WGBB Sports Talk New York

Host Jason Nazario discusses the Jets and their loss earlier in the day to the Saints, the Giants and there loss to the Eagles, as well as some other NFL matchups across the league in week 15. Later Jason talks about the Mets front office ineptitude, as well as some Yankees hot stove.  

Hosts Gary Harding, John Panarese and John Sweeney welcome former New York Islanders forward Islander Derek King, who discusses his career in the NHL, along with his coaching duties in the AHL, and the life lessons he received along the way. Later the guys discussed the state of New York sports, including the Jets/Giants debacles,...

Host Andy Suekoff welcomes Greg Kaplan from Blueshirts Breakaway to the show and discuss the New York Rangers strong play, his podcast and the age old question “is a hot dog a sandwich?” (Andy was outvoted) Later, Andy recaps the latest Giants disaster, the Jets leaving their offense at baggage claim, and his ASU Sun Devil...

Hosts Derek Wasiak and John Sweeney discuss the new managers in town for both the New York Mets and New York Yankees with MLB accredited official scorer, Sirius/XM Update Anchor and columnist Howie Karpin. Then the guys talked about the MLB Hall-of-Fame vote and gave some predictions for the upcoming season.  

Hosts Derek Wasiak and John Sweeney discuss the New York Jets and their big win against the Chiefs earlier in the day, gave their college football predictions, and talk Islanders and Rangers hockey with Scott Charles, AP Sports contributor and Editor-in-Chief of Isles Insight.  

Hosts Gary Harding and John Panarese talk with Paul Kreischer from Isles Talk, and discuss the games this weekend. Then Gary and John discussed the sports news of the day, including the Bills and Giants, the Mets new pitching coach and the recently announced awards, and the current parity of the NHL.  

Host Bill Donohue speaks with former New York Rangers LW Ted Irvine, who talked about the great Rangers clubs in the Emile Francis era, and about his son Chris Jericho. Then Bill welcomed former Rangers goaltender Gilles Gratton, who Bill has a hilarious discussion with about his new book Gratoony the Looney – The Wild...

Host Andy Suekoff celebrates one year at WGBB by welcoming his ASU co-host Sean Little to the program, who’s currently hosting No Ketchup Chicago. The two recapped the Packers-Bears game and the process that goes into the makings of the podcast. Later, Andy goes over the Jets falling into the trap and getting beat by...

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former MLB pitcher Ferguson Jenkins, who spoke with Bill about the 1969 Mets, his beloved Chicago Cubs and his book Fergie: My Life from the Cubs to Cooperstown. The Bill spoke with former New York Islanders defenseman Rich Pilon, who shared some stories from his career with the team.

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former Knicks forward Bernard King, followed by former New York Islanders forward Brad Dalgarno.      

Host Bill Donohue welcomes comedian Jackie Martling, followed by former New York Rangers forward Sean Avery.    

Hosts Gary Harding, John Panarese and John Sweeney begin the show talking with Luis Tirado, Jr. from The Jet Press. Luis gave his thoughts on the team after team collapsed in the 4th quarter against the Dolphins earlier in the day, and later talked about some potential Jets prospects and Todd Bowles future with the...

Hosts Gary Harding, John Panarese and John Sweeney cover a lot of ground in the hour, beginning the show discussing the Yankees and the prospect for their future. Then the guys talked about the Jets 4th quarter collapse earlier in the day in Miami. NHL hockey took focus in the second half of the show,...

Host Andy Suekoff begins the show taking some time to bask in the glory as his alma mater Arizona State scored a huge upset victory over #5 Washington on Saturday night. Later, Andy talks about the importance of game 3 of the ALCS between the Yankees and Astros at Yankee Stadium, the egregious call that...

Host Bill Donohue begins the show welcoming former Providence star and 1973–74 NBA Rookie of the Year Ernie DiGregorio, followed by former New York Jets defensive end and member of the famed “New York Sack Exchange,” Mark Gastineau.