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S&P’s Why Not Us?!

S&P’s Why Not Us?!

著者: Peter Oltchick and Scott Greenhut
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50 years of friendship, one shared obsession. Join two NY natives as they break down the local sports scene and national headlines with the wit and wisdom only a half-century of fandom can provide.

2026 Peter Oltchick and Scott Greenhut
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  • S&P’s Why Not Us?!: Episode #10
    2026/08/23

    Lineup/Segment 1: MLB (Discussion)

    • Current/Rest of Season Storylines (2 each)
    • Mets/Yankees (1 storyline we’re watching for both teams)

    Segment 2: NFL (Discussion/Conversational-based)

    • Final 4 Picks; SB Match-up; SB Winner
    • Summer ‘Special’ Pt 4: (Finale: ‘09 Playoffs; ‘10 Playoffs; NYJ fandom- Zoom Out/Spin Fwd), FEATURING SPECIAL GUEST ANDREW ABRAMS

    Lightning:

    • 2 Hobbies/Activities/Games/etc you’ve always wanted to learn or improve atHobbies we want to improve at

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  • S&P’s Why Not Us?!: Episode # 9
    2026/08/09

    Sections

    • MLB Trade Deadline Fallout — the surprises, and what the Mets/Yankees moves mean
    • NFL Team Outlooks — one team under pressure, one bounce-back pick from each of us
    • Jets Summer Flashback, Part 3 — 1998–2004 playoffs, three games, one gut-punch
    • Lightning Round: Most Underrated NY Pro Athletes (baseball & football)
    • P.S.: What We're Irrationally Competitive About
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    44 分
  • S&P’s Why Not Us?!: Episode #8
    2026/07/26

    In this episode:

    • World Cup final wrap — Spain grinds out control-over-chaos win; Messi's late look blocked by Mikel Merino; Emiliano Martínez's 11 saves, a final record. Tournament retrospective: 48 teams, 104 matches, Cape Verde's Cinderella run, Andres Cantor's legendary call, Messi's age-39 send-off, VAR/smart ball controversies, and whether Erling Haaland could be MLS's next big import.
    • MLB trade deadline — White Sox surprise first-place run and Sandy Alcantara trade buzz; Red Sox's stunning turnaround (5.6% playoff odds on June 16, now solidly in a wild card spot) and the hunt for a right-handed bat at short (Zach Neto scenario); Hunter Greene as the deadline's biggest What If; Luis Robert Jr.'s trade market with the Phillies as a fit.
    • High Horse: Keith Hernandez's Hall of Fame case — 131 career WRC+, the only Hall-eligible first baseman with positive defensive WAR, 11 Gold Gloves, 60.3 bWAR, the Steph Curry comparison for redefining a position, and why the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee (next vote: December 2028) is his path in.
    • NFL training camp storylines — Vikings' real QB competition (Kyler Murray vs. J.J. McCarthy), Justin Jefferson's chip on his shoulder after being ranked No. 2, Chargers' new Mike McDaniel/Justin Herbert pairing, and the Rams' defensive overhaul highlighted by the Myles Garrett trade.
    • Jets Look Back, Part 2: The 1986 season — Five straight losses to close the regular season, a shock Wild Card blowout of the Chiefs, and the gutting double-overtime divisional round loss to Cleveland (Bernie Kosar's then-record 489 passing yards, two missed field goals, an onside kick, a phantom-ish roughing call, and a 23-20 final that still stings).
    • Lightning round: LeBron to Philly — What it means for Sixers-Knicks odds, Joel Embiid, and Scott's long list of Philly sports grievances (Flyers, Phillies, Eagles — Sixers get a pass).
    • P.S.: Mini golf — Windmill holes, split-path strategy, multi-level holes debated, sand trap pet peeves, slow groups playing it like The Masters, and the final-hole "give us your ball back" scoring controversy.

    Subscribe to S&P's Why Not Us? on your favorite podcast player. Questions, comments, or a P.S. topic idea? Head to whynotuspod.com.

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