WGBB Sports Talk New York

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former Miami Dolphins fullback and Pro Football Hall-of-Famer Larry Csonka , followed by former New York Knicks guard and 3-point specialist Trent Tucker .

Host Rob Fried welcomes some prominent local sports talk show callers, welcoming Eric, "the Unfortunate Sports Fan" from Ronkonkoma, Hector from Washington Heights, and Ray V, "the sports historian," to the WGBB studio. The discussion covered various topics such as the Knicks, Mets, Yankees, Giants, Jets, Super Bowl, and Bill Belichick.

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed Tom Huerter , father of NBA player Kevin Huerter, to discuss life as a parent of a professional athlete and 3 other Division One athletes. The guys then welcomed Islanders beat reporter John Santamaria to dive into the team’s recent coaching change and prospects for the second half of the season.

Host Bill Donohue welcomes Ernie DiGregorio , widely known as "Ernie D.", Ernie's NBA career spanned from 1973 to 1978, playing for the Buffalo Braves, Los Angeles Lakers, and Boston Celtics. Honored as NBA Rookie of the Year in 1973–74, he holds the rookie record for assists in a single game with 25. Despite a career-limiting knee injury, DiGregorio's impact extends to college basketball, where h...

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed Seton Hall Head Women’s Basketball Coach Tony Bozzella for an in-depth discussion of the state of college athletics and an inside look into one of the tri-state area's top basketball programs. Later, John Hanson called in to discuss the New York Mets moves as spring training approaches.

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former Brooklyn Dodgers first baseman Jim Gentile , followed by the New York Met's new bench coach, John Gibbons .

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed John Santamaria to discuss the Jets official elimination from the playoffs and the resurgence of the Islanders on the ice. College Football Insider Conner Clark also joined the show to break down the college football playoff picture.

Host Bill Donohue is joined by Travis Jankowski , a distinguished Stonybrook University baseball alum, former New York Mets outfielder, and World Series champion with the Texas Rangers. In the second half of the program, to celebrate the holidays-Bill welcomes Karolyn Grimes from It's A Wonderful Life to the show!

Host Bill Donohue talks with Patrick Cantwell , a familiar face from West Islip High School and Stony Brook University, currently taking on the role of bullpen catcher for the Texas Rangers, the reigning World Series Champions. Patrick shares some insights into his experiences and provides a behind-the-scenes look at the world of professional baseball. Later on, the tone shifts as Bill engages in...

Host Bill Donohue welcomes Executive Director of the New York State Baseball Hall of Fame Rene LeRoux . Later, Bill talks with author Rob Vanstone about his latest book Brave Face - Wild Tales of Hockey Goaltenders in the Era Before Masks .

Hosts Mike Guidone and Chris Caputo welcomed NFL Insider James Alerio to discuss this weekend’s games and the early playoff outlook. Mike and Chris then gave their take on the NBA’s in-season tournament and gave votes on New York’s “Mount Rushmore” of coaches and managers.

Hosts Mike Guidone along and Chris Caputo welcomed three guests to the show, spanning a variety of topics. First, John “Johnny Sticks” Santamaria joined the show to discuss the recent improved play by the New York Islanders and whether the slumping Jets could pull off a miracle finish. Next, college football expert Conner Clark stopped by to discuss the early National Championship outlook and the...

Host Bill Donohue welcomes New England sportscaster Dale Arnold to discuss his new book TOUGH GUYS , about hockey’s enforcers. Later, the great Mark Volman , he of Flo & Eddie and the Turtles , brings some Thanksgiving week cheer!

Host Chris Caputo opened the show by explaining the depths of the problems for the New York Giants before talking with John Santamaria about the Jets and the Islanders. John pointed out the ramifications of losing another game for the Jets and pinpointed their struggles to score. "Johnny Sticks" also discussed the lack of speed and defense for Islanders as they prepare for a road trip that could b...

In this exciting episode of the radio show, host Bill Donohue welcomes two distinguished sports figures who have made a significant impact in their respective fields. The show featured a thrilling and insightful conversation that captivated sports enthusiasts and fans alike. Bill began the show by welcoming legendary Chicago Cubs catcher Randy Hundley . A beloved figure in the hearts of Cubs fans,...

Host Bill Donohue is joined by the legendary Brad Park , former New York Rangers defenseman and a member of the Hockey Hall-of-Fame. Park shares his experiences, insights, and the memorable moments that defined his illustrious career. Later, Bill engages in an insightful conversation with Rick Carpiniello , a former New York Rangers/NHL reporter for The Athletic , as they delve into his latest pub...

Host “Coach” Mike Guidone along with Chris Caputo dove deep into the New York sports scene during the busiest time of the year. Mike and Chris broke down the Mets off-season potential moves and discussed the Knicks pre-season success. Guest John “Johnny-Sticks” Santamaria joined the show to give his thoughts on the Islanders season through 4 games and provided his perspective on a possible Jets’ p...

Host Bill Donohue welcomes the grandson of the great Branch Rickey III, author Michael McCambridge, to discuss his new book The Big Time - How the 1970 Transformed Sports In America.

In this captivating episode of "A Trip Down Memory Lane," your host Bill Donohue has prepared a special treat for all you baseball enthusiasts out there. Joining us today is none other than former Brooklyn Dodger, Jim Gentile, and acclaimed author Adam Lazarus, here to discuss his latest literary gem, Wingmen: The Unlikely, Unusual, Unbreakable Friendship Between John Glenn and Ted Williams . Jim...

Hosts Mike Trezza and Mike Guidone begin the show putting a strong focus on the early struggles of the Jets and the Giants. Regular contributors John Santamaria and Chris Caputo call to join in the conversation regarding what moves and adjustments can be made immediately with tough stretches coming up for the NY football teams to keep their seasons from spiraling out of control. Mike and Mike take...

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former NFL player, author and sports commentator Jerry Kramer to the show. Kramer starred for the Green Bay Packers from 1958 to 1968, playing most of his 11-season career under the Hall of Fame head coach Vince Lombardi. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2018 and recently penned a new book with co-author Bob Fox, Run to Win: My Packers Life from Lomb...

Host Bill Donohue kicks off the show with a warm welcome to special guest Rick Dempsey , a former Baltimore Orioles catcher and the 1983 World Series MVP. Rick talks about his remarkable baseball journey and memorable experiences. Later in the program, Bill dives into the world of modern pitching mechanics with the renowned expert, Tom House . Often hailed as "the father of modern pitching mechani...

Hosts Mike Trezza and Mike Guidone are joined on the phone by Jets' insider John Santamaria to discuss the sky-high expectations around the Jets now that Aaron Rodgers is piloting the plane. Mike and Mike continue on to a conversation about l roster construction for the Giants and preview their early schedule. In the second half, the hosts try to pinpoint where and why things went completely off t...

Host Andy Suekoff opens the show talking with Antwan Staley , NFL and Jets reporter for the Daily News. The guys talked about the New York Jets and their expectations for the season- and some light ribbing after Staley’s Red Sox swept the Yankees! Later, Andy takes his frustrations out on the New York Yankees and their disappointing season.

Host Bill Donohue enthusiastically welcomes a true New York Mets icon, Ed Kranepool , to the airwaves for an engaging conversation that delves into the captivating world of baseball and literature. Ed Kranepool, a living legend in baseball, takes center stage as he engages in an in-depth discussion about his recently published book, The Last Miracle . The book promises to be captivating, undoubted...