Kenny's 2 Pennies

Kenny Haas is in studio for the season finale of Kenny's 2 Pennies! He begins congratulating the Waterloo girls basketball team for taking another crown, the Federation title. It was a banner year for the team, and Kenny pays respects to the incredible players, coaches, and team that brought home the titles this winter. He then turns his focus to the moving and shaking with the Syracuse basketball team. Joe Girard will be leaving the hill and Judah Mintz will be testing the NBA waters. Kenny offers his thoughts and opinion on what will happen to the players respectively. Kenny departs from the studio one more time this season by honoring his mother.

It is a celebratory vibe on Kenny's 2 Pennies this week. Kenny Haas is overjoyed with the Waterloo Tigers bringing home the Class B Girls Basketball State Title this past weekend. Kenny gives a shoutout to the team and coaching staff while they prep for the Federation tournament this weekend. Kenny then turns to Syracuse as the Orange are creating havoc in the WNIT upsetting teams and advancing through the tournament. He also discusses the latest on the lacrosse team as they hit a bit of a rough patch.

Kenny Haas is back in the studio for another Kenny's 2 Pennies. Kenny opens with the Waterloo girls basketball rolling to their third consecutive Section V title. After defeating Pal-Mac on Saturday, Hornell awaits them for a chance to head to Buffalo in the Far West Regional. Kenny previews the weekend as Waterloo may face Depew or Southwestern and gives his scouting report on the teams. He also offers his congratulations to the boys team in Waterloo, despite losing to Newark, it was a terrific year for the squad. Kenny shifts focus to Syracuse and the Orange coming out victorious on Senior Night. He offers his kudos to Jesse Edwards, who had the best performance his Paul Harris in terms of statistics in a game. Kenny looks ahead to the ACC Tournament and what the Orange can do if they want to even make the CBI. He was also excited to see Gerry McNamara and Hakim Warrick at the Dome on Saturday getting their number retired.

Kenny Haas is back on his usual Tuesday schedule for Kenny's 2 Pennies. Kenny opens with a discussion on the Sectional Tournament and Waterloo's current run. The girls team is out to take on anyone. He credits the coaching staff for an excellent job in the quarterfinal round, downing North Rose-Wolcott/Sodus. Kenny also credits the boys team, as they rolled in the opening round, then defeated Pal-Mac to make it to the semifinals. Kenny also gives respect to Mynderse as they both have been knocked out of the Class B2 brackets. Kenny shifts focus to Syracuse and the horrible play over the last three games. He wonders where the defense has gone after the NC State game. They've given up plenty of threes, but now they need to perform in order to impress the NIT panel. Georgia Tech and Wake Forest await as they close out the regular season. Kenny also talks about NIL, transfer portals, and what could be the problems for the Orange.

Kenny Haas stops by the studio early this week to discuss the big sports weekend. He starts by sharing his thoughts on Syracuse and the loss to Duke on Saturday night. With another loss on the belt, Kenny wonders what the Orange can do besides winning out to have any hopes of making the post-season. Kenny then focuses on the Daytona 500 and the big win for Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. He talks about the big win for Ricky and his team, but wonders what lies ahead, racing or wrestling? Section V tournament time his here. The boys kick things off Wednesday and girls begin on Friday. Kenny talks about the matchups to watch for and what he hopes for the local teams this sectional season. Kenny finishes talking some XFL which returned this weekend.

Its Super Bowl week across the country, and Kenny Haas is ready to get you up to speed on all thing Eagles and Chiefs. Kenny looks at the heavyweight matchup and who he sees having an advantage in game. Plus he takes a look at the halftime show featuring Rihanna. In Syracuse country, its been an all orange weekend as lacrosse opened the season with a win against Vermont. Kenny then looks at the basketball team and its rebounding win on the road in Boston College. The main headlines however have surrounded Jim Boeheim and his statements postgame. Kenny understands both sides of the arguments and offers what he thinks could happen to the coaching legend. Kenny finishes the show highlighting the high school hoops scene. Waterloo girls have a busy week ahead as the regular season comes to an end. Rival Mynderse visits Wednesday night and Kenny knows the Blue Devils could make some noise come sectional time. Kenny then wraps up by discussing the Grammy's on Sunday night.

Kenny Haas has plenty to get to in this week's edition of Kenny's 2 Pennies. Kenny first discusses the NFL as the Super Bowl is set. The Eagles and Chiefs defeated the 49ers and Bengals respectively. Kenny shares his thoughts on the games and what may have give the Eagles an edge over the hard-fighting Chiefs. Kenny shifts his focus to the Orange and mainly basketball. It was a rough week to say the least for the Orange, and Kenny wonders what they can do close out games as the season slips away. He then talks about the football team with the 2023 schedule released last night. In a front loaded season, Kenny isn't thrilled with no home games in October and the Pitt game moving to Yankee Stadium. Wrapping up, Kenny shares his thoughts on Breanna Stewart and her free agency this WNBA off season.

Kenny Haas comes into the studio ready to discuss the Bills tough loss to the Bengals on Sunday. Kenny talks about the conditions on Sunday and the effects on the teams. He ponders how the Bills could be dominated on both sides of the ball and what changes could be made both on defense and offense. Kenny also discusses what areas Josh Allen can improve on and what to make of Stefon Diggs' outburst. He also discusses a book on the history of Buffalo sports. The Syracuse Orange are starting to mesh. Kenny talks about the improvement out of the freshmen players as a key block of games awaits the Orange the next week. Turning to high school basketball, Kenny discusses the Waterloo girls basketball team still rolling through the competition.

Kenny Haas is fired up for this edition of Kenny's 2 Pennies. The Bills won against the Patriots to secure the number two seed in the playoffs. Kenny talks about the emotion from the game as Damar Hamlin was honored. He shares his thoughts on John Brown's big return to Buffalo and the kickoff returns. Kenny then turns his focus to the Wild Card game against the Dolphins as the Bills hope to advance to the next round of the playoffs. Syracuse Basketball took another tough loss at Virginia on Saturday. Kenny wonders if we really are witnessing the Boeheim Retirement Tour and compliments Judah Mintz on his continued good work as a freshman. Kenny looks ahead as Virginia Tech and Notre Dame come to the dome this week. TCU was throttled by Georgia in the College Football Championship Monday night. Kenny talks about the game and surprised him the most from the rout. To finish the show, Kenny discusses Waterloo's recent dominance over rival Mynderse Academy in basketball.

2023 didn't start the way Kenny Haas wanted it for Kenny's 2 Pennies. Hopes were high for the Bills but the night ended on a somber note as Damar Hamlin injured and collapsed on the field due to cardiac arrest. Kenny offers his thoughts and prayers to Damar and those closest to him. The focus then shifts to all things Orange. Kenny recaps the Pinstripe Bowl loss for Syracuse but not all is a loss, as he looks at the young players who stepped up big. He then turns to the basketball team as ACC play ramps up and Louisville awaits tonight. Kenny wraps up the show with highlighting the Seneca County rivalry of Mynderse and Waterloo who will square off this weekend.

Kenny Haas is ready to get to business on this week's Kenny's 2 Pennies. Kenny dives into the bowl mania as the fate of the Syracuse Orange is known. The Pinstripe Bowl awaits, with the Minnesota Golden Gophers on the other side. Kenny shares his thoughts on the matchup in a bowl game that is right in the team's backyard. On the hardwood, Syracuse rebounded nicely against Notre Dame and Kenny is pleased to see a win. He also looks ahead to the matchup against Oakland on Tuesday night and Georgetown on Saturday. The Bills also have Kenny's attention as the defeated the Patriots once again. He looks back at the recent history of the squads and the rest of the schedule for Buffalo. Kenny wraps up the show focusing on local high school basketball before talking about Deion Sanders taking over the Colorado program.

Syracuse athletics was in full swing over the weekend. Kenny Haas is ready to breakdown what he saw from the games. The Orange basketball squad took on Bryant and fell on a buzzer beater in regulation. The main storyline however was how high tensions were, as a near brawl broke out in the first half. Kenny shares his thoughts on the donnybrook and the reactions from the coaching staffs of both teams postgame. The Orange football team took down Boston College in Chestnut Hill Saturday night. Kenny discusses how the first half of play led him to believe it wasn't meant to be for Syracuse as well as the postgame antics including a near flag planting at the BC logo. Kenny wraps up the show with a talk on the World Cup, mainly the US taking on Iran and the feelings the two counties have for each other.

The Syracuse Orange football team struggled once again over the weekend, and Kenny Haas shares his thoughts on this week's Kenny's 2 Pennies. The Orange have now lost five straight games after the 45-35 game at Wake Forest this past Saturday. Kenny wonders about Dino Baber's future as head coach as his tenure begins to mirror former head coach Scott Shafer's exit from the program. Boston College awaits this Saturday and Kenny is nervous as the Eagles have played tough against top ACC programs this season. The Bills stopped their skid with a win over the Browns on Sunday. Kenny debates about whether Josh Allen has solved his Gomer Pyle issues as now the focus shifts back to Detroit and the Lions for a Thanksgiving game. Kenny also discusses the football slate for Thanksgiving and his plans for watching those contests. Kenny wraps up the show on the topic of roundball, as the Syracuse basketball team defeated Richmond in overtime last night. It was shades of 1991 for Kenny as the focus now shifts to old Big East foe St. John's tonight in the Empire Classic. High school hoops is also about to begin and before he signs off, Kenny looks at the Waterloo girls program and their preparation for the season.

Kenny Haas is fired up on this week's Kenny's 2 Pennies. The Orange football squad were ran out of the dome on Saturday night by Florida State. Kenny pins the blame squarely on Dino Babers for the way the past few weeks have gone for Syracuse post-Clemson loss. Kenny also shares his thoughts on the upcoming games at Wake Forest and Boston College to close the season with an unknown bowl game looming. Things didn't get much better for Kenny as the Bills lost in overtime to the Vikings on Sunday. Kenny has another direct message to give, this time at Josh Allen. He also says how much of this could fall on the coaching staff, including Ken Dorsey. Before Kenny signs off for the week, he turns his attention to a positive. The Syracuse basketball team defeated Lehigh to open the season last week. Kenny breaks down what he liked from the Orange. He looks ahead to a busy few days for the Orange, as they play Colgate, Northeastern and Richmond in short order.

Kenny Haas is ready to get the Bills and Orange football team fired after a rough patch the past couple weeks. The Bills dropped to the Jets on Sunday. Kenny offers his thoughts on the game and whether concern over Josh Allen's injury is needed yet. Syracuse lost once again at Pittsburgh on Saturday. Kenny wonders how badly the Orange need Garrett Schrader back from injury as Carlos Del Rio-Wilson struggled under center. Syracuse basketball tipped off Monday night, with the Orange defeating Lehigh. Kenny shares his thoughts on the young Orange team, including freshman Chris Bell ringing it in from downtown. He also looks off in to the future as the Orange are off until next Tuesday for the rematch against Colgate. Kenny closes the show shouting out the Waterloo volleyball and offering his thoughts on Election Day 2022.

Kenny Haas has plenty to discuss on this week's Kenny's 2 Pennies. It was another tough week for the Syracuse football team as they fell to Notre Dame 41-24. Kenny wonders about how the Schrader injury swayed the Orange game plan and what potentially is ahead with Pitt this Saturday on the road. The Waterloo volleyball team had a big sectional win over Geneva. Kenny gives kudos to the squad and also discusses the Halloween costumes of the team yesterday. The Syracuse basketball team has one more tune up before the regular season begins. Kenny talks about what to expect in the final game before the regular season tips off next week. Lastly, Kenny pays his respects to Great Northern Mall as another giant closes up forever.

There is plenty to get to on today's Kenny's 2 Pennies. Kenny Haas begins with Syracuse's crushing loss at Clemson on Saturday. With victory in sight the Orange let it go and Kenny is still stung by it. But the time to dwell is ending as the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame come to town for a big noon kickoff. The Bills were on a bye but the Packers are coming to town for a big Sunday Night Football showdown in Orchard Park. Kenny lets us know what the Bills should do to stifle the Packer attack and offers his blunt opinion on Aaron Rodgers. With the fall high school sports season closing in on the end, Kenny shoutouts the Waterloo volleyball team as they get ready for sectional play. He offers his thoughts on the high school football season coming to a close for Mynderse and Waterloo after seasons of struggle for the squads. Kenny ends the show talking about Formula 1 and the high hopes he has as Logan Sargent looks to become the first American driver in the series since Alexander Rossi in 2015.

Everything is coming up in a shade of orange in Kenny's 2 Pennies. Kenny Haas opens this week's edition with the exciting Syracuse victory over NC State. It was electric in the loud house as the Orange become bowl eligible for the first time in four years. Kenny wonders about the next steps of the team for the season as the focus shifts south for Saturday's game at Clemson. Kenny also mentions Jim Boeheim's comments about the Big 10 and how they fare in March Madness. Kenny is also thrilled about the Bills' big win over the Chiefs. He wonders about what could have been going through the minds of Buffalo players as the Chiefs tried to repeat a comeback like in the playoffs. He also discusses the NBA returning, the Sabres start to the season, and shouts out some Waterloo athlete's and their superb accomplishments.

Its a big week in Central New York as the Syracuse Orange get ready to host the NC State Wolfpack for a ranked football showdown. Kenny Haas is revved up and ready on today's Kenny's 2 Pennies. Kenny provides his insight for the game and predicts how the rest of the season could play out for the Orange after having their bye week last week. The Bills destroyed the Steelers and Kenny couldn't be more happy. The Chiefs await the Bills in a big rematch from last year's AFC Championship Game. Kenny gives us some keys to the game and what he expects from the Josh Allen led offense. October is the convergence of sports as the NFL season hits the midway point. But the NHL and NBA are soon to start and the MLB Postseason is in full swing. Kenny talks about what he looks forward to in the seasons ahead and if the Yankees have a meeting with the Astros ahead of them. Kenny wraps up the show discussing the climate of high school football in the area as the season winds down and schools figure out the next best steps for programs.

Kenny Haas thunders into the studio for a new Kenny's 2 Pennies. Kenny opens with a discussion on the Syracuse football team rolling Wagner 59-0 on Saturday. He wonders about the mercy rule during the second half and whether other teams would do the same. Kenny then looks ahead past the bye week and to North Carolina State. The Bills survived and beat Baltimore at the buzzer which brough much joy to Kenny. He discusses the game and shoutouts Jordan Poyer for his excellent defense and two key interceptions. Kenny then previews the game against the Steelers which means a bit of a sibling rivalry with his brother. With a string of head coaches in college getting fired early in the season like Herm Edwards, Paul Chryst, and Geoff Collins, Kenny wonders what is up only four games into the season. He then wraps up the show discussing the Mynderse football team and Waterloo's switch of team nickname to the Tigers.

Making his grand return to the airwaves, Kenny Haas is all set for a new season of Kenny's 2 Pennies. Kenny starts off with a dedication for the season to his mother, and jumps right in to the local high school sports scene. The freshly renamed Waterloo Tigers and Mynderse Academy Blue Devils have had a rough going for the football season, while the soccer and volleyball teams are off to good starts. Kenny shifts focus to the 4-0 Syracuse Orange football squad. With new coaches and a new name on the dome, Kenny is hopeful this team goes bowling later in the season. The Bills were roughed up in Miami and Kenny shares his thoughts on the health of the players post loss. Kenny wraps up the show discussing Aaron Judge and his pursuit of 62 home runs.

Kenny Haas is back in studio for the Season 14 finale of Kenny's 2 Pennies. Kenny opens with talking about the Waterloo Indians in the Class B Girls Basketball State Championship and the tough loss to Schalmont. With the Bills signing of Von Miller and trade for back-up QB Case Keenum, Kenny shares his thoughts on the moves and what it may mean for Buffalo before wrapping up the show and season talking about the Boeheim brothers signing with an agency for pro basketball.

Kenny Haas is back in studio for his second to last episode of the season. First, Brady is back and Kenny is sick of the torture. Kenny keeps talking about the NFL, focusing on the Buffalo Bills as well as other stories around the league. After talking about national sports, Kenny wishes the Waterloo Girls Varsity Basketball team good luck this weekend in the Final Four. He hopes they can secure a state title at Hudson Valley Community College. Kenny wraps up with good spirits that the MLB lockout is over. He does a quick Yankees preview and touches on other stories around the league.

Kenny Haas is in studio to talk all things sports and beyond. Kenny shares his thoughts on Syracuse basketball and the season that was. With the future of Jim Boeheim in question, the basketball team ended the regular season on another sour note, with tough losses to UNC and Miami, the focus shifts to possible post-season tournaments like the CBI and CIT. Kenny talks about the runs local basketball teams had, including the Waterloo girls and Mynderse boys, and wraps up the show talking about Calvin Ridley's suspension due to gambling on NFL games.

Kenny Haas is back in studio for the newest edition of Kenny's 2 Pennies. First, Kenny states his displeasure with Russia's presence in Ukraine. Kenny then reviews Syracuse Basketball's tough week of games, including loses to Notre Dame, Duke and UNC. Kenny then gives his take on MLB's ongoing negotiations. Kenny wraps up with the future of some former Syracuse football coaches.

Kenny Haas is back in studio to discuss all things sports. First, Kenny previews the local teams upcoming sectional games. Then Kenny speaks about the upcoming uphill battle for Syracuse basketball. He hopes the Orange can take down Coach K in his final trip to the Carrier Dome. Kenny then gives his opinion about the antics of Juwan Howard from the past weekend. Kenny wraps up with the upcoming return of the XFL.

Kenny Haas returned to the studio to share his thoughts on the Orange, both basketball and lacrosse teams. With Jesse Edwards' injury, Kenny wonders who will step up and take true control down low with the team struggling to stay on the bubble. Meanwhile the lacrosse team opened its season with a big win over Holy Cross with Gary Gait leading the charge from the sidelines, and Kenny is happy to see Coach Gait reinstall some tactics from his playing days at Syracuse. Kenny shares his thoughts on the Super Bowl, from two underdogs teams to the halftime show, there was plenty to discuss. Lastly, Kenny turns his attention to the ROC and the Olympics, and gives kudos to the Waterloo girls basketball team after wins on the road in Mynderse and Hornell.

Kenny Haas is in studio and fired up about the Syracuse Orange as the basketball team is finally starting to build momentum after a big win over Louisville. Kenny recaps the game plus offers insight for the upcoming games against Boston College and Duke and UNC which lie ahead in a few weeks' time. Kenny then offers his thoughts on the Pro Bowl and other all-star games which see less and less actual game-play. Kenny wraps up the show talking a little Olympics in China and a big game on Friday night between Mynderse and Waterloo in girls basketball.

Kenny Haas is back in the studio after another crazy weekend of football. The Bengals upset the Chiefs and Kenny offers his thoughts on Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase leading the Bengals offense, and Patrick Mahomes imploding in the second half. Kenny then talks about the Rams advancing and how close we came to an old school match-up in the big game. With Syracuse basketball in full swing, Kenny talks about the big win on Saturday against Wake Forest and the football schedule released for the fall season. Kenny closes with a couple of shout-outs to local high school athletes.

Kenny Haas returns to the studio on the heels on the heartbreaking Bills loss in overtime against the Chiefs. He talks about Gabe Davis' huge game, Josh Allen's performance for the season and game, and what to do with the overtime rule in the NFL. Kenny then moves to the Orange and the inconsistent play out of the team from the win against Clemson to the loss at Duke on Saturday, and what lies ahead with Pitt and Wake Forest. Kenny wraps up the show talking the Baseball Hall of Fame and who he hopes to see get inducted come July.

Kenny Haas is in studio and opens with a touching tribute to a fan of the show. Kenny then turns his attention to the Bills and their prefect game against the evil empire known as the Patriots. He also previews the action against Kansas City on Sunday. Kenny focuses on the Orange and how it may be the most inconsistent Syracuse team ever, with big games against Clemson and Duke this week. Lastly, Kenny offers his thoughts on Novak Djokovic and the Australian Open, and congratulates the Waterloo girls basketball team for their win over Mynderse.

Kenny Haas returns in studio and dives right in to the world of high fashion. Kenny discusses the Bills and clinching the division at home, what is ahead on Wild Card Weekend against the Patriots and Black Monday in the NFL where a surprising firing in Miami has Kenny wondering if the Dolphins will turn into the Bills of old. Kenny then shifts focus to the Syracuse basketball squad who he feels are starting to show their true colors while acknowledging that we may have overrated the Orange at the start of the year. Kenny wraps up the show talking about the Waterloo girls high school team and their accomplishments as they head to Mynderse on Friday for classic rivalry showdown.

Kenny Haas returns after the holiday season recharged and ready to go for a new year of Kenny's 2 Pennies. Kenny starts by paying tribute to some legends who passed on during the holiday season both locally and beyond. He then turns to the Bills and how they have clinched their playoff spot. With the Syracuse basketball team returning to action, Kenny discusses the victories against the Ivy League teams and loss to Virginia, and how to get the momentum rolling entering a full slate of ACC games. Kenny finishes the show talking about the Jets collapse against the Buccaneers and Antonio Brown's exit from the game on Sunday.

Kenny Haas is in studio to discuss the Bills win over the Panthers. Kenny still respects Cam Newton's game, and talks about Josh Allen's game and the underused Gabriel Davis and how he should be used just as much as Stefon Diggs. Kenny previews the Bills and Patriots game this next weekend in the "Game of the Year." Kenny moves on to discuss the Orange and trying to reschedule games, early signing period for football, and the transfer portal and Dino Babers use of it. Kenny wraps up the show talking about the Urban Meyer soap opera finally concluding in Jacksonville.

Kenny Haas is in studio wondering how much longer Tom Brady will torture the Bills. Josh Allen carried the Bills to overtime but it wasn't enough as Brady extends his record over the Bills to 33-3. Kenny believes that Buffalo should focus on run defense in the off season, among other issues. Kenny then offers his thoughts on the Orange and their struggles against old Big East foes and how it leaves us with more questions about the team. Bowl season is here, and Kenny wonders how many bowls are too many bowls, and finishes off with the soap operas in the NFL featuring Urban Meyer and Antonio Brown.

The Bills disappointing loss to the Patriots on Monday night has Kenny Haas wondering if the Bills are for real or if they are frauds. With red zone troubles, missed coaching opportunities, and vanilla play calling, Kenny talks about if it is time to move on from members of the coaching staff with Tom Brady and a rematch with the Patriots looming in the coming weeks. Kenny also talks about Syracuse basketball and their big wins against Indiana and Florida State last week. Kenny wraps up the show shouting out the Waterloo and Mynderse girls' basketball teams for their hot starts to the season.

After an awesome first weekend for the Syracuse Orange men's basketball team at the NCAA Tournament. The incredible shooting of Buddy Boeheim lifted Syracuse into the Sweet Sixteen where they will face Houston on Saturday night. Keep it rolling 'Cuse!

This week Kenny takes a look at Syracuse's draw and an eleven seed in this weekend's NCAA Tournament opening rounds, talks about Mynderse boys and Waterloo girls in the Sectional title games, and gives a reaction on Sunday night's Grammy awards.

Kenny is back to talk about something that has become an annual topic of discussion, Syracuse men’s basketball on the NCAA Tournament bubble. Also, thoughts on the recent interview with Harry & Megan that has the Royal family reeling.

It has become an annual event in recent years, talking about Syracuse basketball's position on "the bubble". Kenny looks at the Orange's chances after defeating North Carolina on Monday night and then turns his attention to the recent sexual harassment allegations against Governor Andrew Cuomo.

This week Kenny talks about Monday night's Syracuse loss at Duke along with a rough start for the Syracuse men's lacrosse team. Also, the shoehorning of an abbreviated high school basketball season and his thoughts on interplanetary exploration.

Poor Kenny had to endure yet another Tom Brady Super Bowl victory and he has had enough. Also, thoughts on Syracuse basketball's position heading closer to the NCAA Tournament and thoughts on the Tops-Price Chopper merger announced yesterday,

What a season by the Buffalo Bills. It didn't end in a trip to the Super Bowl after Sunday's loss to Kansas City in the AFC Championship but the future is bright for Bills Mafia. Kenny recaps Sunday's game, the season, and how the franchise looks heading into 2021-22.

This week Kenny celebrates something that hasn't happened in 27 years, the Buffalo Bills advancing to the AFC Championship Game. He is also finds it disconcerting that Tampa Bay and Tom Brady are still alive which could set-up a potential Super Bowl showdown with their old nemesis. Then, some thoughts on the Inauguration in Washington D.C. and the state of the Syracuse men's basketball team.

The Buffalo Bills survived and won their first play-off game in 24 years against the Colts on Saturday. They escaped with a 27-24 win and now will host the Baltimore Ravens for a chance to advance to the AFC Championship. Also, the latest on Syracuse basketball and the state of our country in these upsetting days.

The Buffalo Bills have exorcised a lot of demons and will host a home play-off game for the first time since Jim Kelly was behind center. Kenny Haas talks all about what this means for Bills Mafia and then turns his attention to the return of Syracuse basketball after their quarantine. Finally, Kenny gives his thoughts on the Philadelphia Eagles loss to Washington to close out the NFC East race.

In Kenny's final show of 2020, relief that the Coronavirus vaccine is now being distributed and his comments on media coverage of the rollout. Then a look at Syracuse's blowout win over Boston College and the news that the Cleveland Indians will be changing their mascot before the 2022 baseball season. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Kenny will return to the studio on January 5th.

Kenny closes the book on a less-than-memorable Syracuse Orange football season before turning his attention to 'Cuse basketball and the red-hot Buffalo Bills. 2020 is coming to a close... but not soon enough for Mr. Haas!

This week Kenny vents his frustration with the Syracuse football coaching staff after the abrupt ending to the Orange loss to N.C. State on Saturday. Also, the Buffalo Bills keep rolling, Governor Cuomo talks about a potential "pause" in New York State, and a review of Jeff Dunham's new comedy special that aired over Thanksgiving weekend.

Kenny is ready for Thanksgiving, football and plenty of holiday stuffing. In this special holiday week edition of Kenny's 2 Pennies your host Kenny Haas talks Buffalo sports, LaVar Ball, Governor Cuomo and more.

Kenny Haas talks about Coach Boeheim's positive COVID-19 test, the Buffalo Bills stunning loss in Arizona, the fued between Governor Cuomo and President Trump before giving his thoughts on the end of cash tolling on the New York State Thruway.