WGBB Sports Talk New York

Host Raymond Mora began the show talking about the World Series with Johnnie Malioris from 87 Sports Fans, as well as what to expect from the Mets and Royals this off-season. Then Gary Davenport, NFL analyst for the Bleacher Report, joined the show to discuss the NFL, the Jets and the Giants. Ray closed out the program...

Hosts Gary Harding and John Panarese begin the show talking NHL hockey with Brad Kurtzberg from Inside Hockey, followed by some talk about the Rangers with Steve Zipay from Newsday.    

Host Nkwa Asonye opened the show by welcoming Erik Boland from Newsday to discuss the Yankees, and in particular the new the “kid”s Greg Bird and Luis Severino. Then author Lew Freedman joined the program to discuss his new book Bronx Bombers, where he chronicles the biggest home runs in franchise history. Nkwa then closed out the...

Host Bill Donohue began the show talking with former New York Yankees lefthander and all-time leader in ERA at the original Yankee Stadium, Fritz Peterson.  In the second half of the show, Bill welcomed former New York Mets 2B Doug Flynn.  

Host Jake Brown welcomes former New York Jets WR Rob Carpenter to the WGBB studio to co-host, as the duo began the show talking some Mets baseball, and then previewed both the New York Jets and Giants.  

Host Bill Donohue began the show talking about 2015 NFL Hall-of-Fame selections, and later welcomed 1962 Mets outfielder Frank Thomas to the program, who led the expansion Mets with 34 HRs and 94 RBIs in their inaugural season.  

Hosts Jake Asman and Dan Budick kick things off with some talk about the Mets and Yankees playoff push as the teams hope to capture their division titles heading into the final weeks of the season. In the second half of the program, the guys spoke about the New York Jets and the recent controversy surrounding...

Host Raymond Mora starts the show talking Jets and Giants football with Gary Davenport from Bleacher Report, and later breaks down the NFL’s AFC and NFC conferences with New York Post columnist Bart Hubbach.  

Host Bill Donohue starts the show talking about the recent passing of former New York Giants Hall-of-Famer and broadcasting legend Frank Gifford, and then welcomes longtime Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda, followed by  former New York Mets outfielder Ron Swoboda.  

Hosts Nkwa Asonye Jr. and Derek Wasiak began the show continuing their conversation with formre Yankees 2B Brian Doyle, followed by talk about the Yankees run to first place in the AL East and their weekend in Chicago against the White Sox. Nkwa and Derek then closed out the show talking Mets baseball,  with talk about the Mets...

Hosts Derek Wasiak and Nkwa Asonye Jr. welcome former Yankees 2B and 1978 World Series hero Brian Doyle. In addition to talking about the many great memories he has from that series, Doyle also spoke about how the team  overcame a mid-season deficit of 14 games and won a 1-game playoff against the Red Sox to win the American...

Hosts Derek Wasiak and John Sweeney kick of the show talking some Mets and Yankees, but later get into the New York Jets with Joe Caporoso from Turn On The Jets, as the team gets set for training camp.  

Hosts Jake Asman and Dan Budick opened the show with the Mets big bounce back weekend, and discussed if the team will make another move before the deadline. Later the guys broke down the Yankees chances of making a deal, and debated if they were good enough to win the division without making any moves....

Host Jake Brown welcome pro basketball player and former Hofstra Pride star Charles Jenkins to the WGBB studio. Jenkins talked about his time playing at Hofstra, including a story about his former coach at the school, Tom Pecora. Charles also discussed his time in the NBA with the Warriors, and playing overseas in Europe for the Serbian...

Hosts Gary Harding and John Panarese begin the show as the Mets were defeating the St. Louis Cardinals in 18 innings, and took some calls discussing the team. In the second half of the show, the guys continued talking about the Mets, welcoming Jeff Paternostro from Amazin’ Avenue.