WFUV Beat Reporters Eric Mollo, Mike Watts, and Kenny Ducey broke down the Giants, Rangers, and Nets respectively before Fordham's game at La Salle Saturday. Click below to hear reaction to Ahmad Bradshaw's release, how the Rangers can return to the top of the East, and what is hurting the Nets so badly.
This week on NFL Friday, I catch up with Kenny Ducey and discuss the Super Bowl. We also use part of the show to talk about the recent moves made by the Giants and Jets. Dave Sims, a great friend of WFUV and the radio voice of the NFL on Sunday Night for Dial Global as well as the television voice of the Seattle Mariners on Root Sports joined us to talk about the postseason, the Super Bowl, the Associated Press' NFL awards and of course a little news on his Mariners.
Saturday afternoon Kris Venezia and I had the opportunity to get both perspectives from the two Super Bowl teams, supplying strong analysis and real life experiences to break down the game.
First we talked with Matt Vensel, Baltimore Sun Ravens blogger, asking him about the Ray Lewis controversy this week and Joe Flacco's performance. He also describes the Flacco's contract situation and the keys to the Ravens winning Sunday.
The Fordham Rams are now 1-2 in Atlantic 10 play. On Saturday, Fordham Men’s Basketball Head Coach Tom Pecora stopped by the WFUV Studios to discuss the state of his squad.
I'm going to try to channel my inner Hunter S. Thompson here, and while I may not contain his Gonzo prose nor his dashingly portrayed good looks by Johnny Depp (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and The Rum Diary), I’m at least attempting to cover a facet he never did in Puerto Rico: Baseball.
Nolan Silbernagel and Mike Valdetara discussed why the Giants suffered another late season collapse and if some serious coaching changes have to be made to avoid another disappointing season next year. Listen in and see why Schwartz thinks the players are to be blamed more than the coaches.
Schwartz also gave his input as to what he thought is the biggest weakness of the New York Giants were this year.
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Nolan Silbernagel and Mike Valdetara ask Howard Beck whether the firing of Brooklyn’s Head Coach Avery Johnson was justified or premature. They also talk about what possible replacement coaches could be, and if there is any chance the Nets land Phil Jackson.
They also talk about whether the preseason goals of Brooklyn were too unrealistic and if there was too much hype around this team after their hot start.
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2012 held many surprises for us in the sports world. From the Giants run to the Super Bowl, to Linsanity, to Lebron finally winning his first ring, to the Los Angeles Kings, to the Summer Olympics, to the San Francisco Giants, and I could go on and on.
Tomorrow on One on One during the 3pm hour, Nolan Silbernagel and Mike Valdetara will discuss the bests and worsts of 2012, and they want to hear from you about what you will find memorable from this year.
Mack Rosenberg and DJ Sixsmith talked about the moves the Toronto Blue Jays have made to put themselves in contention for the AL East. They discuss how Mets' fans should view the R.A. Dickey trade and what the Mets can expect from the prospects they recieved.
This past Saturday on One on One, Mack Rosenberg and DJ Sixsmith had the opportunity to talk football with Manish Mehta and Gary Myers both of the New York Daily News.
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