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Lucas, Rob, and Shap get together to talk about the now famous PaperBowl. Rob gives the backstory, mentions when he will actually eat paper, and the guys just join in on the fun of the whole thing. Then the guys talk about the streaking Clippers who continue to win, including this Nets blowout and a gritty win holding on against the Lakers. SHOW ME THE PAPER!

Jesus didn't come just to set an example, He came to fulfill a mission, and He started by picking out His crew. When He did, He called them to drop everything and follow Him. This is the same call He has for us today, which is radically different from our culture's strive for comfort and possessions. In this message, Lead Pastor Aaron Brockett preaches on how Jesus' call to give everything up to follow Him is what will actually set us free. Aaron Brockett • The Urgent Kingdom • Mark 1:16-34 CONNECT WITH US! Engage with this message: https://tpcc.org/messages Visit our website: https://tpcc.org We believe in the power of prayer: https://tpcc.org/prayer Instagram: https://instagram.com/traderspointcc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TradersPointCC Facebook: https://facebook.com/TradersPointCC/

Jay King, Sam Packard and Brian Robb talk through a weekend split for the Celtics against the Nets and Bulls before talking through some bigger roster questions ahead of the trade deadline along with some trade ideas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the day after the Clippers beat the Lakers and we're feeling good. Clips n Dip talks the good vibes and the incredibly important game against the Nets on Sunday

Clutch play from the Celtics down the stretch forced two overtime periods against the Nets in Brooklyn. The C's were up by 10 with 3:06 to go in the 4th-quarter, but a late rally from Brooklyn forced overtime. Boston looked dead and buried in OT, but some crafty plays, including a game-tying three from Hugo Gonzalez, forced double-OT. From there, the C's did just enough to leave Brooklyn with a win. The Garden Report on CLNS Media is Powered by: 

Join Thomas Leuthner as he covers a brutal loss to the Celtics. Can Traore work his way into the starting five? Is Cam Thomas officially done with this team? Find out here! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Celtics won an absolute thriller in double overtime, 130-126 over the Nets. They blew a huge lead in the final minutes of regulation, then pulled out a miraculous comeback in overtime. Jaylen Brown had a triple-double, Hugo hit the biggest shot of his career, Payton Pritchard got back in a groove, and Boston got one of their gutsiest wins of the season. Chud and Doug break it all down, give credit to Joel Embiid and the 76ers, discuss the mess unfolding within the Lakers' organization, ponder what the Warriors will do now, and much more!Follow the show on Twitter/X:@ChuddysCorner@KingChuddy@Doug_Outs@_nickpirainoSHOP OUR STORE at ChuddysCorner.com/storeLeave us a voicemail at ChuddysCorner.comLike, subscribe, and rate the podcast!00:00 Celtics vs. Nets: A Double Overtime Thriller05:42 Breaking Down Hugo's Clutch Shot09:59 Key Plays and Players: The Turning Points13:35 Amari Williams Taking Advantage of Opportunity20:00 Game Analysis: Strategies and Performances22:29 Chudstradamus? Not So Much28:06 76ers Having a Normal One31:01 Lakers' Drama Continues to Unfold32:40 The Jonathan Kuminga Dilemma36:51 What's Going on in Charlotte?38:16 Celtics @ Bulls Preview

The Brooklyn Nets can't close late, but this could be a good loss in the long run when considering the NBA Draft Lottery standings#brooklynnets #netsworld #NETS #NBA #basketball 

The conversation takes a dark turn for Jets fans: even if they drafted Josh Allen, would it have mattered, or would the Jets have broken him too? The guys dig into how much quarterback development is about the organization, coaching, and timing, using Darnold's journey as the prime example. Then the calls roll in. One caller argues the bigger joke might actually be on the Vikings for moving on from Darnold and tying their future to J.J. McCarthy. Another says Jets fans should stop living in regret because Darnold never becomes this player if he stays in New York. Plus: the “Ghostbuster” debate if Darnold faces the Patriots, a poll comparing Jets pain to Giants fans watching Saquon win with the Eagles, and a quick Nets tangent that somehow turns into a real conversation about player development.

PACKED episode (and yes ATH is mad about the state of the NY Knicks); start it off with a congrats to the IU Hoosiers on winning the National College Football Championship and what an amazing story this is (1:34).  Then we talk NFL playoffs including Josh Allen discourse, AFC is boring, was Caleb Williams the winner of the weekend (despite losing to the Rams) and Ryan Clark is the WORST (11:28).  The NY Knicks are in a bad place (a win against the Nets doesn't negate the rant) (23:57) and lastly, LeBron James isn't voted in to start the All Star Game (thank heavens) (35:57). Then a recurring guest joins the show to talk more NFL Playoffs and NY Giants optimism (?) after hiring John Harbaugh (38:08) and lastly a recurring guest to pick NBA All Star reserves, does the ASG matter and other NBA topics (1:44:38). Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for this weekend. Munaf Manji opened the Friday, January 23rd episode of Cash That Ticket on RJ Bell's Dream Preview by setting the stage for a packed betting discussion heading into the weekend, with Championship Sunday, NFL coaching news, NBA analysis, promotions, and best bets all on the agenda. Dave Essler joined him still frustrated from the previous night's loss tied to Franz Wagner being ruled out late, which caused a sharp line move and turned what looked like a favorable position into a loss from the opening tip. Munaf revisited that game, noting how Charlotte's strong record on the second leg of back to backs was mentioned but ultimately ignored, a decision both agreed was a learning moment. Dave emphasized that no bettor hits one hundred percent and that losses must be studied rather than dismissed. The conversation shifted to NFL news with Munaf breaking down the Baltimore Ravens hiring Jesse Minter as head coach on a five year deal, highlighting his defensive success with the Chargers and his prior time in Baltimore. Dave admitted surprise that the Ravens went defense first, stressing that the offense, particularly Lamar Jackson's durability and passing limitations, remains the bigger question and will hinge on the offensive coordinator hire. Early Ravens win total speculation followed, with ten and a half discussed before schedule context softened some concerns. Attention then turned to Patriots versus Broncos props, where Munaf floated Jared Stidham over 32.5 pass attempts, reasoning New England would force him to throw. Dave countered with Drake May unders if backing the Patriots and strongly endorsed Pat Bryant over 2.5 receptions despite heavy juice, citing Denver's likely pass heavy script and Bryant's role before his prior concussion. Injury notes on Troy Franklin reinforced value on secondary Denver receivers, with both hosts recalling how Bryant's early catches last week were erased by injury. For the NFC matchup, Munaf backed Sam Darnold to throw an interception based on repeated struggles against the Rams and defensive familiarity. Dave added Matthew Stafford under 36.5 yards for longest completion, pointing to Seattle's recent success eliminating explosive plays, while also discussing long shot props like Davante Adams to lead receiving yards. Munaf countered with Stafford passing yard trends in Seattle and suggested live betting opportunities if the Rams trailed, along with Cooper Kupp over 30.5 yards. The show moved into NBA, starting with Rockets versus Pistons, where Munaf highlighted Houston's poor performance on road back to backs, recent defensive collapses, and Detroit's elite defensive rating of 100.1 over the last ten games. Cade Cunningham's status was key, with value tied directly to his availability. Dave warned about rapid line movement tied to injury news and leaned toward Pistons team total overs or split half strategies. Raptors versus Blazers followed, with both noting improved defenses, Portland's back to back trends, and a shared preference for the under. Best bets closed the episode with Dave backing Rutgers as a home underdog against Indiana, citing matchup and motivation, while Munaf laid points with the Phoenix Suns based on their league best ATS record and defensive form, and added Celtics team total over 112.5 against a struggling Nets defense. The episode ended with updated news of Cade Cunningham participating in shootaround, reinforcing earlier Pistons angles, and reminders about discipline, injury monitoring, and adaptability heading into the weekend slate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Evan isn't screaming, he's just being honest: he did not celebrate the Freddy Peralta trade. Yes, the Mets are better right now and the rotation finally looks legit, but Evan's main fear is simple: this feels like a one-year rental, and they paid two top-100 prospects (Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat) to do it. That sparks the real debate for Mets fans: what result makes a rental worth it, World Series or bust? Plus, Mets fans flood the phones to defend the move, rip the move, and argue whether Stearns and Cohen are building a sustainable plan or living year to year. And Evan delivers a classic story from MSG, including the rough night as a Nets dad and the even tougher conversation explaining to his son why “Jet” is suddenly no longer a Mets prospect.

The guys boil the Freddy Peralta trade down to one core issue: the Mets improved immediately, but it still feels like a short-term roster with short-term bets. If Peralta is a one-year rental and anything goes sideways, the whole thing can feel like a “temporary Picasso” that gets ruined the second it gets wet. Then the phones light up. One caller thinks the Mets changed philosophy because of media pressure, but Evan pushes back hard and says the front office has actually been consistent all along. That leads into the bigger theme: the Mets' approach to short-term deals, what Bo Bichette's press conference really told you about the plan, and why fans keep asking what “good enough” is when you cash in top prospects. Plus: a debate over the “roadblock” narrative with Jett Williams, what happens if Luis Robert Jr struggles early, and how quickly the Mets would pivot if performance is not there. And it ends with a hard pivot to hoops: the Knicks annihilate the Nets, the “players-only meeting” story gets dissected through Josh Hart's comments, and the real question becomes what the Knicks do next, not what they did to Brooklyn.

Evan makes one thing clear right away: he does not hate the move, but he is not celebrating either. The Mets are undeniably better after adding Freddy Peralta, and the rotation finally looks respectable. The problem is the price. Two top-100 prospects for a pitcher Evan believes is a one-year rental based on the track record of David Stearns. That sparks a deeper conversation about what the Mets are actually building under Stearns and Steve Cohen. Is this a smart year-to-year strategy, or a risky way to live as a fan? Evan lays out why a rental only works if it leads to a World Series run, compares the move to past Mets rentals, and asks fans the real question: what result makes this trade worth it? Plus, a hilarious and painfully real dad moment from Madison Square Garden, where Evan has to explain to his kids both Nets misery and why Jet Williams is suddenly no longer a Mets prospect.

Hour 3 opens with Evan owning his “Nets shocked the world” slip, plus a full recap of the quickest 6–4 hope in sports history as he takes his five-year-old to MSG and watches the Knicks turn it into a crime scene. Then the guys debate whether Tommy is officially a group chat squatter and if the crew should quietly boot him at the perfect time. From there, it's real Giants business: the organization starts clearing out long-time staffers as John Harbaugh puts his stamp on the building, with Tiki explaining how those behind-the-scenes changes actually work and why some “family” staples may not survive this new era. Then the moment of the hour: Andrew Caplan's audio package that proves John Harbaugh and Joe Biden are voice doppelgangers. Once you hear it back-to-back, you cannot unhear it. Plus: Mets fans call in with the perfect word for this offseason, confusion, as the “hope mode” roster debate rages on. And the hour closes with pure Cinco de Lunch chaos as the crew fires off their top five New York starting pitchers lists and immediately starts a civil war over where Peralta, McClain, Rodon, Cole, and the new Yankees arms belong.

The Knicks ran the Nets off the floor for the biggest blowout in team history. Does this team have championship potential? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Mets landed Freddy Peralta, the Yankees brought back Cody Bellinger, the Knicks blew out the Nets and the Jets are having trouble finding a defensive coordinator. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's show has big shift in New York baseball as the Mets transform their rotation with Freddy Peralta and welcome Bo Bichette to Queens, while the Yankees finally provide some relief by re-signing Cody Bellinger. We dive deep into the Knicks' historic 54-point demolition of the Nets and their future, Terry Pegula's disastrous Bills press conference, and the "celebration injury" conspiracy surrounding Bo Nix that puts Jarrett Stidham in the driver's seat for Denver. Plus, we react to Boomer falling for an AI-generated photo of Shaun Morash, a looming weekend snowstorm, and a Harbaugh "hatchet job" in the Giants' front office that has fans buzzing.

We break down the Knicks' historic 54-point demolition of the Nets and look ahead to Philly while exploring why an NBA Finals contender is losing to the Mavs at home. Jerry's back with Bo Bichette's World Series ambitions, David Stearns' aggressive winning strategy, and that infamous Bills press conference. Plus, we investigate a wild theory about an electrical substation affecting the 49ers' health, the latest on the impending snowstorm, and a caller's question about the disappearance of sperm bank commercials.

The Mets' rotation gets a major facelift with Freddy Peralta and intro Bo Bichette, while the Yankees finally make a move to retain Cody Bellinger. Jerry's here covering the Knicks' historic demolition of the Nets and Terry Pegula's rough day at the podium. Your calls too.

They crushed the lowly Nets, but the Sixers are next. What's ahead for this supposed NBA Finals team?

Jerry's back with the latest: the Mets' rotation grows, Bo Bichette arrives in Queens, and the Knicks make franchise history by dismantling the Nets. Plus, Bills owner Terry Pegula's presser misstep and Sean McVay on facing Seattle.

(1:28) — METS: The Mets trade for Freddy Peralta to add to their starting rotation. (7:11) — YANKEES: Cody Bellinger returns to the Yankees with a five-year deal. (13:37) — KNICKS: The Knicks end their losing streak with a win over the Nets. (22:14) — CALLS: Callers talk about the Yankees, Mets, and Giants. (36:13) — NICK KOSTOS: Nick Kostos of You Better You Bet returns to discuss his thoughts on John Harbaugh and the Giants, the Knicks' free fall, and the Yankees and Mets. (63:07) — OLD SCHOOL VS. NEW SCHOOL: JJ and Joe B are back to make their picks for the championship round in Old School vs. New School. (90:32) — ART DICESARE: Handicapper Art DiCesare grades Joe and JJ's picks, gives his best bets, and tells you what to avoid in the championship round. 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: Nick Kostos, Art DiCesare, and Joe Benigno Producer: Stefan Anderson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kevin O'Connor and Tom Haberstroh discuss the implications of Jimmy Butler's season-ending ACL injury and what's next for the Warriors. Does Golden State need to make a trade to save their season?Next, the duo breaks down Wemby's jump shot development, reacts to the details of the Lakers' drama with Jeanie Buss and LeBron James, and discusses the Knicks' bounce back performance over the Nets.Later, they share the five NBA teams that must make a trade before the deadline. How can the Orlando Magic improve their shooting and what will it take to make the San Antonio Spurs legitimate contenders? Plus, Tyler Rucker joins for this week's NBA Draft Class and Lottery Lessons.(0:38) Jimmy Butler out for season with ACL injury(19:55) Is Wemby's jumpshot his greatest weakness?(28:54) Los Angeles Lakers off-court drama(38:32) New York Knicks obliterate Brooklyn Nets(44:09) 5 NBA teams that need to make a trade(01:13:48) Draft Class with Tyler Rucker

Knicks destroy the Nets (Again)How real are the Knicks problems?Mike can't understand the Nets lack of heart vs the KnicksA robot joins the podcast

Are you impressed with the Knicks win over the Nets? Duel at High Noon featuring Peralta or Valdez, Jets lack of DC, What would surprise you on Conference Championship weekend? Is Freddy Peralta an ace? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason Smith: The Mets get Freddy Peralta. The Knicks beat the Nets by 60. And Syracuse leads Va. Tech in the 2nd half. This may be the best day of my sports calendar of 2026. I am going to celebrate the hell out of this.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to ALIVE, our weekend Gospel preparation series.   In this reflection, Father Jonathan Meyer walks with us through Matthew 4:12–23, the Call of the Apostles, reminding us that God is not distant — He is actively calling each of us right now.   God calls us to prayer, to love, to repentance, to service, and sometimes to bold commitment. Too often we hesitate, overthink, or wait for the “perfect time.” But Jesus' invitation is simple: “Come after me.” And the response is just as simple — trust and follow.   Whether God is calling you to deeper faith, ministry, marriage, religious life, or to finally take that step you've been putting off, this reflection invites you to drop your nets and follow.  

Join Thomas Leuthner as he breaks down the worst loss of the season to the cross town rivals. Should the Nets release Cam Thomas? Does MPJ rest after the recent injury report? Find out here! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Mets finally trade for Luis Robert Jr. and the Yankees finally sign Cody Bellinger. It's a good day in New York sports.... right? Wrong... These two teams have done the bare minimum to keep afloat this offseason. Neither team is better. There's a rumor going around that the OC job with Eagles is extremely unwanted. Where the rumor came from? It comes from the fact that no one is interviewing for it! Plus, Carlos Beltran gets his ticket to the hall of fame. $20 million dollars is that direct deposit or in a big check? Do you think Bo Bichette is walking around with his big ass signing bonus? Plus, another edition of What the F*** Wednesday! The biggest game of the Nets season may be the biggest game of the Knicks season as well. Lock it up; Knicks are going to beat the Nets tonight. It's not panic mode for the Knicks just yet and of course Yankees hot stove.

The biggest game of the Nets season may be the biggest game of the Knicks season as well. Lock it up; Knicks are going to beat the Nets tonight. It's not panic mode for the Knicks just yet and of course Yankees hot stove.

Celebrate! Your 2026 New York Knicks actually won a game. Big shoutout to the Nets, their dozen fans, and consistently abhorrent basketball team for always being ready to serve as punching bags. Feels good. Thanks, Losers! We break it all down.0:00 Intro0:26 Recap & Thoughts4:59 Stay Connected With Us!5:37 Leveraging KAT Matchups11:48 Bing Bong Game Ball (Starters): Hart12:40 Bing Bong Game Ball (Reserves): Shamet13:36 Jalen Brunson Gravity15:28 Defensive Attentiveness17:40 Stay Connected With Us!18:28 Up Next19:49 Trivia20:17 Outro*SUPPORT THE POD*https://account.venmo.com/u/Robert-Carbone-Jr-28Audio

Peralta to Mets Knicks Crush Nets Goz Has Juicy Syracuse Hoops Story

The Brooklyn Nets get HUMILIATED By The Knicks 120-66#brooklynnets #netsworld #nets #nba #basketball 

CP the Franchise joins the show for a real Knicks therapy session as the losses pile up and the panic meter rises. Is this just the dog days, or is something broken between Mike Brown, Karl-Anthony Towns, and the locker room? CP breaks down what he's seeing on the floor, what he's hearing around the team, and why tonight vs the Nets feels way bigger than it should.

Join Thomas Leuthner and Jonathan Macri of Knicks Film School as they break down another cross-town matchup between the Knicks and Nets. Do the Knicks make a move at the deadline? Is Mike Brown in the hot seat? Find out here! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Hour 2 opens with a bold prediction: if the Knicks lose to the Nets at MSG, Mike Brown might be gone immediately. The guys debate how quick the trigger could be, what a replacement could look like, and whether the Knicks are at the point where you do something drastic or just pray it magically fixes itself. Then the show pivots back to Giants Day with an early Cinco de Luncho: Shaun ranks the five most exciting Giants moments since Super Bowl XLVI, with Jaxson Dart's arrival, draft night hope, and today's John Harbaugh introduction sitting at the top of the list. The building buzz is real at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center as the press conference gets closer. The calls bring heat on both sides: Knicks fans go in on Karl-Anthony Towns and the locker room chemistry, plus a fascinating Carmelo Anthony clip about KAT's “rabbit ears” and how outside noise can wreck a player mid game. The guys also talk about where the Knicks spiral actually began, what's changed in their style and urgency, and why the vibe feels broken. Finally, the Harbaugh optimism gets its first speed bump when a caller brings up late game coaching decisions and blown leads in Baltimore. The guys discuss coaching shelf life, evolution, and why a fresh start can actually sharpen a coach who's already proven he can win big.

This Devotional address with Jennifer B. Platt was delivered on Tuesday, January 20, 2026, at 11:30 AM MST in the BYU-Idaho I-Center. Jennifer Brinkerhoff Platt is the daughter of Spencer and Alice Brinkerhoff and was born and raised in Arizona. She earned a PhD in educational psychology from Arizona State University. As a single adult, she led the first youth conference held in Ethiopia. Sister Platt has a deep love for the Church Educational System and has been a religious educator for 25 years. She taught seminary and institute in Arizona and has been a religion faculty member on three different BYU campuses: BYU, BYU–Idaho, and BYU–Hawaii. Sister Platt is currently the Associate Department Chair of Religious Education here on campus. Her happy places include the House of the Lord, her garden, the middle of a good book, and anywhere the sun is shining. Whether it is the BYU Cougars, shy Primary children, or weary marathon runners, Jennifer loves cheering for people. She is married to Jed Platt and is the mother of two children.

The boys return for another week to discuss the latest in Greek football, the gift that keeps on giving.Greek CupPAOK knockout holders OlympiakosA Bakasetas hat-trick takes Panathinaikos to the next round.Levadiakos reach only their second semi-finalOFI shock AEK in Agia SophiaSLGRJovic scores four to sink PanathinaikosPAOK defeat OFILevadiakos gains a tight grip on fourthPanserraikos and AEL both winBeos fines his Volos playersUEFA CompetitionOlympiakos hosts Bayer Leverkusen in a must-win gamePAOK play Real Betis in ToumbaPAO travel to play LudogoretsGreeks abroadMagic Babis Kostoulas with an overhead kickFortounis is in form in Saudi Arabia; will he return to Piraeus soon?TransfersMandas close to joining BournemouthThe Andino saga is finally overGive us a follow on:X: https://twitter.com/HellasfootyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hellasfooty/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/@HellasFootyRead our blogs on: https://hellasfooty.blogspot.com/Intro music credit to George Prokopiou (Ermou Street)

Producer Josh updates us on a bet from last night's National Championship game, a gaffe during the Nets broadcast, and our return to the Moon!

The New York Two-Step is a SWEEP! On today's The Valley Verdict, we celebrate a high-octane 126-117 win over Brooklyn where the depth of this roster proved it's for real. We also pivot to the chaos in the NFL as the Cardinals lose out on Robert Saleh to Tennessee and we react to the wild "Dillingham to the Cardinals" speculation.In this episode:15:55 - The New York Sweep & Jalen Green Watch: We break down the Suns' dominant 126-117 win over the Nets to complete the NYC sweep. From Dillon Brooks' 27-point night to Collin Gillespie's emergence, we analyze why this rotation is finally clicking. At 27:00, I dive into a partial recantation of yesterday's Jalen Green statement—tracking the pivot from a Brooklyn return to a Philly return—followed by a deep dive into the specifics of the Brooklyn win at 29:22.47:04 - The Coaching Carousel: Saleh & Dillingham: The Cardinals' coaching search just hit a major roadblock. We break down the news of Robert Saleh heading to Tennessee and what it means for the Cardinals' search for leadership. Then, at 48:57, we react to the Bickley and Marotta proposition: Why the Arizona Cardinals should consider Kenny Dillingham. Is the Sun Devil leader the culture-shifter the Cardinals actually need?Don't miss our breakdown of the wildest 24 hours in Valley Sports! Subscribe to The Valley Verdict and follow us on Facebook [@thevalleyverdict], Instagram [@thevalleyverdictpodcast], and YouTube [@thevalleyverdict] for more analysis.

The Brooklyn Nets Get Dominated by the Suns and after last night it seems like Michael Porter Jr's value just went up in the trade market#BrooklynNets #netsworld #NETS #NBA #MichaelPorterJr #bASKTEBALL 

Join Thomas Leuthner as he covers the Nets loss to the Chicago Bulls. Are the Bulls a sneaky playoff team? Can the Nets only win if MPJ plays? Is Danny Wolf legit? Find out here Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Chicago Bulls dominated the Brooklyn Nets 124-102 behind a FLAMING shooting night from Coby White and Ayo Dosunmu

Issues with microphone, apologies for the poor audio quality on this episode.The Brooklyn Nets have found their tanking blueprint and show it off in Chicago against the Bulls #brooklynnets #nets #netsworld #nba #basketball 

Thomas Leuthner breaks down a MASSIVE Nets win! Does Cam Thomas deserve to be here? Is there a realistic trade destination? Is MPJ going anywhere? Find out here! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The guys break down a wild stat that makes the John Harbaugh moment feel even bigger: the Giants almost never bring in a head coach who already has a Super Bowl on his resume, and across New York sports it's surprisingly rare to land a proven champion and have it translate into titles here. That leads to the Weeb Ewbank deep dive as the lone example of a coach who won elsewhere and then won again with a New York team, plus a rapid fire debate over which sports even “count” in the conversation. Then the callers take over, mixing Harbaugh euphoria with classic New York superstition, including one fan reaching for “Giants were first to do this” trivia and the show pushing back with a simpler point: Harbaugh means consistent competence, yearly playoff contention, and eventually a real shot at a title. The segment also hits on 2026 expectations with Jaxson Dart entering Year 2, and why this feels different than other “can't miss” New York celebrations like Aaron Rodgers to the Jets or the Nets superteam. The message is basically this: even if it doesn't immediately end in a parade, Harbaugh can still be the turning point that drags the Giants out of the mud for the long haul.

Jerry has Danny Kannel's comments about Jaxson Dart working with John Harbaugh, Chris Russo's difficult pronouncing a Seahawks players name, local team losses, plus a Moment of the Day remembering John Minko's infamous technical difficulties during a Nets broadcast.

The ball's starting to roll for the Giants as Todd Monken looks ready to join Harbaugh. Who else might join? Jerry's got Jameis Winston on what kind of coach the Giants need, Sean McVey on facing the Bears in a freezing Chicago, plus a legendary achievement Nets broadcaster Tim Capstraw. All that plus TONS of your calls from happy Giants fans and less than happy Jets fans.