WGBB Sports Talk New York

Host Bill Donohue kicks the show off welcoming 1969 Miracle Mets outfielder Rod Gaspar. Then Bill moved into a discussion of the world champion Mets, Jets and Knicks of 1969 with author Bert Flieger, who also discussed his new book, The Wonder Year: The Championships of the New York Jets, Mets, and Knicks Were Only Part of the...

Hosts Derek Wasiak and John Sweeney begin the show talking about the Jets, and give their perspectives on the anthem protests across the NFL, given both hosts backgrounds in law enforcement. In the second half of the program Derek expresses his disdain for the Islanders, and the guys closed out the show debating who is...

Host Andy Suekoff begins the show discussing the upcoming Stony Brook University hockey season with head coach Chris Garofalo. Later, Andy talks with NY Post sports reporter Zach Braziller about the wild Giants vs Eagles game earlier in the day.  

TWO HOUR SPECIAL! Hosts Gary Harding, John Panares and John Sweeney talk to NHL to fans of the New York Islanders, Washington Capitals, St. Louis Blues, Pittsburgh Penguins, New Jersey Devils , Columbus Blue Jackets, Colorado Avalanche, Buffalo Sabres, New York Rangers, Dallas Stars, Los Angeles Kings, San Jose Sharks, Philadelphia Flyers, Florida Panthers and...

Host Mike Vivalo discusses the games across the first week of the NFL season, including live reports from co-host Jeff Guida, who was in Dallas for the Giants season opener.    

Host Bill Donohue begins the show talking with Green Bay Packers great Jerry Kramer about his career with the legendary Packers teams, and his nomination to the Pro Football Hall-of-Fame class of 2018. Then Bill has a spirited conversation with former Boston Red Sox and Expos southpaw, the Spaceman, Bill Lee.  

Host Rob Kowal airs some interviews from his old NY Hockey Talk show beginning with former Rangers center Mike Gartner from back in 2009, followed by talks from 2007 with with former Islanders center Pierre Turgeon and former Islanders head coach Al Arbour.  

Hosts Gary Harding and John Panarese begin the show discussing the MLB playoff races, analysis of the Mets recent trades, the situation in Houston and a recap of the Little League World Series. In the second half of the program, Brad Kurtzberg from Inside Hockey joined the show to further discuss the state of the...

Hosts Mike Vivalo and Jeff Guida commence a live fantasy football draft during the show, analyzing their picks, and discussing possible sleepers, busts and more!    

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former MLB catcher Manny Sanguillen, who was an integral part of those great Pittsburgh Pirate clubs of the 1970′s; followed by former Yankees closer Rich “Goose” Gossage.  

Host Andy Suekoff begins the show talking about the business of baseball with Larry Davis, former VP for Steiner Sports. Then former New York Giants wide receiver Derek Hagan joined Andy and talked about his time in the NFL and his work now as a sideline reporter for Arizona State Sun Devil football radio.  

Host Tony Stabile began the show talking with Dennis Waszak, AP sports writer covering the New York Jets. In the second half of the show, Tony talked Mets baseball with Brian Erni, writer for SNY.tv and co-host of 7th Line Army’s Orange and Blue Thing podcast.  

Host Bill Donohue opens the show talking with musician and Mets fan George Thorogood of The Destroyers. Then Bill talked about his trip to Cooperstown for the 2017 MLB Hall-of-Fame inductions. Scheduled guest and New York Mets radio voice Wayne Randazzo was unable to make it back from Philadelphia in time for the show, so...

Hosts Jake Asman and Dan Budick open the show talking about the Yankees weekend in Cleveland and what the expectations are for the team the rest of the way, as well as the Mets and their recent call-up Amed Rosario. After the break the guys talked about Jay Cutler and his decision to his cut...

Hosts Mike Vivalo and Jeff Guida reflect on their childhood, talking about their favorite players as kids, and welcoming former Seattle Mariners pitcher and Mahopac High School alum Dave Fleming.