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Locked Up Sports welcomes New York Post St. John's beat reporter Zach Braziller for a full breakdown of the Red Storm's biggest stretch of the season.
Locked Up Sports welcomes New York Post beat reporter Zach Braziller for a deep dive into the hottest team in the Big East.
We preview the massive St. John's vs UConn showdown, examine whether this Red Storm team is built for a Final Four run, and discuss the long-term future of Rick Pitino in Queens.
Plus:
NCAA Tournament seeding outlook
Big East title implications
What separates this team from past St. John's squads
Pressure vs expectations
If you care about New York college hoops — this one's a must-listen.
Sal Licata joins Locked Up Sports for a must-watch conversation covering his departure from WFAN, the future of the Mets under Carlos Mendoza, and whether the Knicks' championship window is closing.
Sal opens up about the WFAN decision, saying he doesn't agree with it but respects it — and confirms he will not be returning.
We dive deep into the Mets, where Sal makes it clear: if the team misses the playoffs, Carlos Mendoza will be fired. He also tells fans to move on from Pete Alonso and Brandon Nimmo, praises David Stearns for breaking up a losing core, and predicts a bounce-back season from Francisco Alvarez. Sal also believes the addition of Marcus Semien was a strong move to improve the lineup.
On the Knicks side, Sal says if they don't win a championship this year, it may be time to break up the core.
This is a bold, honest, unfiltered NY sports conversation.
#NYMets #NewYorkMets #WFAN #Knicks #NBA #SalLicata #LockedUpSports
Tony Clarke steps down from top spot at MLBPA,
Aaron Judge was not happy with the Yankees off-season early on
Olympic update
St. John's stays in top 20
what will Yes do with franchise tag
February 17, 2022, Locked Up Sports debuted on 365 SPORTSCAST. Four Years Later we are still going and stronger than ever with over a million views on Social Media platforms, 250k YouTube views, 55k audio downloads, multiple awards and a guest list of some of the biggest names in NY sports talk.
On this episode we relive the past four years and look ahead to what the future possibly holds for the Best Nrw York Sports talk on the Internet
The February 16, 2026 edition of Locked Up Sports: Starting 5 delivers the biggest New York sports stories of the day.
Mike Repole is publicly pushing for St. John's to extend Rick Pitino. Pitino says he's not going anywhere — but should fans believe him?
Team USA's medal count continues to develop in the Winter Olympics as USA Hockey positions itself for a run.
Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor address Mets clubhouse chemistry and their relationship heading into a critical season in Queens.
With NBA All-Star Weekend behind us, are the Knicks true championship contenders or just a strong regular season team?
Steve Cohen comments on Mets offseason negotiations, missing out on Kyle Tucker, clubhouse chemistry, and shuts down the possibility of ever naming another Mets captain.
Five stories. One show. The best New York sports talk on the internet.
We count down the Top 5 Sports headlines of the day in 5 minutes for you in our newest Locked Ip Sports Series: “The Starting 5”
St. John's with a revenge game this weekend versus Providence
More injuries in the Yankee starting rotation
Bob Bichette arrives to camp early for the Mets
Could this be the last NBA All-Star game ever
Steve Tish out as giant owner and it inevitability?
The Super Bowl is over, and Locked Up Sports is breaking it all down.
This wasn't the worst Super Bowl ever — but it was boring. Both quarterbacks struggled, offense never found its footing, and defense controlled the game from start to finish. The Seahawks are world champions, and their defense earned it.
We react to the game, the QB play, the halftime show, and then zoom out to the bigger picture: the start of the worst stretch on the sports calendar. From now until Selection Sunday, things get thin — and we talk about how fans survive it.
Honest reactions. No sugarcoating. Just sports talk the way it should be.
The NFL is more popular than ever — and that's exactly the problem.
In this episode of Locked Up Sports, I'm airing my full list of grievances with the NFL. From the league's nonstop push toward an 18th regular-season game, to a Pro Bowl flag football product that's completely unwatchable, to a league that keeps telling us it “cares about player safety” while chasing billions of dollars from networks and streaming companies.
The NFL dominates television ratings, but at what cost?
Oversaturation. Player burnout. A watered-down product. And a league that seems more focused on the next TV deal than the long-term health of the game.
This isn't anti-football — it's pro-football.
And if the NFL isn't careful, they're going to love this thing to death.
Tune in, agree or disagree, and let me know if I'm wrong.
On Friday the DOJ released 3 million emails to and from Jeffrey Epstein and NYG owner Steve Tisch was involved in a handful of the released emails. The emails include Tisch ordering girls from Epstein to be sent to him. Epstein inviting Tisch to his private island, and in turn Tisch hosting Epstein in his suite for a 2013 Giants home game. What does this mean for Steve Tisch? What does this mean for the Giants? We tackle all the questions as this story continues to Develop
#Epsteinfiles #NYG #superbowl #NFL #SteveTisch
Championship Sunday delivered two very different games — but the same result: two teams one step away from a Lombardi Trophy.
The Seattle Seahawks outlasted the Los Angeles Rams 31–27 in an NFC Championship thriller, while the New England Patriots leaned on defense to edge the Denver Broncos 10–7 in a grind-it-out AFC title game.
On this episode of Locked Up Sports, we break down:
What decided each championship game
The biggest performances from Sam Darnold, Matthew Stafford, and Drake Maye
How Seattle and New England won in completely different ways
And an early look ahead at Super Bowl LX — matchups, storylines, and keys already forming
Championship Sunday is in the books. The Super Bowl stage is officially set.
Preview of the AFC and NFC championship games. which two teams will punch their tickets to the Super Bowl LX.
can Jared Stindham who hasn't played an NFL game in two years lead the Broncos to the Super Bowl?
why Sean Payton is the perfect coach for this situation with the backup quarterback in the championship game
in the Patriots returned to the Super Bowl
is Drake Maye fumbling a problem
The keys to victory for both teams
Will the Rams be too much for Seattle
Matthew Stafford, having a career year in a Hall of Fame career
Keys to the game for both Seattle and the Rams
The Mets lose out on Kyle Tucker to the Dodgers — but quickly pivot and sign Bo Bichette to a 3-year, $123 million deal with opt-outs after years one and two. We break down what the signing means for Brett Baty, why the opt-outs could actually benefit the Mets, and what still needs to be done before spring training for this team to be a legitimate contender.
#Mets #BoBichette #KyleTucker #MLBFreeAgency #LockedUpSports #LGM #MetsOffseason #Dodgers #DavidStearns
Week 18 was INSANE. The Steelers win the AFC North in a 26–24 thriller over the Ravens — decided by a missed 44-yard field goal on the final play.
Plus: New York dysfunction hour. The Giants are keeping GM Joe Schoen (and they're searching for a new head coach), and the Jets are retaining Aaron Glenn after a brutal season.
We hit every major Week 18 storyline from Sunday: playoff seeding, walk-off endings, division clinchers, and the games that flipped the bracket.
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2025 delivered everything New York sports fans live for — iconic moments, brutal heartbreak, championship dreams, and unforgettable calls.
In this episode of Locked Up Sports, we count down the Top 10 New York Sports Moments of 2025, breaking down the plays, performances, and storylines that defined the year across baseball, basketball, football, hockey, and college sports.
From the Knicks shocking the Celtics in Boston, to Pete Alonso rewriting Mets history, to the emotional retirement of Sam Rosen, this episode captures the chaos and passion of New York sports like only this city can.
If you lived it — or survived it — this episode is for you.
#NewYorkSports
#Knicks
#Mets
#Yankees
#Rangers
#Giants
#NYCSports
#KnicksPlayoffs
#MetsBaseball
#AaronJudge
#PeteAlonso
#JuanSoto
#SamRosen
#BigEast
#LockedUpSports
Week 17 was absolute mayhem: games swinging in the final minute, teams going for it on the last snap, and playoff races getting punched into “winner-take-all” territory.
We break down Eagles over Bills 13-12 in Buffalo — a gritty, rain-soaked one-score brawl that ended with a late 2-point try deciding everything.
Then it's Sunday Night: 49ers 42, Bears 38, a prime-time shootout where Brock Purdy stuffed the stat sheet with five total TDs and it came down to the closing moments.
We also hit the biggest Week 17 results, what they mean for seeding, and why Week 18 now features two true win-or-go-home division games:
Panthers @ Buccaneers for the NFC South title
Ravens @ Steelers for the AFC North title
Plus: the full Week 18 slate is out, and we've still got Rams @ Falcons on Monday night to close Week 17.
Locked Up Sports: New York Sports Talk — subscribe, rate, and drop your hottest Week 17 take.
In this Week 16 recap, we break down every major game from Sunday, Dec. 21, 2025 — playoff clinchers, stunning upsets, crazy endings, and breakout performances. We'll discuss the Patriots' comeback victory to clinch a postseason berth, the Jaguars ending Denver's streak, the Steelers' last-second thrill, and more. We also dive into fantasy winners and losers and how the playoff landscape is shaping up heading into the final two weeks of the season.
Seattle and the Rams just gave us an instant classic on Thursday Night Football. The Seahawks were down 16 points in the 4th quarter and somehow stormed all the way back to win 38-37 in overtime, capped by a touchdown and a game-winning two-point conversion. Seattle leaned into aggression all night with multiple two-point tries, and the comeback included a 58-yard punt return TD that flipped the momentum in a hurry.
We break down the turning points, the controversial two-point sequence that had everyone screaming at their TVs, and why this game could swing the NFC West race the rest of the way. Plus: Sam Darnold's rollercoaster night, Jaxon Smith-Njigba's OT score, and a monstrous Rams passing performance featuring Matthew Stafford and Puka Nacua.
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Week 15 in the NFL delivered everything — massive injuries to superstar players, playoff clinchers, shocking upsets, and more questions than answers as the postseason approaches.
We break down the impact of big-name injuries around the league, including Patrick Mahomes and Micah Parsons, and what their absences could mean moving forward. The Broncos and Rams officially punch their playoff tickets, while the Bills once again rally from behind — but can they actually win the division, or will New England hold them off?
We also dive into the Jets' latest dysfunction after firing defensive coordinator Steve Wilks, the ongoing debate about whether Jackson Dart is truly the answer at quarterback, and whether this team should already be looking toward the draft.
Plus:
• The Saints stun Carolina and throw the NFC South into even more chaos
• A statement win over Green Bay
• Aaron Rodgers looking sharp at the perfect time
• Who's trending up — and who's running out of time
All that and more on Locked Up Sports: New York Sports Talk.
The Queens Baseball Convention was billed as a celebration of Mets baseball — a fan fest bringing together legends, current players, media voices, and content creators. On this episode of Locked Up Sports, we break it all down.
We discuss the good, including an excellent live taping of SNY's Baseball Night in New Yorkfeaturing Sal Licata, Laura Albanese, and Keith Raad, and the great energy from Mets fans and fellow content creators throughout the day. We also share thoughts on hearing from current Mets third baseman Brett Baty and what he had to say.
But we also address the sad moment of the event — watching 1986 World Series Champion Jesse Orosco struggle through an interview, appearing confused, losing his train of thought, and unable to answer basic questions. As fans who grew up watching him be part of Mets history, it was tough to see and raises uncomfortable but important questions.
A real, honest recap of a day Mets fans won't forget — for all the right and wrong reasons.
#Mets #QueensBaseballConvention #LockedUpSports #LGM
#NewYorkMets #MetsFans #SNY #BaseballNightInNY
#JesseOrosco #BrettBaty #MetsCommunity #NYCSports
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