Overtime With Stein

On this episode, Stein is joined by Gotham Sports Network founder and co-host of the NYG Weekly Podcast Ethan Levy. You can follow Ethan on twitter @ethangsn and Stein on twitter at @jacobstein23. To start, Stein and Ethan discuss Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll's tenure so far and their expectations before the season (1:20-8:05). Then, both guys discuss the ascension of Daniel Jones and what has impressed them most about it (8:20-17:30). After, they discuss the strong play of both Dexter Lawrence and Isaiah Hodgins and the impact that's had on the team (17:40-25:15). To close out the episode, they talk about the Giants collective coaching staff and offer analysis/predictions for Saturday night's Divisional Playoff Game (25:30-34:30).

On this episode, Stein is joined by Knicks Film School Jonathan Macri. To start, Jonathan and Stein talk about the NBA Finals and their impressions so far (1:10-8:30). Then, both guys discuss a brief overview of the Knicks season, including RJ Barrett's improvement and Julius Randle's struggles (8:40-18:20). After, they dive into the Knicks offseason with discussions about Mitchell Robinson, Jalen Brunson and other offseason questions (18:30-33:30). Concluding the episode, Stein and Jonathan look towards the NBA Draft and some of their favorite prospects (33:45-46:15).

On this episode, Stein is joined by a bunch of friends as they all put on their general manager hats and make selections for each team with a pick in Thursday's first round of the NFL Draft. Thank you to Max Yellin, Glenn Pareti, James Nugent, Ryan Yellin, Jack Williams, Jack Quartararo, Dominic Gugliotta, Andrew Merli, Austin Mattesich, David Forcellati, Alex Criscuolo, Joey Whiting, Hugh Cassidy and Andrew Kohl for announcing their picks on zoom. Also thank you to Phil Wong, Matt Nygaard, Jeremy Collier, Ryan Miller, Luke Ciocca, Jake Schroeder, Nick Verost, Kyle Alvarado and Jacob Ricco for also submitting selections. Hope you all enjoy this episode.

On this episode, Stein is joined by CBS Sports NFL Draft Editor Kyle Stackpole. To start, Stein and Kyle go over the Top 10 of Kyle's most recent mock draft analyzing the selections (1:30-23:45). After, both guys discuss picks 11-20 in Kyle's mock, highlighted by a discussion on quarterback Malik Willis (24:00-37:15). To conclude, Stein and Kyle discuss the final 11 picks of the first round and name their favorite sleepers in the 2022 NFL Draft (37:30-1:00:45).Here's a link to Kyle's Mock Draft: https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/2022-nfl-mock-draft-seahawks-address-ol-after-trading-for-baker-mayfield-steelers-patience-pays-off/

On this episode, Stein is joined by Miami Herald Dolphins beat reporter Daniel Oyefusi. Stein and Daniel start by talking about new Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel and the Tyreek Hill trade (1:05-8:30). After, both guys transition to the Dolphins other free agent signings and look towards the NFL Draft (8:45-20:50). To conclude the episode, Stein and Daniel discuss the most intriguing moves of the NFL offseason and Daniel lets out his frustration about the Los Angeles Lakers struggles this season (21:10-35:10).

On this episode, Stein is joined by CBS Sports senior NFL writer. To start, Stein and Will discuss their biggest takeaways from Super Bowl 56 (0:50-16:30). Then, both guys dive into the nine new NFL head coaching hires and which ones intrigue them most (16:35-27:20). To close out the episode, Stein and Will discuss Aaron Rodgers' future in Green Bay and the potential suitors for some of the top free agents on the market (27:30-52:30).

On this episode Stein is joined by good friend David Forcellati. To start, Stein and Dave discuss the three major NBA Trades so far before the deadline (1:00-23:05). Then Stein and Dave discuss the James Harden/Ben Simmons potential trade and also evaluate the New York Knicks potential trade deadline plans (23:15-39:55). Closing out the episode, Stein and Dave offer their Super Bowl Predictions and their favorite player prop value bets (40:05-57:05).

On this episode Stein is joined by special guest Mike Vaccaro, the lead sports columnist for the New York Post. To start, Stein and Mike discuss the lockout in Major League Baseball and how that will impact the season and marquee free agent signings (1:10-7:30). Then Stein and Mike discuss the New York Jets season and the development of head coach Robert Saleh and quarterback Zach Wilson (7:45-12:35). Beginning an extensive discussion on the New York Giants, Stein and Mike give perspective on Joe Judge's fate as head coach of the team and the departure of Dave Gettleman as general manager (12:45-34:00). Finishing off the episode, Stein and Mike weigh in on potential new head coach and GM candidates for the Giants (34:05-39:10).

On this episode, Stein discusses the firing of New York Giants offensive coordinator Jason Garrett. Stein dives deep into the roots of Garrett's firing and why he is only one of several problems with the team (0:30-16:05).

On this episode, Stein is joined by good friend and die-hard Philadelphia sports fan Dominic Gugliotta. To start, Stein and Dom discuss the most surprising part of the NFL season so far (0:55-10:35). Then, Stein and Dom talk about their two favorite teams the Philadephia Eagles and the New York Giants and the status of both team's head coaches (10:55-29:00). Closing out the NFL talk, both guys go over their end of the season award predictions (29:10-36:00). On the NBA side, they discuss early season storylines and the Ben Simmons situation in Philadelphia (36:15-44:55). To conclude, Stein and Dom give their predictions for the Eastern and Western Conference Standings at the conclusion of the regular season (45:00-1:01:10).

On this episode, Stein is joined by Justin Penik one of the co-hosts of Talkin Giants, part of the Jomboy Media Network.  To start, Stein and Justin discuss what's frustrated them most about the 0-3 start to the season (1:45-10:00). Then Stein and Justin discuss quarterback Daniel Jones' start to the season and the issues with offensive coordinator Jason Garrett (10:10-20:00). After Stein and Justin talk about running back Saquon Barkley and our expectations for him the remainder of the season (20:10-28:55). To close out the episode, Stein and Justin talk about the defense and keys for the Giants against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday (29:05-42:55).

On this episode, Stein is joined by 45-year veteran of the Houston Chronicle John McClain (@McClain_On_NFL). To start the episode, Stein and John discuss the legal situation surrounding Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson and what the timeline is for a potential trade (1:10-13:50). Then, they discuss the top teams in the AFC and who could potentially dethrone the Kansas City Chiefs in that conference (14:20-24:50).  After, Stein and John give their predictions on who the top teams in the NFC will be and who could take down the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (25:00-33:35). In the final segment, Stein and John give preseason predictions for the major NFL awards including MVP as well as who will be playing in the Super Bowl (33:45-49:45).

On this episode, Stein is joined by very special guest New York Post sports columnist and Three-Time New York Times Best Selling Author Ian O'Connor. To start, Stein and Ian discuss the qualities that made both Belichick and Krzyzewski such elite coaches (1:20-7:38). Then Ian discusses some stories that show off the character of both coaches (7:45-11:05). After, Stein and Ian discuss the Coach K's upcoming season and the perception that fans have of both coaches (11:10-19:25). To close out the episode, Stein and Ian talk about both the Knicks and Nets' season's and the outlook for both teams moving forward (19:35-27:15).

On this episode, Stein is joined by good friend and fellow die-hard Knicks fan Ryan Yellin. To start, Stein and Yellin discuss the Eastern Conference playoffs so far and what teams we see advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals (1:10-9:50). Then, Stein and Yellin transition to the Western Conference, giving their thoughts on the Western Conference playoffs so far (10:00-22:30). After, the conversation transitions to the New York Knicks and the disappointing first four games against the Atlanta Hawks with what adjustments can be made to turn the series around (23:00-50:35). To conclude the episode, Stein and Yellin give their predictions for how the Knicks series will end and if this can be deemed a successful season for them (50:50-1:04:45).

On this episode, Stein is joined by a bunch of friends as they go pick by pick mock drafting and announcing all 32 selections in the first round of the NFL Draft. The show features live on-air pick announcements from Joey Whiting, Jack Quartararo,  Ryan Yellin, Andrew Merli, Dom Gugliotta, James Nugent, David Forcellati, Austin Mattesich, Ryan Miller, Glenn Pareti, Jacob Ricco, Alex Criscuolo, Jake Schroeder, Matt Nygaard, Jeremy Collier and Max Yellin. It also features submitted selections from Hugh Cassidy, Brendan Culloo, Kyle Alvarado, Nick Verost, Luke Ciocca, Jack Williams, Andrew Kohl, and Phil Wong. This episode was a ton of fun, make sure to tune in.

On this episode, Stein is joined by Rhiannon Walker a Washington Football Team Reporter for the Athletic DC. To start, Stein and Rhiannon evaluate the Washington Football Team's free agency period and discuss the signing of quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick (1:05-13:20). Then, Stein and Rhiannon discuss the signing of wide receiver Curtis Samuel and how he can impact the ceiling of their offense (13:30-19:10). After, Stein and Rhiannon detail the signing of cornerback William Jackson and the potential of the team's defense (19:20-24:50). Continuing the conversation, both of them discuss the Washington Football team's chances to win the NFC East (25:20-32:35). To conclude the episode Stein and Rhiannon discuss the NFL draft and predict records and team MVP's for Washington next season (32:40-52:25).

On this episode, Stein welcomes New York Times National Baseball Writer James Wagner to the show. To start, Stein and James discuss the differences of covering spring training in the middle of a pandemic (1:05-4:30). Then, both guys discuss the historic contract of Fernando Tatis Jr. and the implications that could have on free agency and teams locking up young stars in the future (4:40-12:10). After, Stein and James discuss the New York Yankees new-look pitching staff and how James would grade the team's overall offseason (12:25-23:25). Next up, both guys talk about the Mets move to acquire Franciso Lindor and how baseball in New York is better with both team's contending (23:35-28:40). To conclude the episode, Stein and James give some predictions including: a surprise team, the AL and NL MVP's and the 2021 World Series (28:55-36:15).

On this episode, Stein is joined by Mike Vorkunov Knicks and NBA Reporter for the Athletic, as well as the host of the Long Twos Podcast. To start, Stein and Mike discuss what has surprised them most about the Knicks so far this season (0:50-4:35). Then, Stein and Mike talk about upstart rookie Immanuel Quickley and Julius Randle's potential to be selected as an NBA All Star (4:40-11:35). Next, both guys talk about RJ Barrett and how different the NBA is this season with no fans in most arenas (11:40-15:20). After, Stein and Mike talk about Obi Toppin and Kevin Knox. They also discuss the Knicks potential to acquire guys like Zach LaVine and the team's two picks in the 2021 NBA Draft (15:25-20:55). To conclude the episode, both guys give their predictions on if the Knicks will make the playoffs and who wins the Super Bowl on Sunday (21:00-23:10).

To start this episode, Stein previews Wildcard Weekend and makes his predictions for who will win each of the matchups in both the AFC and NFC Playoffs (0:45-13:45). To conclude the episode, Stein talks about Doug Pederson's decision to bring in Nate Sudfeld and the Eagles tanking against the Washington Football Team in Week 17 (13:50-30:55).

On this episode, Stein is joined by Ariel Epstein of Sports Grid which airs on MSG Networks. To start, Ariel and Stein discuss Tuesday night's NBA season opening doubleheader with their picks. They also detail some of the drama and storylines of this upcoming NBA season (1:20-11:15). Then Stein and Ariel discuss Week 15's Monday Night Football matchup between the Bengals and Steelers with their picks and player props they like (11:20-19:50). To conclude the episode, Stein and Ariel look ahead to Week 16 in the NFL. They preview several matchups including the Giants vs the Ravens, Titans vs Packers and Raiders vs Dolphins (20:00-33:15).

On this episode, Stein is joined by New York Giants ESPN NFL Nation reporter Jordan Raanan. To start, Stein and Jordan discuss head coach Joe Judge and defensive coordinator Patrick Graham and what has impressed them most about both coaches so far (1:15-8:45). Then, Stein and Jordan discuss both the most surprising and under appreciated players on the New York Giants roster so far this season (9:05-14:50). After, Stein and Jordan talk about Daniel Jones injury and how it affects his outlook for the rest of the season. Then both guys talk about Saquon Barkley's media session and whether he'll be able to return to 100% next season (14:55-21:15). Finally, Stein and Jordan predict whether or not they believe the New York Giants will win the NFC East (21:20-23:30).

On this episode, Stein is joined by the host of the Knicks Film School podcast Jonathan Macri. To start, Stein and Jonathan discuss the Knicks free agency signings and which of the signings were their favorite (1:30-12:15). Then, Stein and Jonathan discuss the Knicks drafting Obi Toppin and Immanuel Quickley most notably how they'll fit in with the Knicks young corps (12:20-19:20). After, both guys discuss what realistic expectations are for the Knicks this season including the number of wins and how the young players will develop. They also discuss the roles of players like Frank Ntilikina and Kevin Knox and their potential impacts on this year's team (19:25-33:40). To close out the episode, Stein and Jonathan discuss what most excites and concerns them about the Knicks season. They also discuss the Russell Westbrook and John Wall trade, which was finalized Wednesday night (33:45-39:30).

On this episode, Stein is joined by good friend Andrew Merli. To start the episode, Stein and Merli talk about the New York Knicks drafting Obi Toppin and the Minnesota Timberwolves drafting Anthony Edwards. They also talked about LaMelo Ball's fit with the Charlotte Hornets (0:50-16:30). Then, Stein and Merli talk about the New York Mets free agency plans and Robinson Cano's suspension for the 2021 season (16:40-23:50). After, Stein and Merli talk about the New York Giants playoff hopes, head coach Joe Judge and players who've surprised them (24:00-36:35). To conclude the episode, Stein and Merli welcome on Merli's dad Frank to discuss his "mortal lock" betting picks of the week (36:40-37:50).

For this episode, Stein welcomes on good friend Jack Williams to discuss the MLB Awards as well as next week's NBA Draft. To start, Stein and Jack discuss the CY Young Award Winners as well as the NL and AL MVP Nominees. To wrap up the awards segment, Stein and Jack discuss the managers of the year as well as the rookie of the year (0:55-19:10). After, Stein and Jack discuss MLB Free agency and our predicted destinations for the top free agents (19:20-27:45). To conclude the episode, Stein and Jack discuss who they believe will the No. 1 pick and also potential targets for the New York Knicks with the No. 8 pick. Stein and Jack also detail who they believe is the best player in the draft and what the Golden State Warriors will elect to do with the No. 2 Pick (27:50-44:40).

To start, Stein and David discuss the 2020 World Series and the ineptitude of MLB commissioner Rob Manfred (0:55-11:10). After, Stein and David discuss Steve Cohen purchasing the New York Mets and how that move will positively impact the franchise (11:15-17:30). Then, Stein and David discuss the latest NBA coaching hires as well as Daryl Morey agreeing to become the president of basketball operations for the Philadelphia 76ers (17:35-29:40). To close out the episode, Stein and David look at the betting lines for each Week 8 NFL game and make their picks (29:45-50:55).

To start, Stein and Ethan talk about the biggest disappointments for the New York Giants thus far and Jason Garrett's struggles in his first year as Offensive Coordinator (1:00-11:20). Then, Stein and Ethan talk about Daniel Jones struggles and potential quarterback options at the top of the 2021 NFL Draft (11:25-21:05). After, Stein and Ethan discuss the Giants defense and how their offense needs to step up in a tough matchup against the Dallas Cowboys (21:10-33:00). To close out the episode, Stein and Ethan talk about the Giants remaining schedule and evaluate what Daniel Jones needs to do to instill confidence in Giants fans (33:05-46:38).

To start, Stein and Chris discuss their predictions for the NBA Finals, as well as lessons the Knicks can take from the Miami Heat model for success (0:50-4:30). Then, Stein and Chris talked about potential targets for the Knicks in the NBA Draft as well as the Knicks new-look coaching staff (4:35-9:30). Continuing about the Knicks, Stein and Chris talk about which young player will take the biggest step under the new coaching staff as well as the team's new defensive identity (9:35-19:00). To round out the conversation about the Knicks, Stein and Chris discuss potential free agent targets and realistic expectations for the team this season (19:05-28:20). The remainder of the episode, Stein and Chris talk about key players for Rutgers football as well as our expectations for Big Ten Football and the College Football Playoff this season (28:25-39:50).

To start, Stein and Yellin talk about both the NBA's Eastern and Western Conference Finals matchups, some of the key players and our predictions for both. Then, we talk about potential NBA Finals matchups as well as players we want the New York Knicks to target in November's NBA Draft (1:00-23:12). After, Stein and Yellin talk about players and teams that stood out in the NFL Week One as well as evaluating the New York Giants Week 1 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers (23:25-38:15). To close out the episode, Stein and Yellin talk the spread of each Week 2 NFL game and pick our winners (38:30-1:01:30).

To start, Stein and Hugh discuss the latest NBA playoff games and how the results of these games could potentially impact the legacies of players such as Chris Paul and James Harden. We also discuss our predictions for the conference semifinal series in both the Eastern and Western Conferences (1:05-18:50). Next, Stein and Hugh talk about the outlook for the Dallas Cowboys as well as teams we believe will contend in both the AFC and NFC. We both also identify our sleeper players and teams that could surprise some people this season (19:00-41:35). After, Stein and Hugh discuss the San Diego Padres activity at the trade deadline and just how tough live is as a Mets fan (41:45-50:45). To round out the episode, Stein and Hugh discuss the Brooklyn Nets hiring Steve Nash as their head coach and why we view it as a smart hire (51:00-55:55).

To start, Stein discusses the New York Knicks hiring Tom Thibodeau as their next head coach as well as teams that both surprised and dissapointed during the eight-game regular season in the NBA Bubble (1:15-10:15). Next, Stein gives his predictions for all of the first round series in the NBA Playoffs (10:20-20:00). Then, Stein moves on to discuss some of the surprising teams in the MLB as well as his thoughts on the situation surrounding Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. (20:05-31:10). After, Stein talks about the latest in the NHL playoffs and who he believes will advance to the conference semifinals (31:15-38:28). To close out the episode, Stein is joined by special guest Dan Duggan of the Athletic who covers the New York Giants. Stein and Dan discuss first-year head coach Joe Judge's adjustments to practice and some of the key positions on the roster (38:30-1:04.05).

In this episode, Stein is joined by good friend Joey Whiting. First, Steins and Joey talk about the Premier League teams that have underperformed and over performed this season as well as the Golden Boot race for the top scorer (1:30-15:45). Then, Steins and Joey discuss who Joey believes are some of the most underrated and overrated soccer players in the world as well as a conversation about the highly controversial VAR (15:50-26:15). After, Steins and Joey discuss potential deep playoff runs for the Denver Nuggets and Boston Celtics as well as the intriguing race for the eighth seed at the bottom of the Western Conference (26:30-44:00). To conclude the episode, Steins and Joey lay out their NBA Finals predictions as well as the players they're most excited to watch in the bubble (44:15-59:50).

In this episode, Stein is joined by good friend Dominic Gugliotta to discuss some of the major developments in the NBA and NFL. To start, Stein and Dom discuss Patrick Mahomes record contract as well as quarterbacks we expect to impress this season and others we expect to regress (1:10-12:40). After, Stein and Dom discuss whether or not we believe there will be an NFL season and some interesting storylines to follow during the year such as Cam Newton on for the Patriots (12:45-27:35). Then, Stein and Dom talk about the NBA's return in Orlando discussing both underrated and overrated players as well as the exciting race at the bottom of the Western Conference and middle of the Eastern Conference (28:00-44:00). Finally, Stein and Dom discuss what teams and players could surprise in the bubble and what players we're looking forward to watching most (44:15-58:25).

In this episode, Stein is joined by special guest Mike Vaccaro lead sports columnist at the New York Post. To start, Mike and Stein discuss challenges the pandemic has brought sports journalists but also how it has opened an avenue for new story ideas (1:40-13:55). Then Mike and Stein discussed some of Mike's favorite events he's covered as well as his powerful column about New York Post Sports Photographer Anthony Causi who passed away in April (14:05-30:07). The remainder of the episode, Mike and Stein discuss MLB commisioner Rob Manfred's porous leadership and the most frustrating parts of baseball's several month long labor dispute. To conclude, Mike gives his sleeper team, World Series prediction and the players he's most excited to watch this season (30:10-52:17).

In this opening episode Stein begins by discussing the NBA's plans for restart. He then transitions to talking about important developments in the NFL and the NHL's plans for restart. To conclude the episode, Stein frustratedly discusses the state of affairs in the MLB and gives an impassioned plea for the league and players to find a compromise.