This St. Patrick’s Day episode brings a mix of sports, stories, and real moments that go beyond the game.

Peter is joined by former Jets fullback Tony Richardson, calling in live from the NYC parade with the Marty Lyons Foundation. He shares what the foundation means to him, the impact Marty continues to make behind the scenes, and why showing up always matters. The conversation also turns to the Jets’ offseason, including thoughts on leadership, building from the inside out, and what this team needs moving forward.

The show also highlights the Islanders’ Play It Forward program with former Islander Aaron Asham, focusing on giving kids access to hockey and creating opportunities that go beyond the ice. It’s a reminder of how much impact teams can have in their communities.

One of the most important moments of the episode comes with Amy McGorry, a former News 12 anchor and longtime friend of the show, who shares her story and urgent need for a living liver donor. It’s honest, emotional, and a powerful look at resilience, community, and the importance of showing up for one another.

Sports betting analyst Kelly Stewart (Kelly in Vegas) joins to break down March Madness, potential upsets, and how she’s approaching the tournament this year, along with quick hits on MLB and the NHL playoff picture.