the Cubs, reflecting on the highs and lows of his career, and providing a unique perspective on the world of professional baseball.
Later, former New York Jets place kicker Nick Lowery joined the program. Nick Lowery was a true football legend, known for his precise kicking abilities and incredible accuracy on the field. He was remembered for being one of the most reliable kickers in the history of the NFL. With over 18 seasons in the league, Lowery's journey from a young aspiring athlete to a seasoned NFL player was a testament to hard work and perseverance. Listeners gained insights into the world of professional football from the perspective of a highly skilled specialist in a position that often played a critical role in determining the outcome of games.
Host Bill Donohue, a seasoned broadcaster with a passion for sports, guided the conversation with Hundley and Lowery, delving into their career highlights, the challenges they had faced, and the moments that had left a lasting impact on them. The show provided a platform for these sports legends to share their experiences, insights, and perspectives on the ever-evolving world of sports.
Overall, that episode was an engaging and informative discussion that offered a deeper understanding of the dedication, commitment, and hard work required to excel in the world of professional sports. With the blend of baseball and football expertise brought by Randy Hundley and Nick Lowery, listeners enjoyed a memorable and enriching radio show that celebrated the enduring spirit of sportsmanship.

Host Bill Donohue is joined by the legendary Brad Park, former New York Rangers defenseman and a member of the Hockey Hall-of-Fame. Park shares his experiences, insights, and the memorable moments that defined his illustrious career.
Later, Bill engages in an insightful conversation with Rick Carpiniello, a former New York Rangers/NHL reporter for The Athletic, as they delve into his latest publication, The Franchise: New York Rangers: A Curated History of the Blueshirts. Together, they discuss how this new book takes a more profound and unique journey into the history of an iconic team through a thoughtful and engaging collection of essays that captures the astute fans' history of the franchise, going beyond well-worn narratives of yesteryear to uncover the less-discussed moments, decisions, people, and settings that fostered the team's iconic identity.