WGBB Sports Talk New York

Host Rob Cramer opens up the show breaking down the Giants big win over the Eagles, and their playoff chances because of it. Then after the break, Rob gets into the Mets new owner Steve Cohen and some hot stove, the Knicks potential pursuit of Russell Westbrook and finishes up with some wishful thinking regarding...

Host Bill Donohue begins the show welcoming the great Doc Emrick to the program, discussing his long career as a broadcaster. Later, Bill talks with author Chris Giudice, discussing his new book Macho Time about the late boxer Hector ‘Mach’o Camacho.  

Host Gary Harding chats with his co-host John Panarese, who is not in studio. They talked about the surging Buffalo Bills, and discussed the prospects of professional sports with a new administration. Later Paul Kreischer from Isles Talk came on for the last segment to talk about the Islanders and other sports issues in the...

Hosts Gary Harding talks about the state of Sports during this pandemic, including a lengthy discussion on the Notre Dame/Clemson game. Later Tim Boyle from Raise the Apple joined the show to talk about the “Steve Cohen” Mets and the expectations with new ownership and management.  

Host Rob Cramer is in a celebratory mood as he opens this weeks show discussing Steve Cohen’s purchase of the New York Mets, and briefly touches on the Yankees. After the break, we get into the Jets and their awfulness, take a call from Dave and then closes with the Giants and some local hockey...

Host Bill Donohue begins the show talking with former MLB pitcher Glendon Rusch, member of the 2000 National League Champion New York Mets. Later, Bill welcomes Brad Balukjian, author of the unique and interesting book The Wax Pack.  

Host Bill Donohue welcomes authors Todd D. Snyder to discuss his book Bundini – Don’t Believe the Hype, David Krell with his New York Mets in Popular Culture, and David Russell talking about his new book Fabulous to Futile in Flushing.  

Hosts Gary Harding and John Panarese began the show talking with Paul Kreischer from Isles Talk was on the line with the boys to talk about the recent NHL Draft and the current prospects in the Isles system. The boys then talked about the state of New York Sports and ended with an interesting conversation...

Hosts Gary Harding and John Panarese talked to Andrew Gross of Newsday to discuss the end if the Islanders season, as well as the prospects of the current free agency crop.  The boys also took an interesting call about issues surrounding the new arena at Belmont.  

Host Bill Donohue opens the show welcoming former New York Jets defensive tackle Marty Lyons, and later talks with former Mets 1st baseman Rico Brogna.    

Host Rob Cramer opens up breaking down the Mets continued struggles, and looks ahead to the Yankees in the playoffs. He also gives his thoughts on Mets new owner, Steve Cohen. After the break, he gets into a lost weekend for the Jets and Giants, and wraps up giving to credit to the Islanders after...

Host Bill Donhoue talks with fellow St. John the Baptist alumni and Phillies catching prospect Logan O’Hoppe, welcomed Kyle Bamberger from a wonderful organization, Baseball Miracles. Later Bill welcomed Penn State’s Jay Paterno back to the show to discuss his new book Hot Seat – A Year Inside College Football’s Pressure Cooker.

Host Bill Donohue reminisced with Tom Seaver’s 1969 Miracle Mets teammates, Art Shamsky, Ron Swoboda, and Ed Kranepool.      

Host Bill Donhoue welcomes 1986 Mets spark plug Lenny Dykstra back to the program, and later talks with former Team USA soccer captain Christie Rampone about her new book Be All In.    

Hosts Gary Harding and John Panarese talked to Paul Kreischer of Isles Talk about the playoffs and the state of the NHL. They also took calls, and talked about the state of sports during this pandemic.