Description: In this episode we discuss the Nets trade and what it means for both the Knicks and Nets as it relates to this upcoming free agency. We also discuss the takeaways from mini-camp for both the Giants and Jets, The hiring of Joe Douglas for the Jets, and preview Game 5 of the NBA finals. We are also joined by special guest Daniel Menezes to discuss the upcoming NBA draft. All that and more NY Sports
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Description: In this episode we discuss how the position groups on the Giants and Jets compare to the other teams in their division. We also discuss what will be the Knicks starting lineup come this October, Sam Darnold 2nd year expectations, Giants first week of OTAs, Jets GM search, and did Mickey Callaway save his job with the Mets. All that and more New York sports. Share and subscribe
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Description: In this episode we discuss the Knicks getting the 3rd overall pick and whether they should keep it or trade it in a package for AD. We also discuss the Jets getting rid of Maccagnan and who is the best option to replace him for the GM position. Other topics include the Giants first day at OTAs, Frank Ntilikina on the trade block, Mickey Callaway on the hot seat, and much more NY sports.
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Crazy night for Lakers fans as we land the 4TH pick for the 2019 draft. The Lakers were projected the number 11 pick with only an 9.4 percent chance at a top 4 pick. To follow up the top 4 the Knicks got 3rd, Grizzlies 2nd, and Pelicans 1st. This is a weird situation for the Lakers because people are wondering “are they gonna use the pick?” “Will they trade it?” Some initial thoughts from me are they are going to trade for Anthony Davis. Then after I thought about it I was like “AD is gonna stay in New Orleans with Zion Williamson most likely going there.” BUT then a report came out by Shams saying that Anthony Davis stance on being traded hasn’t changed!
The New Orleans Pelicans are now set up to be Zion Williamson’s franchise to lift, and No. 1 pick could ease potential trade of Anthony Davis. His stance on a trade has not changed, league sources tell @TheAthleticNBA @Stadium.
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) May 15, 2019
Another trade possibility that the Lakers could do is for Bradley Beal. We have been thin at the SG position lately. With Kentavious Caldwell Pope expiring contract and only Josh Hart in that position right now, he would be a good piece to have along Lebron James. Beal averaged 25.6 points with 5.5 assist as he was the main player for the Wizards with John Wall out most of the season.
Who knows what’ll happen with Anthony Davis and the Pelicans, but the #4 pick could grease the wheels to get Bradley Beal. (Who, for what it’s worth, would be EASY to slot alongside LeBron.) AK
— Kamenetzky Brothers (@KamBrothers) May 15, 2019
Description: In this episode we discuss which PG should the Knicks target this summer. Other topics include, should Daniel Jones start week 1, can the Jets go 13-3, what Mike Remmers signing means for the Giants offensive line, Knicks trade scenario for Anthony Davis, and Aaron Judges injury history. All that and much more NY sports.
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Intro (0:00:00)
Starting Beef Question (0:03:39)
Quick Hits (0:23:52)
QB Project (1:02:37)
Clown of the Week (1:12:04)
Last Call (1:17:41)
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In this episode we discuss who we would put money on to win the Super Bowl between the Giants or Jets. We also discuss our reaction to Daniel Jones at rookie camp, the Jets most important player outside Bell and Darnold, the Knicks free agent targets, the Yankees pitching problems, and the Nets chance of landing Kyrie Irving. All that and much more NY sports.
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In this episode we discuss the results of the draft for the Giants, Jets, Bills, and who improved the most. We also discuss the selection of Daniel Jones, the potential rift in the Jets front office, the Yankees rolling, the Mets struggling, and the Nets vs Knicks in free agency. All that and more NY sports.
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Intro- (00:00)
Starting Beef (Draft edition)- (00:02:58)
Who Improved the most from the draft- (00:24:18)
Daniel Jones selection- (00:30:37)
Adam Gase and Maccagnan rift?- (00:36:00)
Quick hits fan questions- (00:39:33)
Clown of the week- (01:01:24)
Last Call- (01:06:28)
That’s it! The first round of the 2019 NFL Draft is over and some of the biggest names are officially off the board. Here are every draft pick from the first round:
Selection No. 1 – Arizona Cardinals: QB Kyler Murray
Selection No. 2 – San Francisco 49ers: DE Nick Bosa
Selection No. 3 – New York Jets: DT Quinnen Williams
Selection No. 4 – Oakland Raiders: DE Clelin Ferrell
Selection No. 5 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers: LB Devin White
Selection No. 6 – New York Giants: QB Daniel Jones
Selection No. 7 – Jacksonville Jaguars: LB Josh Allen
Selection No. 8 – Detroit Lions: TE TJ Hockenson
Selection No. 9 – Buffalo Bills: DT Ed Oliver
Selection No. 10 – Pittsburgh Steelers (Via Broncos): LB Devin Bush
Selection No. 11 – Cincinnati Bengals: OT Jonah Williams
Selection No. 12 – Green Bay Packers: DE Rashan Gary
Selection No. 13 – Miami Dolphins: DT Christian Wilkins
Selection No. 14 – Atlanta Falcons: G/T Chris Lindstrom
Selection No. 15 – Washington Redskins: QB Dwayne Haskins
Selection No. 16 – Carolina Panthers: OLB Brian Burns
Selection No. 17 – New York Giants (Via Browns): DT Dexter Lawrence
Selection No. 18 – Minnesota Vikings: C Garrett Bradbury
Selection No. 19 – Tennessee Titans: DT Jeffery Simmons
Selection No. 20 – Denver Broncos (Via Steelers): TE Noah Fant
Selection No. 21 – Green Bay Packers (Via Seahawks): S Darnell Savage
Selection No. 22 – Philadelphia Eagles (Via Ravens): T Andre Dillard
Selection No. 23 – Houston Texans: T Tytus Howard
Selection No. 24 – Oakland Raiders (Via Bears): RB Josh Jacobs
Selection No. 25 – Baltimore Ravens (Via Eagles): WR Marquise Brown
Selection No. 26 – Washington Redskins (Via Colts): DE Montez Sweat
Selection No. 27 – Oakland Raiders (Via Cowboys): S Johnathan Abram
Selection No. 28 – Los Angeles Chargers: DT Jerry Tillery
Selection No. 29 – Seattle Seahawks (Via Chiefs): DE L.J. Collier
Selection No. 30 – New York Giants (Via Seahawks/Packers/Saints): CB Deandre Baker
Selection No. 31 – Atlanta Falcons (Via Rams): T Kaleb McGary
Selection No. 32 – New England Patriots: WR N’Keal Harry
Johnathon Vilma, Pat Swilling, Mark Ingram. All dominate Saints players yet they didn’t make the cut for my personal top 10 Saints players. Here is my top 10 Saints players.
Super Bowl winning DE Will Smith was murdered tragically April 9th, 2016. Will Smith’s greatest play, in my opinion, was Tracy Porter’s game-sealing interception as he laid a key block on Peyton Manning.
Although it was another era when Saints fans typically wore paper bags over their heads, there was a shining star at QB by the name of Archie Manning. He gave the Saints hope yet we were typically considered the “laughing stock of the league.”
WR Joe Horn was not only a great receiver, he was a hilarious personality to have around New Orleans. He’s iconically know for his cell phone celebration after a touchdown.
LB Sam Mills passed away August 3rd, 2005 after a battle with colon cancer. Mills was inducted into the Saints and Panthers Hall of Fame. Mills is the inspiration behind the Panthers’ slogan “Keep Pounding.” He was in “Dome Patrol.” The “Dome Patrol” was a nickname for the Saints linebacking corp.
OT Willie Roaf, aka “Nasty,” played for the Saints and Chiefs for thirteen seasons. He was such an exceptional tackle, he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2012.
DEUCEEEEE!!! Deuce McAllister is the greatest running back in Saints history. He was drafted out of Ole Miss in the first round and spent eight seasons with the Saints.
WR Marques Colston, the greatest WR to never make a Pro Bowl. After drafted in the seventh round out of Hofstra, he was never looked at tremendously. He has just under 10,000 career yards (9,759) and 72 touchdowns.
K Morten Andersen is one of the greatest kickers ever after just being passed by ageless K Adam Vinatieri. Andersen ended his career with 2,544 points. He was inducted into the 2017 Hall of Fame class.
HOF LB Rickey Jackson was inducted into the 2010 class. Jackson was the leader of the “Dome Patrol.” The “Dome Patrol” consisted of Rickey Jackson, Sam Mills, Vaughn Johnson and Pat Swilling.
Although this may be obvious, I placed Brees as the greatest Saint ever because after Hurricane Katrina, the Saints, and quite frankly, the whole city of New Orleans was in desperate need of a hero. The Saints were rumored to be relocated to San Antonio if NOLA couldn’t recover. Within a few years of being signed, Brees brought a Lombardi to NOLA.
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