The Chris Shearn Show

Chris, Lou and A.J. take a look at the Yankees' hot start and the team's standing in the AL East.

Chris and Lou discuss the Giants and Eagles' NFL Draft hauls, the Yankees' rough April, and the plight of the DH.

Chris and Lou discuss Round 1 of the NFL Draft, Dee Gordon's suspension, and possible MLB expansion.

Chris and Lou talk Yankees, Nets, and Tom Brady as they test out their new home on Facebook Live.

Chris and Lou dish on Shearn's trip to Scranton for a Nick Swisher feature, plus a little NBA chatter as well.

Chris and Lou dish on new Nets head coach Kenny Atkinson and the Yankees' recent RISP issues.

It's an all-NBA day for the CSS, as Devin Kharpertian of The Brooklyn Game stops by to discuss the Nets' summer outlook, Kobe's farewell, and the Warriors' record.

Controversy reigns as Chris and Lou discuss Jose Bautista's slide, Carlos Correa's "interference" and the end of FX's The People vs. O.J. Simpson miniseries.

Chris and Lou discuss the Yankees' late-spring injuries and Swaggy P's Hollywood tape troubles.

Chris and Lou return from three weeks off and catch up on the Yankees, Nets, and March Madness.

On Leap Day, Chris and Lou jump into five Yankees talking points and the Nets' circus trip success.

hris and Lou (and Devin Kharpertian) talk Joe Johnson's buyout, Brett Gardner's wrist, and the passing of Duke from the Rocky films.

Chris and Lou lament the Nets' and Knicks' second-half openings and look ahead to the Yankees' full squad report.

Chris and Lou break down Joe Girardi's spring-opening presser and the Nets' new GM.

In the latest episode, the guys answer questions about the Yankees and the upcoming baseball season.

Devin Kharpertian joins Chris and Lou to discuss all things Nets as the NBA reaches the All-Star break.

Chris and Lou re-live Super Bowl 50 (and Cam Newton's post-game antics) and the Knicks' dismissal of Derek Fisher.

Chris and Lou discuss Super Bowl prop bet possibilities and Greg Bird's shoulder…plus a guest appearance from Mrs. Shearn!

Chris and Lou discuss the Nets' recent swoon, Cam Newton, and the NFL/NHL All-Star Sunday.

Chris and Lou debate the controversies surrounding Cam Newton, John Scott, and the NHL All-Star voting.

Chris and Lou break down David Blatt's firing, the Nets' win over OKC and NFL Conference Championship weekend.

Chris and Lou preview NFL Conference Championship weekend.

Chris and Lou break down NFL Divisional Weekend and the recent flurry of MLB signings.

Chris and Lou discuss the Giants' promotion of Ben McAdoo to head coach. Plus, a remembrance of Alan Rickman.

Devin Kharpertian joins the show to discuss the Nets' dismissal of Lionel Hollins and Billy King and the team's new direction.

Jack Curry joins the show in-studio to talk Baseball Hall of Fame, and Chris and Lou break down Tom Coughlin's Big Blue departure.

Chris and Lou celebrate their 50th show together with an hour of OBJ and the mediocrity of the NFL.

Chris and Lou talk Nets woes, Giants/Panthers, and the parity that is pro (and college) football.

Chris and Lou break down the Yankees news from MLB's Winter Meetings ... and some NFL sadness!

It's an all-Apple hour, with YES Network's John Flaherty talking Yankees and David Price, Devin Kharpertian on Nets/Knicks, and Patricia Traina on Giants/Jets.

Chris and Lou celebrate their one-year anniversary by talking MLB Awards, NFL rules, and daily fantasy chaos.

Chris and Lou rant about the recent intersections of sports and culture, and Lou breaks down the Yankees' trade for Aaron Hicks.

Lou welcomes in PWI senior writers Dan Murphy and Al Castle to discuss WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins' knee injury and how it affects the WWE Universe.

Devin Kharpertian of The Brooklyn Game joins Chris and Lou to break down Nets opening night and look forward through 2015-16.

Art Stapleton of The Record breaks down the Eagles-Giants Monday night mess and looks ahead to Giants-Cowboys.

JetNation's Glenn Naughton joins the show to talk Gang Green, and Chris and Lou vent some frustration with recent hot-button issues in MLB, the NFL, and college football.

Jack Curry joins Chris and Lou to put a bow on the Yankees' 2015 and look ahead to 2016.

Chris and Lou analyze the Yankees' recent swoon and their status heading into a hopeful Wild Card Game berth.

Chris and Lou pay tribute to Yogi Berra, then lament the September swoon of the Yankees, Giants and Eagles.

Chris and Lou break down the Matt Harvey-Mets-Scott Boras controversy and the next level of fallout in the NFL-Patriots saga.

As summer heads towards fall, MLB.com contributor Matt Kardos joins the show to talk Baby Bombers 2015, and Jet Nation's Glenn Naughton jumps on for some Jets/Eagles fun.

Chris and Lou lament the Yankees' recent malaise, and Chris waxes unpoetic about the Giants' chances in Dallas.

Chris and Lou wax poetic on the once-again first place Yankees ... and a mea culpa from Chris about Mike Gallego?

Lou and guest co-host A.J. Herrmann talk Geno Smith with JetNation's Brandon Dowling and the Nets' 2015-16 schedule with The Brooklyn Game's Devin Kharpertian.

Chris and Lou break down Luis Severino's MLB debut ... and make lots and lots of movie references in doing so.

YES Network's Ken Singleton, SWB RailRiders broadcaster John Sadak, and Art Stapleton of The Record join the show to talk Yankees' surge, Severino's chance, and Big Blue's return.

Chris and Lou discuss the NFL's decision to uphold Tom Brady's suspension, the Yankees' second-half surge, and some last minute pre-trade deadline MLB news.

YES Network's John Flaherty joins Chris and Lou for some Yankees discussion, and the New York Post's Kevin Kernan calls in from Cooperstown to talk Mets and the Hall of Fame.

YES Network's own Ian Eagle joins the show discuss Deron Williams' departure and the rest of the Brooklyn Nets' busy offseason.

Chris and Lou focus their pent-up post-holiday energy on MLB All-Star voting, the Women's World Cup, and Jason Pierre-Paul's holiday mishap.

Chris and Lou take a week off from topical sports discussion to play a somewhat athletic-themed game of 20 Questions.