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We just witnessed one of the best main cards in UFC history. UFC 217 will be broken down, along with a recently huge development in pro wrestling. 

Talking Bellator 185 and previewing WWE TLC. It looks to be a wild night for professional wrestling. Also, Who is Kristina Williams?

It is the season premiere of Double G Radio’s basketball show The Box Out. Kahlil and Jason return every single week from now until the end of the basketball season to discuss everything basketball. Both the New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets are gearing up for the 2017-2018 NBA season. The guys will look at both squads and determine what their most significant challenges will be. Can the Nets compete in a weak Eastern Conference? Will the Knicks rebuild begin in earnest or fail miserably? Kahlil and Jason will preview the season for both tri-state area teams. That and more on the season premiere of The Box Out.

Demetrious Johnson made history last night at UFC 216. Let's discuss his greatness, shall we? Also previewing WWE Hell in a Cell

One of the biggest shows since it's inception, as we have Heather "Heat" Hardy on the program. We'll discuss Bellator 185, women in sports and much more. We'll then preview WWE's No Mercy PPV. 

The Box Out returns with an emergency edition of the show after the monumental news from Saturday afternoon. The Knicks finally traded Carmelo Anthony with the perennial All-Star being moved to Oklahoma City in exchange for Enes Kanter, Doug McDermott, and a draft pick. Kahlil and Jason will give their thoughts on the deal and what it means for both teams. Joining the show will be Double G Sports basketball writer Ben McDonald with his thoughts on the trade and if the Knicks got back what they deserved or could have gotten more for Melo. All this and more on a special emergency edition of The Box Out on Double G Sports radio.  

The Box Out returns as we move ever so closer to the beginning of the NBA season. As the start of the season draws near, so does the likelihood of the Knicks beginning the season with Carmelo Anthony on the roster. The problem….a new blog post by Knick GM Scott Perry on Thursday does not include Carmelo in the discussion of the team.  There were also reports this week that Anthony is confident that New York will trade him to Houston by Monday. Add in the comments by Michael Beasley that the Knicks can compete for the fifth or sixth playoff spot and there is a ton to talk about when it comes to the Knicks. Kahlil and Jason will discuss all the goings on with the Knicks as the soap opera continues.  That and Kevin Durant’s social media issues and the new NBA jerseys, all on a brand new episode of The Box Out on Double G Sports Radio. 

The Box Out returns with the aftermath of the Kyrie Irving trade to the Boston Celtics. After Cleveland had buyers remorse and attempted to get more from Boston, the trade was finally completed with the addition of a 2020 second-round pick also going to Cleveland. Now that the deal is done, is Cleveland still the best team in the Eastern Conference? Does this trade push Boston past Cleveland? With the successful first season of the Big 3 now in the books, they are now facing a lawsuit from another legends league. However, with a second season guaranteed can the Big 3 one day rival the NBA one day? The guys will discuss. The NFL is still answering questions about Colin Kaepernick and why he still does not have a job in the league. Kahlil and Jason will discuss whether this has or ever will ever happen in the NBA and why the NBA seems light years ahead of the NFL when it comes to player activism and social awareness. All that and more, including the NBA attempting to stop teams tanking for draft picks, on a new episode of The Box Out. 

Did McGregor pull it off? Is Mayweather 50-0? The entire fight will be discussed, along with a SummerSlam review and more

The Box Out comes to you on a Friday night, a little later than normal but news packed nonetheless.  Well, it finally happened - Kyrie Irving was traded this week. Irving went to the Boston Celtics for Isiah Thomas, Jae Crowder, Ante Zizic and Boston’s first round draft pick that belonged to the Nets. With the trade now complete, what does this mean for both the Celtics and the Cavaliers? Does this trade push Boston past Cleveland into the number one contenders for the Eastern Conference?   With the Kyrie deal done, the question locally becomes what does all of this mean for the New York Knicks? No Kyrie and Carmelo is still on the team. Where do the Knicks go from here? Do the entertain the Houston Rockets’ offer for Melo, including Ryan Anderson?  That and more, including whether the Bulls will buy out Dwyane Wade’s contract, on The Box Out.

Yael Averbuch is a five year veteran of the National Women's Soccer League and has won two championship titles with FC Kansas City. On May 15, 2017, the UNC alumna helped coordinate the founding of the NWSL Players Association. The PA will cover all non-allocated players, as well as amateur players with NWSL affiliate teams. Averbuch joins Beyond the Game to talk through the timeline of the announcement, and the next steps of the NWSLPA. The mission of the NWSLPA reads as follows:  “We, the Non-Allocated Players of NWSL, vow to build on the opportunity that has been afforded to us, as well as work to achieve those goals that have not yet been attained. We honor the vision and progress of those who came before us...Pledge to work with the League and Allocated Players to advance continued improvements in women's soccer...Commit ourselves to doing all in our power for the betterment of our members so that we may best contribute to the common goal: a world-class product on the field, and to be role models and inspire the next generation off the field.” Show Notes: YaelAverbuch.com On the Road With F.C. Kansas City by Yael Averbuch TIME FOR CHANGE by Hope Solo Maddy Evans retires at 26   Music Credit: “Roy” by JBlanked  Horizon album

Football season is here and it's time to talk about the Giants and the Jets. Also, with the Subway series around the corner it's time to talk Yankees & Mets. 

The Box Out returns after a week off to drop massive knowledge about the sport of basketball.  The Knicks have filled their roster this week with new players Ramon Sessions and Michael Beasley. While those names do not instill fear in the NBA, is this the only moves left to make until the Carmelo Anthony situation is solved? Kahlil and Jason will discuss. While basketball news dies during the summer, The Box Out will explore different basketball films and whether they still hold up today. Two weeks ago was Above The Rim and this week, the guys will look at the film Blue Chips starring Nick Nolte, Shaquille O’Neal and Penny Hardaway. There were a lot of themes in the movie so Kahlil and Jason will discuss whether the themes in the movie still holds true today in college basketball and athletes as a whole.  That and more, including some WNBA news about the New York Liberty, all on this edition of The Box Out.   

The New York Baseball teams are wheeling and dealing. The Mets have been buyers and sellers which actually makes sense. Meanwhile, the Yankees seem like they're really going for it this year, at least as much as they can without giving up MAJOR prospects. We'll be talking with Nick Vigliotti of MLB Advanced Media all about his thoughts on the moves of the Yankees. Charles Oakley recently came out saying that he believes NBA players now a day might as well be wearing dresses, that's how soft they are. Are those comments warranted? We'll discuss. Also, NFL training camp has begun and what is the outlook in the Big Apple for Big Blue and Gang Green?

Jon Jones is on top of the mountain again! Today's show is all about one of the best UFC cards this year. Also discussing SummerSlam plans. Call (914) 338-0897

The Box Out returns after a week off and just when we thought there was no more NBA news to report, more continues to happen. Last week, it was reported that Kyrie Irving requested a trade out of Cleveland as he was no longer interested in being LeBron James’ little brother. There are reportedly four teams on Irving’s wish list to get traded to, and one of them is...THE NEW YORK KNICKS. What does this mean for the Knicks, Irving and more importantly Carmelo Anthony who is looking for a way out? Kahlil and Jason will discuss. In local news, the Nets for Allen Crabbe this week. If you remember the Nets signed Crabbe to an offer sheet last summer, which Portland matched. Now Brooklyn finally gets the guys they want. The guys talk about whether this means that the Nets could be a fringe playoff team. Finally, in a special summer topic, Kahlil and Jason will look back on the classic movie “Above The Rim” starting Duane Martin and Tupac Shakur. Where does this movie fall in all-time great basketball films? All that and more on a new episode of The Box Out.

The Carmelo Anthony trade talks are hitting a fever pitch! With Kyrie Irving asking the Cavaliers for a trade, the Knicks fanbase have turned their attention to Cleveland. Could Kyrie come the Big Apple? Where would Melo land? The guys talk it out and discuss the possiblities. Also, Mets and Yankess talk on the sho as well. 

We are back to talk about UFC Long Island, WWE Battleground and Kurt Angle's son! All that, and much more. Call in at (914) 338-0897

The Big Apple is full of surprises and drama for that matter. Who would have thought Phil Jackson would do such a terrible job as the President of Basketball Operations for the New York Knicks? Who knew the New York Mets were going to be so underwhelming this season? And who saw THIS coming from Aaron Judge?  Well, for the Knicks it's out with the old and in with the new, kind of. Steve Mills has been promoted to President while former Sacramento Kings Executive Scott Perry has been hired as the GM. Will this combination work or should the Knicks have gone in a different direction and cleaned house? Yes, we know the Mets have struggled so far this season and it's in large part due to injury. Lead Mets Writer for Double G Sports, Dan Yanofsky will join us again this week to touch on the Mets and his experience at the All-Star Game.  How about that Aaron Judge!? Honestly, who could have projected that kind of first-half production from the youngster? We all knew he was a big strong guy but he's turned himself into a really good hitter. But now it's about adjustments, sooner or later pitchers will begin to take advantage of his weaknesses and thus the cat and mouse game ensues. Will Judge be able to then adjust to the pitchers, that's the big question on our minds. Also, are the New York Yankees going to contend for a playoff spot this season?

The Box Out returns after another week of NBA Free Agency. Gordon Hayward is in Boston, Paul George was officially introduced to the OKC faithful and the Knicks...have done almost nothing. Throw in David Griffin backing out of the GM job for the team and this off-season has been a disaster for the Knickerbockers. What is the plan for the New York Knicks? The Nets lost out on Otto Porter but were able to trade for DeMarre Carroll from the Raptors. Are the Nets a possible eighth-seed in the Eastern Conference?   With many of the major moves done for the summer, which teams bettered themselves to compete for a playoff spot and face their inevitable loss to the Golden State Warriors? That and more on this week’s The Box Out.

Welcome back to another edition of The Big Apple Sports Hour with Stopsky and G, we missed you all over the 4th of July holiday. But, now we're back and ready to dive into some New York Sports! We'll kick it off by talking about the New York baseball scene as both the Mets and the Yankees are limping into the All-Star break. In addition, we'll be talking to Lead Mets Writer for Double G Sports, Dan Yanofsky live from the sight of the 2017 All-Star festivities in sunny Miami, FL.  The second half of the show is all yours, feel free to give us a call to chime in on anything. But what we'll be getting into is what's caused such a spike in home runs this season, Stopsky will tell us why the New York Jets tanking will backfire, and what the latest is on the New York Knicks.

The Box Out is back at it with the aftermath of the beginning of NBA Free Agency. Major news came out this week after Gordon Hayward announced that he would be signing with the Boston Celtics. The Celtics are now trying to free cap space to sign him with three players now on the trading block.  Kahlil and Jason will look at the move and whether it makes the Celtics the team to beat in the Eastern Conference. Paul George is now a member of the Oklahoma City Thunder as the Pacers traded him to OKC for almost nothing. Does OKC move up in the Western Conference pecking order? Wil George consider staying with the Thunder or continue towards LA? The guys will discuss. Finally after firing Phil Jackson, the Knicks has done next to nothing during free agency and now are being linked to Rajon Rondo. What should the Knicks do? That and much more on the episode of The Box Out.

On this show, we will hear from #WinningWomen looking to highlight the history of women in baseball, as well as create opportunities for the next generation of females playing America's pastime. A League of Their Own brought to light a lost history of women in the game.  Since, the cast continues to offer support to sharing the stories of the past, while paving the way for the future.  On July 1st, members of the cast of A League of Their Own accompany players from the All America Girls Professional Baseball League (AABPBL) to celebrate the Rockford Peaches at MCU Park in Brooklyn, NY.  Megan Cavanagh (Marla Hooch), Tracy Reiner (Betty "Spaghetti" Horn), Shirley Burkovich (AAGPBL player) and Maybelle Blair (AAGPBL player) were honored by the Cyclones. The quartet participated in a Winning Women Power Panel with fellow Winning Women honorees Perry Barber (umpire) and Mary Beck (MLB VP of Marketing & Promotion).   The show will include clips from the Cyclones celebration of the film, an interview with Perry Barber, and other opportunities to grow the game of baseball for girls and women. Show Notes AAGPBL official website Brooklyn Cyclones Winning Women  ESPN: A League of Their Own - An Oral History History made in Rockford: International Women’s Baseball Center opens

After last week’s NBA Draft and marathon show, The Box Out returns, and there is a ton to talk about this week. The unthinkable happened on Wednesday has Phil Jackson was relieved of his duties as New York Knicks president. A move that both Jason and Kahlil wanted for months happened, and now in the aftermath of the move, the guys look at the future of the team and where they go from here. Another significant move occurred on Wednesday when the Clippers traded Chris Paul to the Rockets for seven players, a first-round draft pick and cash. This move put the Rockets into the conversation as a possible opponent for the Warriors in the Western Conference Finals next season. Meanwhile, reports of infighting emerged as sources say that Paul lost confidence in Clippers coach Doc Rivers after being accused of nepotism towards his son Austin Rivers. The guys will discuss the move and what the hell is going on in LA. That and more, including Russell Westbrook’s MVP speech and the NBA Awards review, on this week’s The Box Out.

Welcome to another episode of The Big Apple Sports Hour with Stopsky and G. The NBA and the NHL just had their respective drafts and we're going to talk about them! Plus the Mets are "open for business" and the Yankees have lost 10 of their last 12. Segment 1 Scorin' Mike Warren joins Stopsky, who is by himself today, to talk about the NHL Draft. How did the Rangers, Islanders and Devils do? Plus, with the Rangers trading Derek Stepan, are the Rangers officially in the race to sign Kevin Shattenkirk? Before Warren leaves he gives us his reaction to the Yankees losing streak. Is he concerned? Segment 2 Stopsky takes a look at a wild week in the NBA. How does he think the Nets and the Knicks did during the draft? Also, has Stopsky finally had enough of Phil Jackson?  Segment 3 G makes his triumphant return to the program to talk about his beloved Mets. Now that they are "open for business", who is in danger of no longer being a Met by the second half of the season? 

The show is back, and there is so much to talk about. We will review WWE's Money in the Bank PPV, Bellator NYC and Cody Rhodes becoming Ring of Honor World Champion. We will also get into some Mayweather v. McGregor talk. Small preview for UFC Fight Night as well. Call (914) 338-0897

The first step of the NBA offseason begins with the 2017 NBA Draft from Brooklyn. The Box Out will have an extended LIVE episode going over the draft picks as they come in. The last week has been intense as the moves have been fast and furious. Kahlil and Jason will discuss all the moves, including everything that happens during the draft...did I mention that the show will LIVE! With all the moves happening, you just know the Knicks had to get involved with it all. Rumors have the Knicks listening to offers for Kristaps Porzingis. Phil Jackson confirmed the rumors during a pre-draft show on MSG Network on Wednesday. The guys will discuss the possible move and why Phil is still not saying the right things to this day. That and so much more during a special LIVE NBA Draft edition of The Box Out.

Title IX reads "No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance." Show Notes:  Full panel discussion at the Radcliffe Institute - Title IX at 45  Three prongs of Title IX  Julie Foudy & Donna de Varona Dissent  Title IX for girls and women of color Kara Lawson: Sacramento Kings Called Me Distraction, Kept Me Out Of Practice Analysis: Geno Auriemma’s Comments, Contributions to Women’s Basketball

The NBA Draft is set to kick off this Thursday! Stopsky and G will dive into what the New York Knicks may do with the eighth overall pick and what the Brooklyn Nets may do with the 22nd and 27th overall picks.  Next, the guys welcome in DoubleGSports own, Kelsi Brown who writes for the site covering the New York Yankees. She'll tell us if she's worried about the current losing streak, the starting pitching and the Judge. Finally, don't think we forgot about your New York Mets. Matthew Cerrone, the man who created Metsblog.com will join the show to break down the fundamental and not so fundamental problems of the Mets. He'll also tell us if and when it's time to think about trading pieces away and introduce the future now.

The Golden State Warriors are the NBA Champions for the second time in three years and now, the summer brings major decisions for both the Warriors and the runner-up Cleveland Cavaliers. The Box Out is here to give you a NBA Finals review and what is on the horizon for both of these teams, along with the rest of the NBA. In one week the NBA Draft emanates from the Barclays Center and Bleacher Report released a very interesting mock draft just seven days away from the big night. Kahlil and Jason will look at the mock draft, including the interesting selection they are predicting at number two. Finally we have hit the end of the NBA season which means the focus shifts to the WNBA. Jason is the New York Liberty beat writer for Double G Sports and he will talk about the Liberty season to this point and what the rest of the WNBA looks like as their season is in full swing. That and more, including Jason’s rant on the NBA Awards, on The Box Out.

Anya Battaglino is a professional hockey player with the Connecticut Whale of the National Women's Hockey League (NWHL). Battaglino will return for a third season with the Whale as a roster player.   Recently, she opened up via Twitter about her mental health struggles in high school.  Anya joins the show to discuss her personal journey, and why she now advocates for more conversation about mental health awareness.Before we let Anya go, she also gives her thoughts on catfish tosses and the 2017 Stanley Cup Finals.  Check out more on Anya and the Whale from Double G sportswriter Chip Gianni.   Show Notes: For more information on DIFD (Do It For Daron) visit www.difd.com  Imani Boyette on mental health for The Undefeated Music Credit:  “Roy” by JBlanked off the Horizon album

It was a good weekend to be a fan of the New York Baseball teams. The New York Mets took 3 out of 4 from the Atlanta Braves where Steven Matz and Seth Lugo made their season debuts and Yoenis Cesepedes made a thunderous return to the lineup. As for the Bombers from the Bronx, they swept a series at home against their division rivals in the Orioles.  We're getting into the start of summer and we all know summer never lasts as long as we hope it will and at the end of it in Aug. we really start gearing up for the NFL season. The Jets are cleaning out the roster, while the Giants look to be a legit Super Bowl contender. Stopsky also attended a Charity Softball game hosted by Landon Collins, he'll give us his reaction to that event along with being around and meeting some of the players.

The Box Out returns as the basketball world is on the verge of history. The Golden State Warriors took a 3-0 series lead against the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals and is one game away from going a perfect 16-0 in the 2017 NBA Playoffs. Kahlil and Jason will look at how the series has progressed and whether LeBron and Cleveland will even take one game from the Warriors or whether Golden State is that good. With the NBA Draft approaching, there are serious rumors regarding the local teams and trades. The guys will talk about these proposed trades and whether it is in the the Knicks and Nets best interest to pursue them. St. John’s guard Federico Mussini will forgo his final two seasons of college and pursue a playing career in Europe. Will this become a normal thing for not just European players, but American players as well? All that and more on the next edition of The Box Out!

Tonight I am joined by Bre Hougue and Laura Wright Landrum to discuss the legacy of Muhammad Ali.  Bre is a native of Louisville, the hometown of Ali.  She will discuss her earlier memories of the late boxer and activist, and how she incorporates his spirit into teaching.  Laura is a baller-turned-boxer from Seattle. She discusses her journey into the ring, and the legacy of Ali outside of fighting.   Both women participate in the CDF Freedom Schools Ella Baker Child Policy Training Institute, and were interviewed at the historic Alex Haley Farm in East Tennessee.  Show Notes: Time remembers Ali - Audio from Melissa Chan's article published June 5, 2016 Muhammad Ali memorial service at KFC Yum! Center audio via ESPN Louisville More on the Southern Fried Poetry Slam - Louisville, KY  More on the Seattle CDF Freedom Schools WA-Bloc  Music Credit:  "Roy" by JBlanked off the Horizon album

It’s NBA Finals time and The Box Out is with you for a pre-game look at the most anticipated NBA Finals in NBA history. We have the Cavaliers and the Warriors in a matchup that everyone saw coming from the beginning of the season. Kahlil and Jason will look at the important matchups and who each believes will win the NBA Championship and in how many games. News has dropped in the last few hours that the New York Knicks and Portland Trailblazers are in talks for one of Portland's three first-round draft picks. Could this be a good omen for the Knicks going into the draft or is all hope is lost with Phil Jackson making the pick? All that and more coming up on The Box Out.

On this weeks XO Show, we talk to actor and Mets fan Keisuke Hoashi

I dedicate this show in loving memory to my abuela, Osvaldina Sama De Los Santos, and my father, Edwin Ayala.   Erik Wollschlager joins the show to discuss his new book Gavin and the Power Play, as part of the 11 Day Power Play fundraiser for the Rosewell Park Cancer Institute.  Wollschlager is a hockey analyst for the 2017 Isobel Cup Championship Buffalo Beauts team.  He is also a writer for FanRag sports and contributor to the 716 Podcast.   Show Notes: To donate, visit Justen Ehrig's 11 Day Power Play website. Grab your copy of Gavin and the Power Play by making a $10 donation. Music Credit:  "Roy" by JBlanked off the Horizon album  

Ladies and gentleman, it's Memorial Day and that means it's the offical start of summer. With longer summer days comes warmer weather and beautiful days spent traveling to your favorite ballparks, it's baseball season! For Stopsky and I that would be Yankee Stadium and Citi Field.  We begin with Yanks and transition into the Mets as Stopsky will be live en route to Citi Field for the game today. 

HUGE NEWS to start the show, followed by some MMA and Pro Wrestling talk. What are your thoughts of Jinder Mahal as WWE Champion? Interview with Cody Rhodes will be discussed as well. Call for (914) 338 - 0897 your opinions, comments, etc. 

The Box Out returns with all the basketball news to fit in an one hour radio show. Reports surfaced that Phil Jackson and Kristaps Porzingis had a meeting where Jackson pretty much ignored the young Knicks’ star. Jason and Kahlil will discuss where everything stands between these two and whether Phil has anymore goodwill with anyone anymore. The playoffs have went the way that many thought it would as the Golden State Warriors are awaiting their matchup against the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals, once the Cavs close out the Boston Celtics. Have these playoffs been as bad as everyone is saying? Celtics’ president Danny Ainge said in an interview that representatives of Lonzo Ball have told Boston that Ball will not workout for their team. Are Ball and his reps ruining his NBA career already? That and more, including whether Stephen A. Smith is hating on Kevin Durant or is he right, on The Box Out.  

Jackie Robinson is well known for breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball.  In this episode, we discuss Robinson's impact on America off the baseball diamond.  Katy Lasdow, Assistant Public Historian at the Brooklyn Historical Society, discusses the new exhibition “Until Everyone Has It Made: Jackie Robinson’s Legacy”.   Daniel Yanofsky, New York Mets beat writer for Double G Sports, also joins the show to think of Robinson's legacy in context of the MLB today.  We chat everything from the retirement of Jackie's number in all of baseball, to what Robinson might make of the diversity in the game today.  Show Notes: For more information about the Jackie Robinson exibition, visit www.brooklynhistory.org.  The story of the 1955 World Series banner can be found here.  Music Credit:  "Roy" by JBlanked off the Horizon album

Welcome back to The Big Apple Sports Hour we kick off the show with the shocker that was LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers suffering their first loss of the postseason. Give credit where credit is due as the Boston Celtics fought back from a 21 point deficit in the third quarter without Isaiah Thomas no less.  Next, we'll dive into the New York baseball scene with CBS Radio-WFAN Host Demetri Adarahtas and he'll give us his thoughts on both the New York Mets and Yankees.  Finally, Stopsky and G take a look at the NBA Draft as it pertains to the New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets.

Kristine and Dan are back, and busier than ever. Topics for the show will include: Mayweather v. McGregor, UFC 211, Ring of Honor's War the Worlds PPV, Bellator and UFC Long Island. Finally, we will preview WWE's Backlash PPV. 

The Box Out returns after an action packed week of basketball news. The NBA Draft Lottery was Tuesday and as usual, the Knicks was left in the cold as they received the eighth pick in the 2017 NBA Draft. This comes after being slotted for the seventh spot. Where do the Knicks go with this pick? The Brooklyn Nets saw their first-round pick go to the Boston Celtics as payment for the Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce years ago. Jason and Kahlil discuss the lottery, including the Nets receiving nothing for their bad season. We are in the conference finals of the NBA Playoffs and at this point, it seems that Golden State and Cleveland are in the driver’s seat for the NBA Finals. The guys will analyze what they have seen so far in the conference finals and whether both teams can keep up this pace. That and more on a new edition of The Box Out.

Host Erica Ayala is joined by Sandra Velasquez, the founder of Hockey Fights Hate. The women discuss the upcoming women's hockey scrimmage to support Planned Parenthood.  The first-ever scrimmage will be held on May 20th at City Ice Pavilion in Queens, NY.    New York Riveters Shelly Picard, Sarah Bryant, Miye D'Oench and Lauren Wash will participate with other female hockey players to raise funds and awareness for Planned Parenthood.  Show Notes:    To help Sandra reach the event goal of $3,000 for Planned Parenthood, send your receipt to hokceyfightshate@gmail.com.  For more information about Saturday's event, follow Hockey Fights Hate on Twitter: @HockeyFightsH8.  The event will also be live streamed on Facebook.  Music Credit:  "Roy" by JBlanked off the Horizon album

Welcome back to another edition of The Big Apple Sports Hour with Matt Stopsky and Greg Larnerd.  The New York Rangers magical playoff run has ended at the hands of the Ottawa Senators, we'll break it down with Scoring Mike Warren of WIRY Radio one last time. Plus we'll take your calls on the Rangers loss live with Mike on the line. Later, Mike will stick with us to talk New York baseball, the Yankees celebrated Derek Jeter day on Sunday as the Mets sputtered in Mllwaukee.  In our final segment Stopsky and G will dive into some NBA Playoff action. No Kawhi, big problems for the San Antonio Spurs and we've got ourselves a Game 7 tonight between the Boston Celtics and Washington Wizards.

It’s Thursday night and that means The Box Out on Double G Sports Radio. Kahlil and Jason will discuss the playoffs up this point. The Cavaliers and Warrior continued their dominance over the Eastern and Western conferences respectively. The guys will discuss whether these two teams will walk into the NBA Finals undefeated. The big conversation this week was whether LeBron James is now better than Michael Jordan. The Box Out will take on this absurd converstaion and give our views in this ongoing topic.   Two more teams were eliminated as the Utah Jazz and Toronto Raptors are now on their summer vacations. Kahlil and Jason will look at what the future holds for those two teams, especially in Toronto with free agent point guard Kyle Lowry. That and all your playoff news on the next The Box Out.

It's another edition of As The Mets Turn, er, The XO Show. Probably the only time we'll discuss dildos here, but no promises.

Welcome to another installment of The Big Apple Sports Hour with Stopsky and G. Coming up today we've got Mike Warren again joining us to talk about the NY Rangers as their backs are squarely up against the wall, coming home for Game 6. Also, we'll be talking to Dan Yanofsky, Leader Mets Writer for DoubleGSports.com. We'll be getting Dan's take on Matt Harvey and all things New York Mets.

The Main event co-host Kristine recaps Canelo vs. Chavez Jr and all the latest in the world of MMA. 

The Box Out returns! After a week off, Double G Sports’ resident basketball experts are back to discuss all things b-ball. Since the last show, there has not been much news on the New York Knick front...but that changed earlier this week as reports has the Knicks looking at a French point guard for their seventh draft spot. Kahlil and Jason will discuss the likelihood of Phil Jackson drafting a foreign player in one of arguably one of the deepest drafts in recent history. The NBA Playoffs are in full swing as we are in the second round of the postseason. The guys will discuss whether the Cavaliers have enough in the tank to win the championship or whether the Warriors still remain the favorites to the NBA title. That and so much more on The Box Out!