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Doug Williams and Jerry Blevins open up the mailbag on an all-new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the guys answer listener questions about the Mets search for a president of baseball operations, the hiring of a new manager, the status of Jeff McNeil, what it was like playing with Bartolo Colon, and more. Doug and Jerry also discuss Mets front office options beyond David Stearns and Billy Beane, and Jerry drops a Halloween-themed movie recommendation.

On this episode of the Turn on the Jets podcast, host Will Parkinson recaps the first 5 weeks of the Jets season, who has impressed and who has disappointed, then talks about what they need to do coming out of the bye with Jeane Coakley of SNY. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

At the top of the show, we have Bomani Jones who joins Craig to discuss all the latest from the NFL world with John Gruden, the WFT, and this new Sean Taylor story that came out today.  Chris Wiliamson, SNY host, joins to talk about Sean Taylor as well as Kyrie Irving's situation up in Brooklyn. Will Kyrie play at all this year? Find out what they think here. We take your calls about Sean Taylor, as he means so much to this area and the WFT all show long.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 360 of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina features a pair of interviews. First up is "Sports Business Journal" reporter John Ourand. Ourand talks about the fallout from the Jon Gruden email controversy and ESPN's Adam Schefter's journalistic ethics getting called into question as part of the fallout. We also discussed ESPN's new deal with the NFL to air a Monday night wild-card game and how Peyton and Eli Manning's alternate broadcast fits in. Ourand also updates us on where things stand regarding the future of the NFL Sunday Ticket contract and whether DirecTV's run is over. Following Ourand, Alan Sepinwall, the Chief TV Critic for "Rolling Stone" joins the podcast to talk about the "Many Saints of Newark," "Squid Game," Jon Stewart's new AppleTV show, "Seinfeld's" syndication deals and much more. The podcast closes with the weekly Traina Thoughts segment. This week, Jimmy and Sal Licata from WFAN and SNY talk about Jimmy trying to book Larry David for the SI Media Podcast, Sal's NFL Sunday getting ruined and much more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Former Syracuse football tight end JJ Nesheiwat discusses the state of the Orange program with host Wes Cheng on The Juice on the Cuse Podcast hosted by SNY.tv. Editor in chief Brad Bierman then calls in to discuss SU's loss to Wake Forest.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino are back with an all-new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the offseason intrigue builds for the New York Mets. Doug and Andy discuss the latest news and rumors surrounding potential candidates for the team's new president of baseball operations, such as David Stearns and Billy Beane. They guys also talk about the Mets moves to let go most of their coaching staff, where the shakeup leaves current pitching coach Jeremy Hefner who is still under contract with the club, and the uncertain future roles with the Mets for Robinson Cano and Sandy Alderson.

Ian Begley from The Putback on SNY joins us to discuss sports in the headlines.

Doug Williams and Jerry Blevins combine movies and the Mets on the latest Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as they look back at the 2021 season by handing out the Shea Anything Oscars! Doug and Jerry reveal the best dramatic performance, best costume, best visual effects, best songs, and so much more from the 2021 Mets. Jerry also upgrades the usual Rain Delay Recommendation to a Snow Storm Recommendation, with a suggested movie franchise to watch (or re-watch) in the offseason. The guys also discuss the Mets move to move on from manager Luis Rojas, and how the potential of Billy Beane coming to New York to run the Mets could lead to a potential Moneyball sequel – as this episode begins and ends at the movies.

Episode 359 of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina features an interview with the NFL Network's, Kyle Brandt. The "Good Morning Football" host talks about auditioning with Peyton and Eli Manning for the host role on their alternate "Monday Night Football" telecast, why he thinks it was best that he didn't get the gig and what makes the broadcast special. Brandt also talks about Nate Burleson leaving "Good Morning Football," his "10 Questions" podcast and pushing the envelope on air. In addition, Bradt pulls back the curtain on his "Wall Streeters" segment in which he and Peter Schrager transform into Jared and Trent. How many people write the sketch? How much is it rehearsed? What is it like to get up for and then come down from the sketch. Following Brandt is the weekly Traina Thoughts segment. This week, Jimmy and Sal Licata from WFAN and SNY talk about the Urban Meyer mess, ESPN naming Mike Greenberg the host of "NBA Countdown," the "Sopranos" prequel movie, "The Many Saints of Newark" and more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Syracuse.com's Mike Waters previews the 2021-22 Orange basketball season with host Wes Cheng on The Juice on the Cuse Podcast hosted by SNY.tv. Editor in chief Brad Bierman then calls in to discuss SU's loss to Florida State in football.

Doug Williams, Andy Martino and Keith Hernandez drop an all-new Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, a day after the Mets decided to move on from manager Luis Rojas. The guys discuss what Luis Rojas' future could look like moving forward as well as which managerial candidates could be a good fit for the Mets. All three agree that the new Head of Baseball Operations should be in place first and why Billy Beane would be a very intriguing option with a bigger budget to spend on players.

It's time to get ready for the MLB playoffs on the Just End The Suffering podcast! Host Mike Phillips (@MPhillips331) kicks off the show by catching up on the final week of the baseball regular season (1:15) and sharing his thoughts on the matchups to come in the first rounds of the playoffs. Mike is then joined by SNY contributor Anthony McCarron (@AnthonyMcCarron) for a deeper dive into the postseason (7:29), including a preview of the New York Yankees' Wild Card game matchup with the Boston Red Sox, as well as a look at what changes could be in store for the New York Mets this winter. Mike then wraps up the show by taking a look at Zach Wilson's breakthrough performance for the New York Jets (34:38) in the Two Minute Drill. Subscribe to the Just End The Suffering podcast on Apple, Amazon, TuneIn, Stitcher and Spotify! Subscribe to Mike Phillips's channel on YouTube!

Doug Williams and Keith Hernandez drop an all-new Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, a day after Jerry Seinfeld dropped by the SNY booth for a visit with Gary, Keith, and Ron. Doug and Keith look back at some of the highlights of the Mets game with Jerry, and Keith reveals his plans to binge watch Seinfeld on Netflix - even the episodes he wasn't in! The guys also talk about the return of Noah Syndergaard, Thor's potential future in New York, and the 2022 bounce back potential for Francisco Lindor, Jeff McNeil, and Dom Smith.

Episode 358 of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina features an interview with ESPN's Stephen A. Smith. The "First Take" host talks about why he felt like this was the time to remove Max Kellerman from the show, all that went into the decision and whether Kellerman agreed with the decision. Smith also talks about whether the show will eventually hire one co-host or if they will keep a rotating cast of characters. Smith also shares his philosophy on what makes a good sports debate, on criticizing athletes and on what the sports media business is all about. The energetic personality also discusses the importance of credibility and why his resume is important for what he does. Smith also reveals that when his contract with ESPN is up in four-years, his goal will be to host a late-night talk show. Does this mean he'll leave the sports world? He answers that question and many more. Following Smith is the weekly Traina Thoughts segment. This week, Jimmy and Sal Licata from WFAN and SNY read the latest "SI Media Podcast" reviews on Apple, talk about the highly anticipated Brady vs. Belichick matchup, Week 3 of the Peyton and Eli Show, the upcoming "Sopranos" movie, the best "Curb Your Enthusiasm" scenes and more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Doug Williams and guest co-host Hannah Keyser of Yahoo Sports drop an all-new Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the Mets were officially eliminated from playoff contention and now face an offseason of huge changes. Doug and Hannah take a close look at the front office issues that the Mets have had this season, and how the organization will approach a search for a new team president moving forward. They also discuss the role owner Steve Cohen will play in the immediate future of the franchise, whether or not Luis Rojas will return as manager, some of the roster decisions that the new front office will have to make, and the labor questions facing MLB as the current collective bargaining agreement is set to expire after the season.

Jerry and Jolly return for more offseason Mets' talk, and whether or not Michael Conforto and Noah Syndergaard will take the qualifying offers the Mets are expected to offer them. Also on slate is the Mets' pending free agents, Jerry getting snubbed from postseason play in 2013, and extending Aaron Loup. New episodes of the Shea Station podcast release after every Mets series.

Zach discusses the chaos in Minnesota, then brings on ESPN's Andrew Lopez to talk all things Pelicans and SNY's Ian Begley -- host of The Putback -- to preview the Knicks.

Doug Williams and Jerry Blevins are back with an all-new Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as Jerry recaps his time on SNY watching the Mets struggle, and his time at home watching good movies. The guys go behind the scenes of Jerry's appearances on SNY's Mets Pre and Post Game Shows, look at what the Mets might do with Noah Syndergaard and Javier Baez, and examine what went wrong for the team this season. But Doug and Jerry also lighten the mood with a tribute to Aaron Loup, a feel-good movie recommendation, and some solid fake names to use when checking into hotels!

Episode 357 of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina features two interviews, First up is AEW wrestler, Bryan Danielson, who was formally known in WWE as Daniel Bryan. The fan favorite talks about why he decided to join AEW after spending so many years in WWE, what he's most looking forward to doing in AEW, his relationship with Vince McMahon and McMahon being overly protective of him. Danielson also talks about why one particular night in his WWE career was so special to him, what he makes of the AEW vs. WWE narrative and much more. Following Danielson, Andrew Marchand, sports media columnist for the "New York Post," joins the podcast. Marchand and Traina discuss the success of the Peyton and Eli Manning alternate "Monday Night Football" telecast, Al Michaels joining Amazon to call Thursday Night Football, the return of Gus Johnson to the NFL and much more. Following Marchand is the weekly Traina Thoughts segment. This week, Jimmy and Sal Licata from WFAN and SNY read the latest "SI Media Podcast" reviews on Apple, talk about about the NFL's taunting rule, why Sal hates laptops and much more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Former Syracuse linebacker great Jake Flaherty talks about his new company, Terzo, and breaks down the Orange's current defense with Wes Cheng on The Juice on the Cuse Podcast hosted by SNY.tv. Editor in chief Brad Bierman then calls in to preview SU's matchup against Liberty.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino welcome special guest Julian Casablancas to the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the Mets fan and musician from The Strokes and The Voidz joins the show to talk about the Mets and more. The guys discuss which players the team should hold onto during the offseason, possibilities for a new leader for the organization, the differences between Mets and Yankees fans, and what kind of player fits the Mets and New York. Julian also chats about some music past and future, and Doug and Andy wrap the show with a look at the future of Mets manager Luis Rojas.

Scott Mason talks with 10-yearNFL veteran, former New York Jet, and current ESPN college football commentator/SNY studio analyst Leger Douzable to discuss everything surrounding Gang Green! Leger discusses what goes into the preparation for his job as an analyst, why the defense played so well against Carolina, the struggles of the offensive line and how that unit can be fixed, Zach Wilson's first start, the strong play of Corey Davis, the puzzling situation involving Denzel Mims, and much more! To advertise on Play Like A Jet, please visit https://www.advertisecast.com/PlayLikeAJet or J email Overtime@AdvertiseCast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Doug Williams and Keith Hernandez are back with a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as things are getting thin for the Mets during the season's home stretch. Doug and Keith dive into the team's September struggles, the offensive adjustments made by Javier Baez, and whether or not Luis Rojas should take the blame for the Mets lack of success. The guys also look at the ups and downs of Francisco Lindor and Edwin Diaz, and with ESPN's 1986 Mets documentary airing this week, Keith reveals how he approached his relationship with teammate Gary Carter.

CuseNation.com's Stephen Bailey breaks down Syracuse football's offensive woes in a 17-7 loss to Rutgers with host Wes Cheng on The Juice on the Cuse Podcast hosted by SNY.tv. Editor in chief Brad Bierman then calls in to preview SU's matchup against Albany.

Episode 356 of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina features an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, who is an executive producer on ESPN's latest "30-for-30" documentary, "Once Upon A Time In Queens." Jimmy's Cousin Sal is also a producer on the doc and joins the podcast to discuss the best nostalgic moments from the doc, why they wanted to tell the story of the 1986 New York Mets and which former players stood out for their performances in the show.Kimmel also talks about his time on FOX's NFL pregame show, how much Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long hated him and almost getting voted off the "NFL on FOX."Other topics discussed include why the '80s were the best decade, what Kimmel's mentality is doing a late-night show during the age of streaming, the one guest he'd like to have on his show, his reaction to going viral, which question he hates being asked.Following Romo is the weekly Traina Thoughts segment. This week, Jimmy and Sal Licata from WFAN and SNY read the latest "SI Media Podcast" reviews on Apple, reveal about Week 1 NFL television observations, give credit to Tom Brady for being right about a big issue and talk about the MTV Video Music Awards. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Doug Williams and Andy Martino deliver a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the Subway Series between the Mets and Yankees delivered a ton of drama in Queens. Doug and Andy do a deep dive on the developing story surrounding Taijuan Walker tipping pitches, and the thought amongst some Mets players that there was whistling coming from the Yankees dugout to signal the pitch selection to their hitters. The guys also cover Francisco Lindor's eventful Sunday, which included jawing with Giancarlo Stanton about the whistling, while winning the Mets fans over with his memorable three home runs in the Subway Series finale. Doug and Andy then wrap the show with a look at the Mets short-term future (a potential Wild Card chase) and long-term future (the search for a potential new team president).

Doug Williams and Jerry Blevins drop a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as Edwin Diaz and Luis Rojas come under fire as the Mets struggle in Miami. Doug and Jerry do a deep dive on the command issues that continue to plague Diaz, and examine the controversial calls made recently by the Mets manager. Then the guys look to cheer everybody up with a great baseball story featuring Jerry and Hank Aaron, another “Rain Delay Recommendation” movie selection, and some future fodder surrounding the future of Billy Beane.

Episode 355 of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina features an interview with Tony Romo. CBS' lead NFL analyst talks about when he decided he wanted to get into broadcasting, when he thought he was good at what he does, how long he wants to call NFL games and whether he listens to broadcasting advice from others. Romo also weighs in on the new 17-game schedule, shares a Bill Parcells story and reveals what he's like after too many drinks. Following Romo is the weekly Traina Thoughts segment. This week, Jimmy and Sal Licata from WFAN and SNY read the latest "SI Media Podcast" reviews on Apple before getting into a big NFL picks segment. They each give their best over/under team win total bets for the 2021 season, their AFC and NFC title game predictions, Super Bowl winner and reveal their three best bets for Week 1 of the season. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Blue Wire's Chase Thomas is joined by SNY's David Vertsberger to talk about SI's Chris Mannix's great piece on Paul Pierce, the Celtics almost drafting Dirk Nowitzki, the Big 3 in Boston, which new faces in new places they like the most from Ime Udoka in Boston to Rick Carlisle in Indiana to Patrick Beverely in Minnesota, along with their assessment with where the Knicks are heading in 2021-22 (1:00). Then, one of Chase's best friends Not That Ryan Adams returns to talk UGA's big win vs. Clemson, how it happened, questions at wide receiver, the offense long-term, and comparing them to Alabama and much more (45:00). Lastly, Revolution Soccer's Jeff Lemieux stops by to talk about the best team in MLS this season, how they've done it, Bruce Arena's managerial chops, and if they will finally bring home their first MLS cup this fall. Host: Chase Thomas Guests: David Vertsberger, Not That Ryan Adams, Jeff Lemieux Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former Syracuse offensive lineman Zack Chibane sounds off on his Syracuse playing days and his thoughts on SU's win over Ohio with host Wes Cheng on The Juice on the Cuse Podcast hosted by SNY.tv. TJO editor in chief Brad Bierman then calls in to preview the Orange's matchup against Rutgers.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino are back with a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon. With Zack Scott on administrative leave, how could Steve Cohen and Sandy Alderson reshape the front office? Could a big hire be on the horizon this offseason? Doug and Andy also discuss if it's time for the Mets to trade Edwin Diaz who could possibly benefit from a change of scenery. Lastly hear Andy give his opinion of the current clubhouse culture and how the team could benefit from someone who needs to step up and be a David Wright-type leader.

This interview of the week is presented by Mayweather Boxing + Fitness!Sweeny Murti is a sports journalist who primarily covers the New York Yankees. He currently works for WFAN, SportsNet New York, and the New York Yankees Radio Network. He is the Yankees beat reporter for both WFAN and SNY and hosts the pregame and postgame shows for Yankees radio broadcasts. He discusses the importance of defining success in one's own terms, writing a note to himself 10 years prior to getting his first big break in journalism, covering the 2009 World Series Championship Yankees team & so much more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Doug Williams and Keith Hernandez are back with a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as a crazy week continues to unfold for the Mets. With fallout in the front office ongoing with controversy surrounding acting GM Zack Scott, the guys also look back at the booing and thumbs down story, and how it evolved into some memorable games at Citi Field for the Mets. Keith also reveals what he's seeing with Michael Conforto's swing, and pulls the curtain back on some moments from the SNY booth, including messing with Gary Cohen, a huge call of a walk-off win, and the secrets of his expense reports!

Episode 354 of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina features an interview with sports reporter Ben Strauss of the "Washington Post." Strauss breaks down all aspects of the wild Bishop Sycamore story that unfolded this week. The high school football team played a game on ESPN, but it quickly became apparent that something was clearly off with the non-competitive team. How did this happen? Why did this happen? What are ramifications? Who is to blame? Strauss explains it all. Following Strauss is the SI Media Podcast's weekly Traina Thoughts segment. This week, Jimmy and Sal Licata from WFAN and SNY discuss what happened with the Mets this week, J.R. Smith returning to college and taking us along for the journey, movies we haven't seen that we should've seen, gambling and more. Jimmy also reads the latest Apple Podcast reviews on the show. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Scott Ferrall talks about the crazy weather that keeps hitting the New York area over the last month and talks about the Mets front office issues and Trevor Bauer's future with SNY's John Harper

Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker host! The guys share their thoughts on Jose Berrios' strong outing against the Tigers on Sunday, Bo Bichette rediscovering his rhythm at the plate, and George Springer's return to the lineup. John Harper (25:58), columnist and studio analyst for SNY, joins the show to discuss the Mets' thumbs down celebration […]

Doug Williams and guest co-host John Harper drop an all-new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as drama drops all around the Mets and their fans with the “thumbs down” controversy. Doug and John dive into the latest Mets storm after Javier Baez' comments about the “thumbs down” gesture has put Mets players in conflict with their own fans, and discuss the short-term and long-term effects this all has on Francisco Lindor. The guys also discuss who it might be in the organization that can get through to Lindor, and how this all reflects on the job status of manager Luis Rojas moving forward.

Former Syracuse and NFL linebacker Rich Scanlon talks about his Orange playing days and gives his thoughts on the current program with host Wes Cheng on The Juice on the Cuse Podcast hosted by SNY.tv. TJO senior columnist Jim Stechschulte then calls in to do a position-by-position breakdown of the 2021 SU football team.

Doug Williams and Jerry Blevins are back with an all-new Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, where they discuss the latest tough times for the Mets, but also look to cheer up Mets fans with some good stories. Doug and Jerry cover the controversial call made by Luis Rojas on Wednesday night, the continued hitting struggles for the team, and the vocal frustration from the fans at Citi Field. Jerry also responds to a story Anthony Recker told Doug about him on an earlier episode of the podcast, recalls being around the set of the movie Moneyball, and tells the tale of an uncredited movie appearance he made a few years later. Jerry also delivers a very interesting Rain Delay Recommendation, a documentary that involves one of the most classic video games of all-time!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 353 of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina features two interviews. First up is Nate Burleson, who is leaving the NFL Network's "Good Morning Football" to co-host "CBS This Morning." Burleson discusses what went into his decision to make the career change, why the move wasn't an automatic "yes" and why the job at CBS News appealed to him. The former NFL wide receiver also talks about the reaction to the NFL playoff game he called on Nickelodeon last year, his favorite "Good Morning Football" memory, the hardest job he's ever and gives us a great Jay Z impersonation. Following Burleson, writer, author and reporter, James Andrew Miller joins the podcast. Miller shares his insights into ESPN'a alternate "Monday Night Football" telecast with Peyton and Eli Manning, Stephen A. Smith reportedly getting Max Kellerman removed from "First Take," the "Sopranos" prequel movie, the upcoming season of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and much more. The podcast wraps up with the weekly Traina Thoughts segment. This week, Jimmy and Sal Licata from WFAN and SNY discuss whether you can do a sports debate show with someone you don't like, "Hard Knocks," SummerSlam, CM Punk's return to wrestling and more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Former Syracuse football player and current CEO of Terzo Technologies Brandon Card talks about his tech startup and gives his thoughts on the state of Syracuse football with host Wes Cheng on The Juice on the Cuse Podcast hosted by SNY.tv. Editor in chief Brad Bierman then calls in to chat about an announcement of an alliance between the ACC, Big 10 and Pac 12.

-Will Craig still be doing radio when he is 70? -We are not good at math -How much would you pay for a copy Evan's scorecard with his own blood on it? -Craig has some demands for SNY for our suite on Thursday night See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug Williams welcomes special guest co-host Anthony Recker to the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the Mets head home after a tough trip out west. The guys examine more struggles on offense, as Anthony reveals how one part of a team slumping can affect the entire clubhouse. They also do a deep dive on James McCann's 2021 season, the performance of Luis Rojas, and Anthony shares an inside story about another member of the cast of Shea Anything!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We sit down with ESPN's Chris Carlin, as we discuss many topics. His journey into getting into Sports Talk Radio, working for the SNY, and much more.

Doug Williams and Keith Hernandez drop a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the New York Mets drop in the standings and owner Steve Cohen is dropping “mean tweets.” Doug and Keith talk about the Mets owner tweeting about the team's offensive struggles, the chance the Mets have to turn things around, and the job that manager Luis Rojas is doing through the chaos. They also look at a recent improved stretch for Michael Conforto, and examine the way the team is dealing with the fallout from their losses on the field. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 352 of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina features an interview with FOX Sports's Joe Buck. The veteran play-by-play broadcaster shared behind-the-scenes details on the "Field of Dreams" game between the Yankees an White Sox, Kevin Costner's involvement in the telecast and what it was like to call the game. FOX's lead NFL voice also talks about beginning his 20th season calling games with Troy Aikman, the big viewership number for the Cowboys-Steelers Hall of Fame game that he called and the NFL's new emphasis on taunting. Buck also shares his thoughts on guest hosting "Jeopardy!" and James Holzhauer's tweet taking aim at Buck' The podcast wraps up with the weekly Traina Thoughts segment. This week, Jimmy and Sal Licata from WFAN and SNY discuss taunting in the NFL, whether sports owners should tweet and the Christmas Day battle between the NFL and NBA. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Doug Gottlieb and Jason McIntyre, in for Dan, take a look at the QB battle in New England and wonder how long Cam Newton has to prove he's a starter in the league. Ralph Vacchiano from SNY gives his insight on Zach Wilson on the Jets and Josh Daniels on the Giants after their first games in the preseason. Plus, live reaction to Tim Tebow being cut by the Jaguars Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Doug Williams and Andy Martino are back with a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the New York Mets head west after struggling against the Dodgers and slipping in the standings. Doug and Andy discuss the reasons why the team's offense continues to slump, the injury problems for Jacob deGrom, and how things now look as far as deGrom's future, considering he has an opt out in his contract following the 2022 season.

Episode 351 of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina features two interviews. First up is WWE Universal champion, Roman Reigns, who will main event SummerSlam this year in a match against John Cena. Reigns shares his thoughts on working with Cena after he was away from the company for long, gives us the backstory on his famous "missionary" promo on Cena and the fallout, tells us where we stand on a potential Reigns match agains The Rock and reveals what happened after he speared Stephanie McMahon during a WrestleMania match in 2017. Following the interview with Reigns, Chris "Mad Dog" Russo from SiriusXM joins the podcast. Russo talks about the challenge of figuring out how much he should talk about the pandemic during a sports show, terrible fan behavior at games, whether he intends to slow down any time soon, the success of Pat McAfee on his "Mad Dog Radio" channel and much more. The podcast wraps up with the weekly Traina Thoughts segment. This week, Jimmy and Sal Licata from WFAN and SNY discuss the new Netflix documentary on the "Malice at the Palace," MLB's Field of Dreams game between the Yankees and White Sox and whether it was OK for Aaron Rodgers to shame a reporter who wore crocs with socks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode 350 of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina features an interview with versatile play-by-play man, Ian Eagle. The CBS and Turner Sports broadcaster talks about the possibility of becoming Turner's lead NBA voice now that the job is open thanks to Marv Albert's retirement. Would Eagle have any scheduling issues if he got the gig since he also calls Brooklyn Nets games locally in New York and the NFL on CBS? Eagle also reveals whether the play-by-play job for "Thursday Night Football" on Amazon appeals to him. Eagle also shares a tremendous story about Tom Brady shaming him for a poor eating and drinking decision, does spot-on imitations of Bill Raftery and Chris "Mad Dog" Russo, comes clean about being addicted to TikTok and clears up some of his controversial food habits. Following the interview with Eagle, Sal Licata from WFAN and SNY joins the podcast for the weekly "Traina Thoughts" segment, during which we discuss the upcoming season of "Hard Knocks," Netflix's documentary on the "Malice at the Palace," Gus Johnson returning to the NFL and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices