On this episode of SportsBash, host Peter Schwartz opens up with a passionate rant about the New York Jets and owner Woody Johnson, breaking down the ongoing chaos surrounding Gang Green. Then, baseball insider Kelley Franco joins the show to dive into the latest storylines from the World Series — from breakout stars to championship moments. Finally, Peter sits down with Long Island Nets Head Coach Mfon Udofia for an inside look at the team’s upcoming season, player development, and the future of basketball on the Island. From gridiron woes to hardwood hope, this episode has it all.

On this heartfelt episode of SportsBash, host Peter Schwartz honors the life and legacy of former New York Jets great Nick Mangold. Joining Peter are two of Mangold’s longtime teammates — wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery and defensive lineman Mike DeVito — who share personal memories, locker room stories, and reflections on what made Mangold one of the most respected leaders in Jets history. From his toughness on the field to his humor and heart off it, this episode celebrates the impact Mangold had on teammates, fans, and the entire Jets community.

On this episode of SportsBash, host Peter Schwartz brings the energy from the hardwood to the airwaves! Former New York Knicks big man Herb Williams calls in to share stories from his playing days and thoughts on the state of the Knicks today. Peter also sits down with celebrity and athlete booking consultant Lawrence Davis, who offers a fascinating look behind the curtain at what it takes to connect stars with major events, appearances, and media opportunities. From the locker room to the business of sports fame, this episode dives deep into the personalities and power plays that shape the sports world.

In this episode of SportsBash, host Peter Schwartz takes you inside Big East Media Day with exclusive interviews and firsthand coverage from Madison Square Garden. Peter sits down with St. John’s stars and Hall of Fame head coach Rick Pitino to talk about expectations for the Red Storm, team chemistry, and what it will take to make noise in a loaded Big East. From on-site reactions to player insights, Peter captures the energy and optimism surrounding one of college basketball’s most intriguing programs. Tune in for all the sights, sounds, and stories straight from the floor of Big East Media Day.

On this episode of SportsBash with Peter Schwartz, it’s all about the buzz surrounding St. John’s basketball and the energy building in Queens. Peter is joined by Ian Jackson, the electrifying guard and centerpiece of the Red Storm’s new era, to talk about his decision to come to St. John’s, his early impressions of playing under the bright lights, and what fans can expect from this year’s team. Jackson opens up about his growth as both a player and a person, the culture forming under Coach Pitino, and his goals as he looks to make his mark on college basketball.

Then, Peter welcomes Darryl Slater, seasoned NFL reporter, to dive into the latest football headlines from around the league. From quarterback controversies to playoff predictions and everything in between, the two break down the stories shaping this week in the NFL.

It’s a perfect blend of New York college hoops pride and pro football insight — the kind of mix only SportsBash can deliver. Tune in as Peter Schwartz brings you closer to the athletes, stories, and moments defining the sports world right now.

This week on SportsBash, host Peter Schwartz goes off on the New York Jets in a can’t-miss rant that every fan will feel deep down. From Aaron Glenn’s defensive struggles to the team’s lack of identity, Peter holds nothing back as he breaks down another frustrating chapter in Jets football.

He also dives into what’s happening this Sunday with the Jets, offering his candid take on the state of the team, the fanbase, and the rollercoaster emotions that come with being a New York football fan.

Then, the spotlight shifts to pro wrestler Ray Jaz, who joins Peter to talk about his huge Gotham Wrestling event this Thursday. Ray shares all the details fans need to know heading into the big night and gives a behind-the-scenes look at what makes Gotham Wrestling one of the most exciting promotions on the rise. Plus, he tells the story of his unforgettable experience playing Banana Ball — the chaotic, high-energy twist on baseball that’s sweeping the country.

From fiery football takes to wrestling hype and wild sports stories, it’s an action-packed episode you don’t want to miss — only on SportsBash.

Today on SportsBash with Peter Schwartz, we’re closing one chapter and opening another in the New York sports world. Peter shares his thoughts on the end of the Yankees’ season — what went wrong, what’s next, and which moves could define their offseason ahead. Then the focus shifts to the ice, as the New York Islanders drop the puck on a brand-new season. Peter interviews defenseman Matthew Schaefer and veteran forward Kyle Palmieri to talk about expectations, chemistry, and how the team plans to make a deep playoff run.

It’s a packed episode for fans of both the Bronx and the Barn — analysis, interviews, and everything in between.

A countdown clock. Two sticks of gum. A VCR that needed a nudge. That’s where our journey starts—with the small rituals that reveal the big truth about the New York Islanders: this franchise was built on trust, care, and a room that acted like a family. We sit down with legendary equipment manager Joe McMahon to relive the moments that made the crest matter, from the end of the dynasty to the electricity of the 1992–93 run.

Joe takes us behind the scenes with Al Arbour and Bill Torrey—the sauna talks where decisions were made, the early embrace of video when “rewind” meant a cassette, and the way the head coach checked on a stick boy’s pregame meal. He gives us a street-level view of the room: Bossy’s grace, Billy Smith’s game-day bubble, and the respect that made everyone feel essential. Then the stories deepen. We revisit Dale Hunter’s hit on Pierre Turgeon and the raw emotion in the Coliseum tunnels. Mick Vukota surprises us with a call, confirms the plan with Rich Pilon, and reminds us how that team protected its own.

The night in Pittsburgh comes alive—league hats delivered early, a frantic scramble to hide them at 3–3, and Ray Ferraro’s calm before David Volek’s OT winner at 5:16. We rewind further to the Easter Epic in Landover: soaked gloves, borrowed oxygen, hair dryers buzzing, and the relief of a puck that finally found daylight. Through it all, Joe keeps returning to culture—how alumni weekends bridge eras, how young players learn what the badge means, and why Long Island’s identity is inseparable from its team.

There’s heartache too. Joe shares Aiden’s story and how the hockey community rallied, leading to the Leon Ann McMahon Foundation’s mission—raising funds for biliary atresia research and local hospice. And there’s long-awaited healing: Pat LaFontaine’s induction into the Islanders Hall of Fame on December 13, a moment Joe celebrates as a fan, a friend, and a witness to Patty’s enduring class and community work.

If you love Islanders history, team culture, and the people who make the game feel human, this one hits home. Listen, share with a fellow Isles fan, and tell us: what’s your favorite Islanders moment that didn’t end with the Cup? And if this meant something to you, subscribe, leave a review, and help more fans find the show.