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Devin O'Shea, Matt Leonard, and Harry Englander talk about the Yankees not doing so hot in the hot month of July, the Mets hoping to get back to .500, and Joe Burrow's brilliant idea to improve the NFL schedule.

The Knicks have been the busiest team in the NBA since the conclusion of the NBA Finals, with their acquistion of Mikal Bridges, re-signing of OG Anunoby, and their wheeling-and-dealing throughout the two-day 2024 NBA Draft. Newsday NBA columnist Steve Popper joins the program yet again to break down the Knicks' activity from all angles.

Liam Flynn sits down with Chris Wright and Dr. Heidi Crayton ahead of World MS Day on May 30. Chris is the first person with MS to play in the NBA. Wright's professional career spanned almost a decade after his diagnosis. Dr. Crayton is a board certified neurologist who founded the Multiple Sclerosis Center of Greater Washington.

The Wednesday crew talks about the NBA banning Jontay Porter for gambling, the NBA Play-In games and the NHL playoff picture. Also, the debut of "Zack's Yaps" and your Lions Sports Update.

The Wednesday crew talks about the Mets' comeback from an 0-5 start to the season and we break down the Yankee game happening in front of us. 

Joshua, Liam, Zack and Devin welcome Newsday Sports' Steve Popper to the program to discuss everything orange and blue under the skies here in New York: the Knicks clinched their 2nd 50 win season this century and will be the #2 seed in the NBA's Eastern Conference heading into playoffs. Steve talks Jalen Brunson's All-NBA case, Tom Thibodeau's extension talks, and just how far he sees the Knicks going this spring.

The Wednesday crew talks about Juan Soto and the Yankees' chances against the Astros, and the possibility of Soto in Queens.

The Wednesday crew talk Mets and Yankees, moves they've made and moves they STILL need to make.

The Wednesday crew is joined by former NCAA DI men's basketball head coach and Toronto Raptors TV color analyst Jack Armstrong.

The Wednesday crew starts the show with what the Giants should do this offseason. There were also some record predictions!

Newsday's Steve Popper joins the Wednesday crew to discuss the state of the Knicks post-trade deadline and going into the All Star Game.

Host Joshua Umahi and the Monday crew recap the eventful action in Super Bowl 58, including Mahomes' GOAT trajectory after his THIRD Super Bowl MVP after the Chiefs' OT victory over the 49ers. And, speaking of OT: The guys discuss the overtime rule "controversy" and how short Kyle Shanahan fell in terms of notifying his players of the rule.

Joshua and the Friday crew briefly discuss the Knicks' stellar trade deadline dealing, and the other significant trades that happened (or didn't happen) across the NBA. Then: the guys pick the winner of Super Bowl LVIII in the final 'WHPC Game Picks" segment of the season.

Just in the middle of breaking down & previewing Super Bowl LVIII, the guys get surprised with an... unusual question from a caller that sparked the most unique debate in Sports Talk history.

Joshua Umahi and the Friday cast and crew open up the final 'Football Friday' of the 2023-24 NFL Season by previewing the 49ers and Chiefs' matchup on Sunday, but then the callers absolutely stole the show.

The Wednesday crew dives into the Knicks and Nets' needs at the deadline and also give opinions on the upcoming Super Bowl.

The Wednesday crew breaks down the Knicks recent hot streak, the upcoming NBA Trade Deadline and the dream NBA Dunk Cotest lineup. The Jets were outed as a dysfunctional team (NEWSFLASH) and your Lions Sports Update!

Joshua, Liam, Devin, and Ross discuss famed NBA coach Doc Rivers swooping in like a thief in the night and undercutting advisee Adrian Griffin to steal away the head coaching job for Giannis Antetokounmpo, Damian Lillard, and the Milwaukee Bucks. Also -- the crew calls out certain women in sports media for falling short, while also reminding you at every turn that they love women.

Host Joshua Umahi and co-hosts Liam Flynn, Devin O'Shea and Ross Levine discuss the Knicks' theatric win "on the road" at Barclays Center vs Mikal Bridges and the Brooklyn Nets, as both teams continue to go in completely opposite directions.

Joshua, Devin and Ross discuss the Nets' free-fall towards the bottom of the East standings, and recap the NBA action from the night previous, including Embiid besting Jokic in primetime & the LA Clippers looking more and more like contenders. Then, they discuss the NFL's record breaking stream of Chiefs/Dolphins on Peacock, and what it could mean for the future of sporting event broadcasting across the world.