Larry Knows Sports

Jon Blue and Kevin McNair discuss paying NCAA players, the tenacity of Michael Jordan, and what if Melo bought into D’Antoni Ball Guests: Jon Blue Kevin McNair - @theatrephotoguy

Andy Fitch and Marcus Haugen join Larry to discuss eliminating the draft and the future of football. During Linsanity week, we also discuss, what if Melo bought into D’Antoni ball. Guests: Andy Fitch - Twitter | Instagram Marcus Haugen - Twitter | Instagram

Jon Blue discusses the Knicks front office, the Last Dance, and the Giants’ Draft Guest: Jon Blue

Micah Sherman joins Larry to discuss ESPN’s HORSE failure, other ideas for socially distant sports, WWE’s shady essential business status in Florida, and trouble between Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert of the Utah Jazz. Guest: Micah Sherman - Twitter , Facebook , Instagram

Alex Wolfe returns to help read the tea leaves of Leon Rose and the Knicks’ front office. We try to get a sense of their offseason direction. Guest: Alex Wolfe - @thealexwolfe

Miranda Dolan, a superfan of Madison Square Garden owner James Dolan, is distraught over James’ recent positive test for Coronavirus. She calls up Larry to discuss her prayers for Knicks and Rangers owner. Guest: Elizabeth Keizner - @elizkeiz

There’s only one active sport right now, and that’s professional wrestling. Larry breaks down WrestleMania 36 with: Andy Fitch - @tomhanksgiving RJ Williams - @northcoastnyc Matthew WJ - @matthewwjmitchell

Eric Mangin, lifelong Mets fan, joins us via Instagram Live to discuss Noah Syndergaard’s recent Tommy John surgery. What does this mean for the rest of the rotation? What does it mean for the 2020 Mets’ season? Will we even have a 2020 season? Special thanks to @sociallydistantimprov , where we’ll be broadcasting Larry Knows Sports every Friday at 3pm.

Micah Sherman returns once again during the Coronavirus sports hiatus. We discuss the postponement of the 2020 Summer Olympics, MLB double headers during a shortened season, asshole owner Joshua Harris, and a way too early NBA Mock Draft. Rob Surrago joins the conversation half way through to add some additional flava in ya ear.

The NBA season may be over, so Alex Wolfe is here to help break down the Knicks’ upcoming offseason. Alex co-hosts the Locked on Knicks podcast and covers the Knicks for Sports Illustrated and Posting and Toasting.

Micah Sherman returns to discuss the sports hiatus. Coronavirus has stopped sports, but that hasn’t stopped us from dreaming. Will the NBA return? Will there be an NBA playoffs? What’s up with Tom Brady? Was game 7 of the 1970 NBA finals, where the New York Knicks won the title, the greatest moment in sports history? Find out!

Before finding out that the NBA season would be suspended due to Coronavirus, life long Mets fan, Eric Mangin, discusses the upcoming baseball season, the Knicks, and the 2004 NBA Finals. To finish off, Larry gives a nice tribute to Frank Ntilikina’s 20 and 10 game the night before against the Washington Wizards.

Spencer Meade is the head writer of Armory sketch team, Be Kind Rewind. He’s also a lawyer and a former, aspiring, player agent. We discuss Leon Rose, former player agent and new President of the New York Knicks, the Milwaukee Bucks, offensive team mascots, and more. Rap/rock group 311 also gives us a call. Come back in!

Improviser, actor, and die-hard Tampa Bay Bucaneers fan, Paul Pallotta, sits down with Larry to talk football, basketball, wrestling, and more. We also hear from Brooke, a sports fan and entrepreneur looking to sell used jock straps.

Marcus Haugen, creator of A Winkle in Time, sits down with Larry to talk Tom Thibodeau possibly coaching the Knicks, Kyrie Irving, the current state of baseball, and more!

It’s the big premiere! Micah Sherman sits down with Larry to talk the NBA Dunk Contest, the XFL, the Houston Astros, and of course, the New York Knicks. Special guest appearance by both singers of 311.

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