In this episode of SportsBash, Peter Schwartz sits down in studio with Islanders legend Benoit Hogue for a full breakdown of the upcoming Shoresy Classic at UBS Arena. Benoit shares stories from his playing days, what fans can expect from the game, his thoughts on the current NY Islanders, and why Long Island became home long after his NHL career.

Peter also reacts to the big news out of the MLB Winter Meetings, including Edwin Diaz signing with the Dodgers and what it means for the Mets and Pete Alonso’s future. Later in the show, reporter Julian Guilarte joins live from Orlando to talk through the latest moves, trade chatter, and what could be coming next.

Today’s show took a direct look at the Lane Kiffin situation and the wider chaos in college football. Peter opened with a full breakdown of why Kiffin’s decision to leave Ole Miss for LSU, and still ask to coach the Rebels in the playoffs, crossed a line. He also talked about how the NCAA and SEC continue to allow this kind of movement during the biggest stretch of the season.

Joe Rexrode, national college football writer for The Athletic, joined the show to unpack everything from the broken calendar to the transfer portal, coaching changes, recruiting pressure, and what needs to happen to clean up the system. They also ran through the teams that have the best shot at a deep playoff run and the players who could shape the postseason.

The episode wrapped with what is hot at TicketBash, the SportsBash poll question of the day, and a birthday shoutout for Bradley Schwartz.

In this episode of Sports Bash, Rob “Big Show” Madden and Nick “Booms” Russo join Peter Schwartz to talk about Long Island Fight for Charity and this year’s Main Event. Later in the show, Peter is joined by Nick Baumgardner, NFL Draft writer for The Athletic, who shares his insight on draft prospects, team needs, and what fans should be watching as the season unfolds.

On today’s episode of SportsBash, Peter Schwartz is joined by Yankees beat writer Bryan Hoch for a deep dive into the latest Bronx Bombers storylines, offseason buzz, and what fans should keep an eye on heading into 2026. Then, world-famous acrobat Red Panda stops by to talk about her incredible career, iconic unicycle performances, and the pressure of being a halftime legend. A fun mix of baseball insight and unforgettable entertainment!

On this episode of SportsBash, Peter Schwartz dives into the revival of stickball — the classic street game that’s been part of American neighborhoods for generations. He’s joined by Ron Babineau, former Commissioner of the U.S. Stickball League, to talk about the sport’s deep history, its cultural impact, and why it’s seeing a new wave of energy today. From memories of broomsticks and bottle caps to the organized leagues keeping the tradition alive, this conversation celebrates a timeless piece of sports heritage.

On this episode of SportsBash, Peter Schwartz is joined by former New York Islanders defenseman Dave Langevin for a deep dive into his career, the dynasty years, and the state of the team today. They talk old-school toughness, championship culture, and how the game has evolved over the years. A must-listen for any Isles fan who loves the mix of history, hockey IQ, and great storytelling.

On this episode of SportsBash, host Peter Schwartz is joined by John Theissen to discuss the incredible work of the John Theissen Children’s Foundation and its impact on families across Long Island. Later, Patricia Traina from the "Locked On Giants" podcast joins the show to break down the latest storylines surrounding the New York Giants — from roster updates to season outlook. A perfect mix of community, compassion, and football insight!

On this episode of SportsBash, host Peter Schwartz sits down with former New York Jets safety Kenny Schroy to dive into all things Gang Green. From memories of the gritty Jets teams of the past to thoughts on the current roster and coaching staff, Kenny shares insider stories and honest takes on what it means to wear the green and white. Peter and Kenny break down how the team’s culture has evolved over the years and what it’ll take to bring winning football back to New York.