WGBB Sports Talk New York

Join host Bill Donohue for an engaging conversation on Sports Talk New York as he welcomes a lineup of remarkable guests, including actor and author Mark Metcalf , who discusses his poignant new book, Tim, Tim, Timmy , an exploration of his late brother's life and struggles with mental health. Metcalf reflects on his diverse career, from iconic roles in films like "Animal House" to his work with T...

Host Chris Caputo welcomed Justin Jonas from Nassau County Section 8 Athletics to discuss the pressing issues surrounding high school sports, including the importance of sportsmanship and the challenges faced by referees. The conversation highlighted how the organization is taking steps to ensure a positive experience for student-athletes while addressing incidents of poor behavior at games. Later...

The latest episode of Sports Talk New York dives deep into the struggles of the New York Giants, highlighting the team's disappointing performance and the growing frustrations among players and fans alike. Host Mike Guidone, along with co-host Chris Caputo and special guest Connor Clark, engage in a candid discussion about the Giants' lack of effort and direction, with insider A.J. Rovner providin...

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former New York Rangers Stanley Cup champ Stephane Matteau , followed by the star of the movie Animal House , Tim Matheson , who talked about his 7 decades in Hollywood. Stephane Matteau, the former New York Rangers player known for his iconic overtime goal in the 1994 Eastern Conference Finals, shares his memorable experiences and reflections on his career in hockey. He...

Host Chris Caputo opens the show talking about how the Giants year-long woes continued in Germany with insights from AJ Rovner . Then Chris invited John Hanson to wrap up the Mets season and discuss off-season free agency ideas. Chris then spoke at length with Joe Jones , a Long Island native and the head coach of the men's basketball team at Boston University, discussing his 14-year tenure and th...

Host Bill Donohue talks with NYS Baseball Hall-of-Fame Director Rene LeRoux , 2024 inductee Ted Green , and Martha Jo Black , daughter of Brooklyn Dodgers’ pitcher Joe Black, being inducted at the 2024 ceremony on November 120th in Troy, NY.

The latest episode of Sports Talk New York dives deep into the ongoing World Series, focusing on the New York Yankees' challenging start against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The hosts, Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo, discuss pivotal moments from the first two games, including the controversial decision to pull ace Garrett Cole after just 88 pitches and the strategic choice to walk Mookie Betts, which u...

Host Bill Donohue welcomes actor Mark Metcalf , aka “Doug Nedermeyer” and “The Maestro,” who has written a book, and we’ll discuss that along with all his significant roles. Later, author Jeff Rodimer joins the show to discuss his book, Shadows of Glory .

A whirlwind of New York sports excitement unfolds as host Chris Caputo navigates through the intricate landscape of playoff baseball, focusing on the Yankees and Mets' journeys in their respective series. The show opens with a thorough recap of the Yankees’ conquest over the Royals, featuring insights from Brian Palermo. Listeners are treated to an analysis of key players, particularly Giancarlo S...

Host Bill Donohue dives deep into the intriguing world of sports with two exceptional guests: author Ian O'Connor and former Vikings RB Chuck Foreman . O'Connor discusses his latest book, Out of the Darkness: The Mystery of Aaron Rodgers , shedding light on the complexities of the NFL star's life and career, including his struggles with public perception and personal challenges. O'Connor elaborate...

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo analyze the high-stakes scenarios unfolding in the National League, particularly focusing on the New York Mets' upcoming doubleheader against the Atlanta Braves. The show captures the tension and anticipation surrounding the playoff race, with the Mets seeking to clinch a postseason spot. As the hosts and special guest Brian Palermo discuss the implications of t...

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former New York Yankees slugger, Steve “Bye Bye” Balboni , and later talks with author Steve Wiegand about his book The Uncommon Life of Danny O’Connell: A Tale of Baseball Cards, Average Players, and the True Value of America’s Game .

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed professional tennis player and New York native Jamie Loeb to discuss her career on the tour and her insights on the US Open. Later, Brian Palermo also called in to discuss the Yankees run for the division title.

Host Bill Donohue welcomes the great shortstop Omar Vizquel , who speaks candidly about his career and off the field challenges. Later, Bill reminisced with 1986 Mets world champion, Wally Backman .

Host Bill Donohue talks with author Joe Badowski about his new book, 406 , and later welcomes Buck Dharma , guitarist from Blue Oyster Cult.

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed professional tennis player and New York native Jamie Loeb to discuss her career on the tour and her insights on the US Open. Later, Brian Palermo called into the show to discuss the Yankees run for the division title.

Host Bill Donohue talks with Hall of Fame outfielder Fred Lynn , followed by a very candid conversation with former Mets manager Mickey Callaway .

Host Andy Suekoff opens the show by talking Jets with "NYJ Mike" of Broadway Jets , discussing early returns from training camp and expectations for the 2024 season. Later, he recalls the US’ showing at the Olympics and how his demeanor changes live on air as the Yankees bullpen blows another game.

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed John Santamaria to discuss all things Jets, and later talked about the Mets current status, and wrapped things up by discussing the Olympic basketball competition.

Host Bill Donohue welcomes Hall-of-Fame pitcher Rollie Fingers to the program, who helped to redefine the role of a relief pitcher, revolutionizing the position. Later, Bill spoke to pitcher Pedro Sierra about his 22-year baseball career that began in the Negro National League. Pedro spoke about his career, his days in the Negro Leagues, and the time Ted Williams invited him for a tryout.

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed Sachem’s Rafe Schlesinger who was recently drafted by MLB’s Cleveland Guardians to discuss the draft process and his goal of making it to “The Show.” Next, WFAN and Yankees play-by-play man Emmanuel Berbari called in to discuss his new role on-air with the Bronx Bombers. Finally, Mets’Up podcast’s James Schiano joined the program to talk all t...

Host Bill Donohue talks with author Eric Vickrey about his book Season of Shattered Dreams: Postwar Baseball, the Spokane Indians, and a Tragic Bus Crash That Changed Everything . They discuss the tragic bus crash that killed several members of the Spokane Indians in 1946. It was the arguably worst accident in the history of professional sports in America. Later, Bill talks with former New York Me...

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo were joined by Jonny “Sticks” Santamaria to talk about the New York Islanders draft and free agency. Later, in the second half hour, noted sports reporter Pete McCarthy joined the show to discuss the New York Mets and Yankees as they enter the all-star break.

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former Detroit Tigers catcher Lance Parrish and later talks with Jerry Izenberg , author of the new book Larry Doby in Black and White: The Story of a Baseball Pioneer .

Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed Long Island native Timmy Kiggins to the program to discuss his 5-year career playing basketball at Bryant University and his thoughts on the state of college basketball. Later, New York Mets’ insider John Hansen called into the show to talk about the Mets recent success and Major League Baseball as it approaches the All-Star Break.