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Larry Richert (KDKA / Steelers In-Game Announcer) and Jay Caufield (Stanley Cup Champion / Pittsburgh Penguins Analyst) bring over 60 years of local sports knowledge to this Pittsburgh Sports Vodcast. The Larry & Big Man Show is a combination of current events in the sporting world and reflective interviews with key Pittsburgh sports figures, both past and present.
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A special edition of Larry and the Big Man from Mario Lemieux’s Fantasy Camp featuring one of hockey’s most feared and fascinating figures, Tie Domi.Tie joins Larry and Jay for a wide-ranging conversation about his legendary career, the mindset behind 333 NHL fights, and how he turned being undersized into an art form on the ice. He shares the unforgettable childhood story that first revealed his toughness, what it meant to protect teammates, and why some of his biggest battles became must-watch events across the hockey world.Tie also opens up about the real message behind his bestselling book, explaining why he wanted it to honor everyday working people instead of simply reliving fights. The conversation also dives into his athletic background, overcoming dyslexia, the path not taken with the Penguins, and the pride he feels watching his son Max Domi continue his NHL career while advocating for Type 1 diabetes awareness.A fun, honest, and insightful conversation from Enforcer Week at the Lemieux camp.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive.Produced by 1TEAM Media.
A special edition of Larry & The Big Man from the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry, where Larry, Jay, and Dave take you inside Mario Lemieux Fantasy Camp and the incredible impact of the Mario Lemieux Foundation.The guys talk about what makes Fantasy Camp so special, Mario’s hands-on involvement, and how the foundation continues to change lives across Pittsburgh through programs like Austin’s Playrooms.They also break down the Penguins’ playoff push, what went wrong against Carolina, why Erik Karlsson is playing some of his best hockey, and Jay’s latest frustration with the NHL Department of Player Safety.Plus, there’s March Madness reaction, debate over whether Cinderella runs are disappearing, and a full Pirates Opening Day conversation with thoughts on Paul Skenes, Don Kelly, the offseason additions, and why this year feels a little different in Pittsburgh.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers and Rohrich Automotive.Produced by 1TEAM Media.
A special edition of Larry and the Big Man with longtime Steelers insider Mark Kaboly, who joins Larry and Jay for a wide-ranging conversation on his journey through Pittsburgh sports media, from McKeesport and local newspapers to The Pat McAfee Show and Kaboly + Mack. Kaboly shares how persistence, hustle, and years on the Steelers beat helped shape his career, along with what it has been like to gain national exposure through McAfee’s platform.Plus, the guys dive into the Steelers’ new era, the impact of a completely revamped coaching staff, why Mike McCarthy’s arrival has changed the feeling inside the building, and whether Aaron Rodgers is still the right move. Kaboly also gives his early thoughts on the Steelers’ biggest draft needs, the offensive line outlook, and why wide receiver could be in play in the first round.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers and Rohrich Automotive.Produced by 1TEAM Media.
Larry, Jay, and Dave “Nostradamus of the Numbers” breaking down March Madness from every angle. The guys dive into conference bids, toughest and weakest regions, bracket strategy, veteran coaches who matter in tournament time, and their favorite Cinderella teams to watch.They also debate whether one bracket is enough, how NIL money could shape the tournament, and why experienced coaches like Rick Pitino, Tom Izzo, John Calipari, and Bill Self still carry major weight in March.Plus, Jay sounds off in the Big Man Blitz on the NHL Department of Player Safety, jersey number respect, and the latest Penguins conversation with Pierre McGuire. Pierre breaks down Evgeni Malkin’s return, Pittsburgh’s road trip, the team’s improving structure, goaltending, and the Eastern Conference playoff race.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers and Rohrich Automotive.Produced by 1TEAM Media.
On this episode of Larry and the Big Man, Larry and Jay are joined by Dave Racchini for a packed conversation on the Penguins’ playoff push, the latest NHL storylines, and a huge week in Pittsburgh sports.The guys break down the Penguins’ resilience during a tough road trip, how Evgeni Malkin’s return changes the outlook, and why key contributions from Erik Karlsson, Brian Rust, and Tristan Jarry continue to matter down the stretch. They also spotlight the team’s recent trades and what they could mean if Pittsburgh gets healthy at the right time.Beyond hockey, the show dives into Pittsburgh’s strong connection to Team USA baseball, including Paul Skenes, David Bednar, and Mason Miller making headlines on the international stage. Larry, Jay, and Dave also debate whether Aaron Rodgers is still the Steelers’ best option, react to the latest quarterback carousel across the NFL, and look ahead to March Madness with thoughts on brackets, bubble teams, and how college sports continue to change in the NIL era.Plus, the guys talk Players Championship drama, golf fans bringing a new energy to the sport, and preview a special upcoming episode from Fantasy Camp.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers and Rohrich Automotive.Produced by 1TEAM Media.
A special episode of The Larry & Big Man Show with Stanley Cup champion and current NHL head coach Rick Tocchet joining Larry Richert and Jay Caufield in Pittsburgh.Tocchet looks back on his legendary hockey journey, from a sixth-round draft pick to one of the NHL’s toughest and most productive power forwards. He shares unforgettable stories from the Penguins’ Stanley Cup era, including playing alongside Mario Lemieux, the intensity of Flyers vs Penguins rivalries, and the locker-room personalities that made those teams special.The conversation dives into Tocchet’s transition from player to coach, what it’s like leading an NHL bench today, and how the modern game, and players, have evolved. Plus, the guys swap hilarious stories about Jack Lambert, Mario’s golf game, and the behind-the-scenes moments fans never hear about.It’s a fun, candid conversation about hockey history, leadership, and why Pittsburgh will always feel like home for Tocchet.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive.Produced by 1TEAM Media.
Larry and Jay break down a huge stretch for the Penguins as they battle through the playoff race, including a dramatic comeback point against Carolina, the impact of new additions, and why this road trip could define the season. They also dive into the tight Metro race with the Islanders and Blue Jackets right on Pittsburgh’s heels, plus Pierre McGuire joins the show with sharp insight on the Penguins’ identity, trade deadline decisions, and what it will take to get back to the playoffs.The conversation also shifts to the NFL, where Larry, Jay, and Dave Racchini react to legal tampering, the strange Maxx Crosby trade fallout, and what the Steelers’ latest moves could mean heading into the season. There’s even time for a spirited debate about Bam Adebayo’s 83-point explosion and what it says about today’s NBA.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers and Rohrich Automotive. Produced by 1TEAM Media.
Larry, Jay, and Dave Racchini break down a packed week in Pittsburgh sports, starting with the Penguins’ dramatic comeback win over Boston and what the quiet NHL trade deadline says about this team’s chemistry and belief. The crew digs into Evgeni Malkin’s suspension, Sidney Crosby’s recovery timeline, and why Pittsburgh may have made its biggest move already with the emergence of a key new winger.The conversation also shifts to the Steelers, with thoughts on Mike McCarthy’s arrival, the makeup of his coaching staff, and the looming quarterback question surrounding Aaron Rodgers and the future of the position. Plus, Jay weighs in on the latest NHL fights, Buffalo’s new edge, and a golf controversy involving anchored putting.It all wraps with March sports overload, West Virginia women’s basketball making noise, an Erik Karlsson shoutout, and an off-topic debate over the perfect weekend getaway.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers and Rohrich Automotive.Produced by 1TEAM Media.
A special episode of The Larry & Big Man Show featuring stand-up comedian, actor, writer, and director Steve Byrne.Steve joins Larry and Jay to talk about growing up in Hampton Township, discovering stand-up comedy in New York, and the wild journey that led him to Hollywood success with his sitcom Sullivan & Son, produced by Vince Vaughn.Steve shares hilarious behind-the-scenes stories from living with Vince Vaughn, grinding through New York comedy clubs, and what it takes to survive and thrive in stand-up comedy. He also talks about performing on late night television, writing and directing films, and why Johnny Carson remains his biggest influence.Plus, the conversation turns to Pittsburgh sports, Mario Lemieux, fantasy camp stories, and Steve’s upcoming Comedy Jam event at Rivers Casino, benefiting the Mario Lemieux Foundation.It’s a wide-ranging, funny, and insightful conversation about comedy, sports, and the Pittsburgh roots that shaped one of stand-up’s most versatile entertainers.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive.Produced by 1TEAM Media.
On this episode of The Larry & Big Man Show, Larry and Jay (with producer Dave Racchini) put a bow on the Olympics, starting with the men’s hockey run, the “golden goal” moment, and Pittsburgh’s warm welcome home for the Olympians. The crew also talks Jack Hughes’ whirlwind travel to Saturday Night Live, why international wins matter for the sport’s growth, and what’s next as the hockey world resets.Then it’s back to Penguins business: with the NHL trade deadline approaching and Sidney Crosby working his way back, the guys debate whether Pittsburgh should make a move or ride the chemistry, plus why goal differential, special teams, and goaltending have the Pens looking like a real contender. Jay’s “Big Man Blitz” tackles the NHL’s most confusing rule: goalie interference, and why coaches (and video rooms) are losing their minds.The show wraps with a quick hit on NFL Honors and a heartfelt moment remembering Steelers great Craig “Wolf” Wolfley, plus a golf detour featuring Shane Lowry’s tough finish at PGA National, and a hilarious, very relatable story about Dave’s daughter getting her learner’s permit and the terror of a first drive home.Sponsored by Rohrich Automotive and Henderson Brothers.Produced by 1TEAM Media.
On this episode of Larry and the Big Man, Larry Richert, Jay Caufield, and producer Dave Racchini bounce from Indianapolis and the NFL Combine to what it could mean for the Steelers’ offseason—especially the wide receiver room and other roster priorities as free agency heats up.The crew also spotlights Pittsburgh’s big-screen love letter to the sport with the “Football Town” film experience, plus a hilarious set upgrade thanks to a Jack Lambert surprise package.Then it’s baseball: Pirates spring training buzz and why Connor Griffin has fans dreaming big—along with the real conversation about timing, development, and what it would take to bring a teenager north.Finally, the guys check in with Pierre McGuire to break down the Penguins’ post-Olympics momentum, Sidney Crosby’s status, why Pittsburgh looks so connected across all three zones, and what the team could target ahead of the NHL trade deadline—including Pierre’s thoughts on buyers, sellers, and the state of the Toronto Maple Leafs.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive.Produced by 1TEAM Media.
Hall of Famer Dan Marino joins Off Set with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield for a special Hall of Fame Edition packed with unforgettable stories from one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. The Pittsburgh native and Miami Dolphins legend reflects on growing up in South Oakland playing for Pitt and competing against the Steelers on the game’s biggest stages.Marino dives into iconic moments from his NFL career including legendary matchups memories from the draft process and what it took to lead an offense at an elite level. He also shares behind the scenes stories from Hollywood including Ace Ventura, Any Given Sunday, and other classic film cameos plus the lasting legacy of those moments in pop culture.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive. Produced by 1TEAM Media.
On this episode of Off Set with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield, the guys welcome hockey insider Pierre McGuire fresh off his eighth Winter Olympics to break down an unforgettable finish as Team USA beats Canada in overtime for Olympic gold.They start with a Pittsburgh angle, including concerns around Sidney Crosby after he missed the semifinal and gold medal game, plus what the Penguins heavy March schedule could look like coming out of the break. Then Pierre dives into the biggest moments from the tournament, from Jack Hughes announcing himself on the world stage to the underappreciated details that decided the gold medal game, including the impact of the American blue line and the goaltending conversation that sparked plenty of debate.The conversation also highlights the Johnny Gaudreau tribute, what this Olympics means for the growth of hockey in the United States, and why the energy of best on best hockey is so hard to replicate once the NHL season resumes.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers and Rohrich Automotive.Produced by 1TEAM Media.
A special edition of Off Set with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield as they connect with NHL legend and NBC broadcaster Eddie Olczyk live from Milan on the eve of the USA vs Canada Olympic gold medal game. Eddie shares what the atmosphere is like in Italy, why these overtime thriller rounds have hooked hockey fans, and what he is hearing around Sidney Crosby’s status.The guys also get into the three on three overtime debate, how stars like McDavid, MacKinnon, and Makar will shape the matchup, and why Team USA’s depth could be the difference. Sponsored by Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive. Produced by 1TEAM Media.
Hockey Hall of Famer and Penguins legend Ron Francis joins Off Set to reflect on his induction into the Penguins Hall of Fame, share hilarious locker room memories with Mario Lemieux, Paul Coffey, and Kevin Stevens, and tell unforgettable stories about Jack Lambert and those back-to-back Stanley Cup runs. Francis also opens up about his family, leadership with the Seattle Kraken, and what made Pittsburgh so special.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive. Produced by 1TEAM Media.
A special Olympic edition of Off Set with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield featuring longtime NHL analyst and eight time Winter Olympics broadcaster Pierre McGuire.As the sports world shifts from football to a packed February calendar, the focus turns to Olympic hockey and the growing anticipation of a potential USA vs Canada gold medal matchup. Pierre breaks down the tournament so far, the surprise teams making noise, and why Finland could be a dangerous out. He also dives into the Tom Wilson controversy, what really happened, and why it became a galvanizing moment for Team Canada.Plus, a deep look at Sidney Crosby’s historic Olympic résumé and what makes him one of the most decorated and respected players in hockey history. Pierre explains what could decide a USA vs Canada final, which roster has the edge, and why defensive depth may determine gold.An inside look at Olympic intensity, international rivalries, and the build toward what could be a classic hockey final.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive. Produced by 1TEAM Media.
On this episode of Off Set, Larry Richert and Jay Caufield sit down with Pittsburgh Steelers long snapper Christian Kuntz for a proper behind the scenes look at one of the most underappreciated jobs in football.Christian breaks down what separates great long snappers, from snap time and blocking to sprinting downfield and communicating coverage on the fly. He also shares his path from Duquesne to the NFL, the setbacks that reshaped his career, and how the XFL helped open the next door back to Pittsburgh.Plus, Christian talks about the feeling of representing his hometown at Acrisure Stadium, the extra edge of Ravens week, meeting new head coach Mike McCarthy, what real offseason prep looks like for specialists, and why the NFL Draft 2026 coming to Pittsburgh is going to be massive. The conversation also touches on the unforgettable Steelers home game experience in Ireland at Croke Park.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive. Produced by 1TEAM Media.
On this episode of Off Set, Larry Richert and Jay Caufield open with the Olympics taking centre stage after Super Bowl weekend, including what events they actually love watching and why hockey is about to drive the entire conversation.Then Pierre McGuire joins the show with an Olympic update and a deep dive on Team USA women’s hockey, the conditions around the rink, and why depth and tempo are becoming a true weapon.Pierre also shares what he is building with his new podcast Inside the Game, including leadership driven conversations with guests like Mike Eruzione and NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly, plus a preview of an upcoming episode with Mike Doc Emrick.The conversation closes with Penguins talk, including the spark from young call ups, the goalie rhythm debate, and why the modern NHL demands a true tandem in net.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive. Produced by 1TEAM Media.
On this episode of Off Set, Larry Richert and two time Stanley Cup champion Jay Caufield break down a Super Bowl that felt over early. Seattle’s defense set the tone, Kenneth Walker controlled the game, and New England’s protection issues took over the storyline.The crew also runs through prop bets, score predictions, and the brutal bad beats that swing on one play. Plus, Jay’s Blind Side goes to the NHL after a controversial hit involving Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy and more frustration with league discipline.They wrap with the Original Yinzer Dog of the Week for Penguins rookie Avery Hayes after a dream debut, and a quick look at the scene at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive. Produced by 1TEAM Media.
A special edition of Off Set with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield featuring Pittsburgh Pirates Manager Don Kelly.Don talks about what it means to lead his hometown team, from growing up in the Pittsburgh area to Point Park, grinding through the minors, and earning the chance to manage the Pirates. He shares how playing every position shaped his perspective as a coach, why catching might be the toughest job on the field, and what he learned from legends like Jim Leyland.Plus, Don breaks down the Pirates offseason moves, the culture he wants to build, why enthusiasm matters over a long season, and why he believes Pittsburgh can be playing meaningful baseball in September.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive. Produced by 1TEAM Media.
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