Podcast appearances and mentions of mike brown

This week's Knicks highlights include Boomer and Gio sounding the alarm on Karl-Anthony Towns, as they have concerns about him being in proper shape to run in Mike Brown's offense. Plus, Sal Licata goes off on the head coach, calling him "Mike Clown," while Evan Roberts makes the case to at least be open to a Jalen Brunson for Giannis Antetokounmpo trade.

This week's Knicks highlights include Boomer and Gio sounding the alarm on Karl-Anthony Towns, as they have concerns about him being in proper shape to run in Mike Brown's offense. Plus, Sal Licata goes off on the head coach, calling him "Mike Clown," while Evan Roberts makes the case to at least be open to a Jalen Brunson for Giannis Antetokounmpo trade.

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Hour 1: Did the Yankees lose to the best team in baseball? Is Yankee Management Looking at Toronto as a Blueprint? Ohtani took another 0 for last night. Plus, Mike Brown is already showing signs he is not the guy? Hour 2: Carl Banks took aim at Dexter Lawrence, could the Yankees and Mets make a trade? Sal is afraid of deer. Sal questioned Rami's music rejoins, and the guys are trending online. Hour 3: Does the Blue Jays run make you feel the Yankees are closer than we thought? Does baseball need to update their hitting philosophy? And, the Power Up NFL Week 9 Power Rankings. Hour 4: Will Steve Cohen come back with a vengeance? Duce McBride appears to bet set to make a return for the Knicks. What is the definition of an athlete? And, Call of the Day.

Hour 1: Did the Yankees lose to the best team in baseball? Is Yankee Management Looking at Toronto as a Blueprint? Ohtani took another 0 for last night. Plus, Mike Brown already showing signs he is not the guy?

The Knicks slow start is showing the same signs of last years shortcomings, can Mike Brown help KAT and the Knicks overcome them?

Locked Up Sports is excited to welcome back, Dexter Henry — New York Post, WFAN update anchor, host of NY Got Game — for a full-throttle preview of the 2025-26 New York Knicks. In this episode we dig into: The sky-high expectations for the Knicks this season — is this their deepest title window? The new coaching regime under Mike Brown: what changes, what stays the same, and how long until the new system clicks. Should Knicks fans be worried about a slow start? What early-season signs will tell the real story. “Championship or bust” — realistic ceiling, aspirational ceiling, and what this season means for the franchise. Dexter's insider takes you won't find anywhere else: locker-room vibes, front-office mindset, and the pressure building in NYC. Whether you're a die-hard Knick fan or just love playoff-intensity basketball, this episode is a must-listen. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and wherever you get your sports talk. #Knicks #NYKnicks #NBAPlayoffs #LockedUpSports #DexterHenry #NewYorkSports #BasketballPodcast #KnicksNation #nypost #Knickstape #wfan

No 2° episódio desta semana, a rapaziada juntou-se para comentar mais alguns apontamentos dos primeiros jogos da NBA.Falou-se do momento dos Rockets e da sua defesa algo tremida, dos Utah Jazz que estranhamente estão a ganhar jogos, do desconforto de Karl Anthony Towns nestes novos Knicks treinados por Mike Brown e muito mais.Falou-se também das vitórias de FC Porto e Sporting CP na FIBA Europe Cup, da prestação das equipas femininas portuguesas na Europa e fez-se ainda a antevisão dos grupos da NBA Cup.

Do Jets fans have a problem with the Jets raising season ticket prices for a 5th year in a row? Audio Files featuring Mike Brown, Bill Belichick, Carlie Irsay-Gordon, and Mark Schlereth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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BT & Sal go off on the Knicks' 4-game start, slamming Karl-Anthony Towns as an unreliable number two option and questioning if coach Mike Brown (or "Bad News Brown" as BT calls him) can fix the team's messy offense. They debate the Ohtani hype, with Sal arguing the two-way star is "overrated" as a pitcher due to a lack of innings and consistency. The discussion explodes into off-court frustrations, including: Pizza Gate: Sal calls out the production team's handling of pizza and BT's "nibbling" habit. No Decency: BT's boiling frustration with people who refuse to move on the sidewalk or hold a door, warning of a physical "shoulder to the jaw."

BT and Sal go scorched-earth on the Knicks' rough start, debating whether the biggest problem is new head coach "Mike Clown" or perceived soft superstar Karl-Anthony Towns. Sal blasts coach Mike Brown for being a "clown" who's too focused on being loved and not a true taskmaster, leading to a disorganized offense. BT argues the real issue is Towns, calling him a "little puppy" lacking the competitive fire of a true superstar, incapable of leading the team to a championship with his sloppy, soft, and inconsistent play. The hosts agree that the Knicks' title hopes are already dead if Towns remains their second star.

Week 1 of the NBA season is officially in the books, and Victor Wembanyama continues to wow with his MVP-like play so far this season. Logan Murdock, Raja Bell, and Howard mf'in Beck discuss whether it's possible that we're seeing the first player since Giannis who can win MVP and DPOY. The rookie class has shown up and shown out in their first week as professionals. Who's in the very, very early lead for Rookie of the Year? The Sixers are 3-0 even though Joel Embiid's seen limited action. Is it time for the Sixers to keep their focus on Tyrese Maxey and rookie sensation V.J. Edgecombe? Plus, the mailbag returns! (0:00:00) Intro (2:15) Real or Not: Is Victor Wembanyama a lock for MVP, as Logan has predicted? (16:10) How realistic is it for San Antonio to seek to trade De'Aaron Fox? (21:22) Who's been the best rookie so far this season? (30:06) Are the Sixers better off not relying on Joel Embiid? (43:12) Will LaMelo Ball keep up the efficiency this season? (49:58) Mailbag: We talk about the Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga and why Mike Brown is playing everyone on the Knicks. Hit the mailbag! ⁠realonesmailbag@gmail.com⁠ The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please check out ⁠rg-help.com⁠ to find out more, or listen to the end of the episode for additional details. Hosts: Logan Murdock, Howard Beck, and Raja Bell Video Producer: Victoria Valencia Audio ProducerClifford Augustin Additional Production Support: Ben Cruz and Conor Nevins Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The guys spend hour two talking Dodgers-Blue Jays game three, Mike Brown and so much more.

The Knicks season is officially underway, with Boomer and Gio providing their first impressions after New York's win over the Cavaliers. Plus, BT and Sal debate if Mike Brown is the right head coach for this team, and if he can unlock more from Karl-Anthony Towns. Evan and Tiki debate the Knicks vs. Cavs in terms of their title hopes, and Gio says there are no excuses this year.

The Knicks season is officially underway, with Boomer and Gio providing their first impressions after New York's win over the Cavaliers. Plus, BT and Sal debate if Mike Brown is the right head coach for this team, and if he can unlock more from Karl-Anthony Towns. Evan and Tiki debate the Knicks vs. Cavs in terms of their title hopes, and Gio says there are no excuses this year.

The New York Knicks are officially back in the spotlight — and the city is buzzing.

The Knicks season is officially underway, with Boomer and Gio providing their first impressions after New York's win over the Cavaliers. Plus, BT and Sal debate if Mike Brown is the right head coach for this team, and if he can unlock more from Karl-Anthony Towns. Evan and Tiki debate the Knicks vs. Cavs in terms of their title hopes, and Gio says there are no excuses this year.

The Knicks start the season 2-0! In this episode, we break down the action and highlight Karl-Anthony Towns as our Player of the Game. We also dive into Mike Brown's use of zone defenses, KAT's move to starting at center, and Deuce McBride's first start of the season. Tyler Kolek is beasting as well. Tune in, Knicks fans — it's an exciting start to the year!

Sherrod Blakely and The Athletic's James L. Edwards III discuss the New York Knicks' season-opening win, against Cleveland the team under new coach Mike Brown, and their plan for how to use Jalen Brunson in addition to looking ahead to Friday night's game against Boston and whether there's a difference for fans heading into this matchup that's different than the past few years when these two squared off. The Big 3 NBA Podcast is Powered by:

CP “The Fanchise” is joined by Front Office Sports reporter Ben Horney — who was in the room at the FBI press conference — to break down the federal cases that name Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier, and Damon Jones in alleged gambling and insider information schemes. We get into how the investigations work, why the Feds are treating the sportsbooks as “victims,” why the NBA reportedly “cleared” certain players who were still arrested, and whether this has now become Adam Silver's biggest crisis as commissioner.Then we pivot to Knicks basketball: Knicks start the year 1–0, Celtics are coming to MSG, and the Mike Brown era is already showing a totally different vibe from Tom Thibodeau — even with early injuries to Mitchell Robinson, Josh Hart, OG Anunoby, and Karl-Anthony Towns. We talk rotations, depth, Deuce McBride, and whether this Knicks team is truly built for June.Subscribe, rate, review, and tap in with the #1 show for the fans, by the fans.Support the show

BT & Sal go nuclear reacting live to the bombshell FBI announcement: a "sweeping criminal enterprise" involving NBA figures like coach Chauncey Billups and guard Terry Rozier, and members of New York's La Cosa Nostra crime families. The hosts slam the compromised integrity of the league, dissecting how prop bets, fake injuries, and rigged poker games were used to defraud millions. They demand "zero tolerance" from Commissioner Adam Silver, question the NCAA's new college betting rule, and ask the devastating question: How many painful losses over the years were fixed? The conversation pivots to the Knicks' opening night win, debating if Mike Brown's deep rotation is the right move, and celebrating "Skattebo Mania" as New York's newest cult hero buzzes against the massive shadow of Aaron Judge.

BT & Sal go off on the NBA's escalating gambling scandal, tearing into the league's handling of the Terry Rozier case and demanding commissioner Adam Silver break his silence. They dissect the fundamental corruption of prop betting, arguing it's the easiest avenue for players to fix games and is a greater threat to integrity than steroids or the Astros' cheating. The hosts debate whether the FBI's timing was a politically motivated "photo op" and discuss what penalties—including voiding contracts—are necessary to deter future corruption. Plus, they briefly break down the Knicks' home opener win against the Cavaliers, questioning if the team looks truly different under new head coach Mike Brown and what it means for the Jalen Brunson/Karl-Anthony Towns core.

BT & Sal go off on the Knicks' post-game hype, mocking the "Dudes, Doggs" fanfare and arguing that the excitement over Mike Brown's deep, 11-man rotation is completely "overblown." BT believes a tighter rotation of the best five players is better for the playoffs, questioning the benefit of "laying off the gas" in the regular season. Sal defends Brown's offensive-focused approach and a minutes philosophy that keeps stars like Brunson and Towns fresher, but they both acknowledge the new system hasn't delivered yet, citing Brunson's rough 1-for-9 shooting night. They debate which coach's style—Thibodeau's grit or Brown's new pace—is the real recipe for a Finals run.

BT & Sal dissect the Knicks' home opener win against the Cavaliers, applauding the new commitment to depth and more playmaking from Jalen Brunson off the ball, but asking tough questions about whether new coach Mike Brown's offense truly looks "different" from the past. The hosts are still skeptical of Karl-Anthony Towns' ability to lead a championship contender, prompting a heated debate over whether the Knicks should (and will) make a mid-season push for Giannis Antetokounmpo. They praise the defensive promise of OG Anunoby and Mikal Bridges and slam Towns' attempt at a "heroic" but ultimately ineffective return from injury. Finally, they dive into the ongoing NBA gambling scandal, debating if the league's only real deterrent is voiding guaranteed contracts.

Mike Brown's squad came as advertised on Opening Night — and the Knicks handled business! New York takes down the Cavs 119-111 at MSG in a fun season opener. We break down lineup combinations, five-out basketball, and everything from this first game. Wow!0:00 Intro0:27 Game Recap & Thoughts4:42 Motion Offense10:27 PROMO BREAK10:46 Lineup Flexibility13:51 Instinctive Communication19:13 PROMO BREAK19:35 Second Unit Impresses23:01 Bing Bong Game Ball (Reserves): Deuce24:28 Bing Bong Game Ball (Starters): OG25:52 Up Next26:57 PROMO BREAK27:23 Trivia27:53 Outro*SUPPORT THE POD*https://account.venmo.com/u/Robert-Carbone-Jr-28Audio

The Knicks are 1-0 under Mike Brown after taking down the Cavs in their season opener! Does it feel like the opener lacked some juice? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We kicked off with Knicks glory — Mike Brown's squad grabs their first win of the season, taking down the Cavs at the Garden! C-Lo's in for Jerry, dropping all the game-day sounds with a ‘how sweet it is!' Meanwhile, Aaron Glenn plays it mysterious, refusing to name a QB, while Gio calls it the *dullest QB controversy in NFL history*. Jaxson Dart's itching for Philly hostility, and in the hour's final segment, Gio dives into NFL truths and lies: Sean Payton insists he wasn't shading Russell Wilson, just praising Dart, and Aaron Rodgers swears this weekend's clash with the Packers isn't a revenge game. Truth… or lie?

We kicked off the show with a bang — the Knicks snagged their first win of the season under Mike Brown, taking down the Cavs at the Garden!

Knicks start the season strong with Mike Brown's first win over the Cavs, and C-Lo brings all the Garden hype. Jets chaos erupts as Justin Fields is blindsided by Woody Johnson's comments, while Glenn and Cimini clash over QB drama. NBA shocks continue: Terry Rozier and Chauncey Billups arrested in an FBI sports gambling probe. Boomer weighs in on the NYC mayoral debate, Steve Somers steals airwaves with phlegmy on-air sounds, and Bengals' Trey Hendrickson claims Pound Town Drive!

Kevin O'Connor is joined Spike Eskin to discuss VJ Edgecombe's incredible rookie debut for the Philadelphia 76ers in their win over the Boston Celtics and debate whether Sixers fans should be concerned about Joel Embiid. Kevin is then joined by Kirk Henderson to unpack Victor Wembanyama's dominant performance against the Dallas Mavericks and ask what's going wrong with Dallas' current lineup.KOC reacts to the news that Terry Rozier, Chauncey Billups and at least 30 others were arrested by the FBI on allegations of illegal gambling. Later, Jonathan Macri joins the show to talk the Knicks first win of the Mike Brown era against the Cleveland Cavaliers.(0:16) Kirk Henderson on Mavs loss to Spurs(16:42) Rozier, Billups & other arrested(20:35) Spike Eskin on 76ers victory vs. Celtics(43:47) Jonathan Macri on Knicks win vs. Cavs

Were you impressed by the Knicks win last night? Are the Knicks, "NBA Finals or bust" this season? Audio Files featuring Karl-Anthony Towns, Mike Brown, Brian Burns, Jaxson Dart, and Joe Flacco. Joe Fortenbaugh says the proliferation of sports betting helps catch those cheating. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 1: Keith breaks down the Knicks opening night win over the Cavaliers as the Mike Brown era opens with a win.

Day 2 of the season, Day 2 of a game review

The Knicks tip off their season tonight under new coach Mike Brown — and here's hoping he's not getting too cozy with the players. C-Lo steps in for Jerry (after surviving a hacked X account) with all the juicy audio. Woody Johnson slams Justin Fields while Russell Wilson fires back at Sean Payton, plus Vic Fangio showing love for Jaxson Dart and the NBA on NBC making its big-time return. And yes, Gio's eating up every headline about Woody's fiery comments.

The Knicks season gets underway tonight and hopefully new coach Mike Brown is not going to be buddy buddy with the players. We previewed what we expect from the Knicks season.

Brian Burns fires back on X, claiming his postgame tunnel comments were twisted. Meanwhile, Matt Barnes throws shade at Mike Brown, calling him “not a leader of men” for trying to be everyone's buddy.

Gio demands a statement season from the Knicks, but Boomer sees a tough night ahead and a Cavs win by ten. Matt Barnes blasts Mike Brown's leadership, recalling how Kobe and Artest ran over him, while C-Lo covers Woody Johnson's digs at Aaron Glenn and Justin Fields. Brian Burns fires back on X about his tunnel comments, and the hour closes with Boomer on Islanders' Matthew Shaefer living with Sydney and Matt Martin.

Tim Bontemps this is a massive challenge for Mike Brown with massive expectations. Who are the top 25 NFL trade candidates? A game of Am I the Nozzle? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Combo is back with Jason Timpf from Hoops Tonight to tip off the new NBA season. The guys break down the Knicks' biggest questions heading into opening night — how Jalen Brunson fits with Mike Brown's new offense, Karl Anthony Towns' defensive lapses, and whether this team can truly defend when it matters most. They also dive into the Next NBA GOAT conversation — from Wembanyama's rapid rise and Cooper Flagg's potential to the evolution of team building around versatile stars. Plus, they touch on Houston's jumbo lineup, the future of small guards, OKC's sustainability, and what makes true offensive engines so valuable. And More! (Recorded The Morning of 10/21/25) Find Combo here: New Twitter: @itsonetwocombo IG: @Onetwocombo YouTube: COMBO TV Support Combo's Court directly: Cash App: $comboscourt Venmo: @comboscourt USE CODE COMBO ON PRIZEPICKS! Sign up on PrizePicks using the promo code “Combo.” Make a deposit of $5 or more and receive $50 instantly here: prizepicks.onelink.me/ivHR/COMBO

BT & Sal dive into the highly anticipated Knicks season opener, immediately raising the bar and the pressure on the new-look team. Sal questions whether coach Mike Brown is the right fit to take the Knicks to the Finals, fearing he lacks the intensity to push the team when it counts, while Brandon Tierney finds the lofty expectations "a less enjoyable watch." The debate centers on Karl-Anthony Towns, with the hosts agreeing that his defensive and physical "deficiencies" are a "massive problem when it matters." They slam the roster's "too many of those guys" who are great at one thing and "awful at that." The segment concludes with a look at the Eastern Conference, where they analyze projected win totals and identify the Cavaliers and the young Magic as the Knicks' primary threats.

BT and Sal clash over the New York Knicks' opening night and season expectations, arguing whether it's "championship or bust" after major offseason moves. BT admits he doesn't believe in new coach Mike Brown to get them over the hump, while Sal worries the team lacks a second superstar and highlights Karl-Anthony Towns' defensive deficiencies and "soft" demeanor as a major postseason liability. They also debate whether the players, specifically Towns and Bridges, were the driving force behind the decision to move on from Tom Thibodeau, and question if the team's core—including Mitchell Robinson and Jalen Brunson—has too many "major liabilities" (defense, shooting, free throws) to actually win an NBA title.

BT & Sal go all-in on the Mike Brown hire for the Knicks, debating if his "softer" approach is a good fit for a team with championship-or-bust expectations. Sal is convinced a 5-seed would be an "unacceptable" disaster, while BT raises the specter of a Don Nelson-esque culture clash where star Jalen Brunson could eventually run the new coach out. They grill the polarizing take that Brown is "better as a number two" and fears that he might be "too nice" for the demanding New York market, questioning if the veteran coach can command the necessary respect from a star-heavy locker room to achieve the ultimate goal.

BT & Sal dive into the dark history of the Knicks' point guard position, reeling off a shocking list of names from 2009 to the arrival of Jalen Brunson. They debate the relative "fun" of this era compared to the higher expectations of the current team, revisiting the nightmare of the '17- and 23-win seasons' and the utter dysfunction of the Isiah/D'Antoni/Woodson eras. BT reads an ascending-order list of names from Chris Duhon to Elfrid Payton to truly underscore the drought, highlighting just how transformative Brunson's arrival has been in ending the Knicks' "bottom of the barrel embarrassment." They also touch on the firing of Tom Thibodeau and the high expectations for new coach Mike Brown, arguing that Tibbs did more with far less talent.

BT & Sal kick off the Knicks' opening night with a fiery debate over championship expectations. Sal argues the season will "fall far short" of an NBA Finals run, questioning the Karl-Anthony Towns/Jalen Brunson pairing and declaring Mike Brown an unproven, "player-friendly" coach who lacks structure. The hosts then pivot to the Jets' quarterback catastrophe, ripping coach Aaron Glenn for refusing to name a starter for Sunday, citing a "competitive advantage." They call the secrecy an "embarrassment" and a "clown show," noting that both Justin Fields and the injured Tyrod Taylor are non-threats, rendering the "competitive advantage" a joke. The segment culminates with BT suggesting Jets fans should stop attending games to protest Woody Johnson's ownership.

BT & Sal torch Woody Johnson after the Jets owner's latest quotes, labeling him "clueless" and an "idiot" for publicly criticizing his quarterback and team. The discussion pivots to the Knicks, where they debate whether the move to Mike Brown over Tom Thibodeau was a mistake, given the team's massive "all-in" payroll and lofty expectations. Sal defends his non-fanboy analysis, while BT details the shameful list of Knicks point guards from the last two decades. The segment concludes with Three Random Questions: Should it matter why you take off of work for a day? If you saw a coworker in a supermarket, would you say hello or avoid him? What's worse: being without heat or without a washing machine?

Are you tired of hearing from athletes and coaches? The Athletic's Fred Katz says the focus for the Knicks will be to pick up their pace of play on offense this season under Mike Brown. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Harry Douglas says there is no consultation to be had, Tyrod Taylor should be the Jets starting quarterback moving forward this season. Audio Files featuring Karl-Anthony Towns, Jalen Brunson, Mike Brown, Bobby Okereke, Brian Daboll, Aaron Glenn, and Sam Darnold. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jordan Brickman joins us to preview the 2025-2026 NYK, discuss what we've seen so far from Mike Brown, the mysteriousness about Mitchell Robinson's "workload management," expectations for the team, and more.

(0:40) — GIANTS: The Giants give up 33 points in the fourth quarter and drop a heartbreaker to the Broncos 33-32. (12:21) — JETS: Justin Fields is benched, but the Jets offense continues to struggle as they fall to 0-7. (18:45) — KNICKS: JJ gives his thoughts on the Knicks. (21:54) — CALLS: Callers talk Giants. (33:22) — ZACH LOWE: The Ringer's Zach Lowe returns to discuss the Knicks' upcoming season, title-or-bust expectations, and how Mike Brown will change the outlook in New York. (61:35) — 'ALL AMERICAN' DOC: Director Mark Andrew Altschul and Columbia University women's wrestling head coach Emma Randall join the show to talk about 'All American.' (80:20) — TWO QUESTIONS: JJ answers random questions. The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. We always want to hear from you! Leave JJ a message on the listener line at 917-382-1151. Follow JJ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/john_jastremski Follow NYNY on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nynytheringer/ Host: John Jastremski Guests: Zach Lowe, Mark Andrew Altschul, and Emma Randall Producer: Stefan Anderson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices