The Mets and Yankees came together to help New York heal after 9-11, with baseball providing a sense of unity and normalcy during a difficult time. The teams' efforts, including a special game and charitable donations, brought the city together and provided a much-needed distraction from the tragedy. Even 25 years later, the impact of that moment is still felt, and the teams continue to work together to support the city and its people. [... more]

The US and Israel are taking out key leaders in Iran, including Ali Larajani, in a bid to weaken the country's terrorist capabilities and bring about regime change. The war in Iran is having a significant impact on the global economy, with oil prices rising due to concerns over supply disruptions. Meanwhile, the US is also taking steps to isolate Cuba and bring about regime change in the communist country, with the potential for a major shift in the region's politics. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the Cincinnati Reds and their manager Terry Francona, who shares stories about his time with Michael Jordan and David Ortiz. They also talk about Anthony Davis, who is considered a Hall of Famer, and his impressive career statistics. [... more]

Aaron Rodgers' biography, written by Ian O'Connor, delves into the quarterback's life, including his family dynamics, estrangement from his parents, and his experiences with conspiracy theories. The book, titled 'Out of the Darkness, The Mystery of Aaron Rodgers,' offers a unique perspective on the NFL star's life and career. [... more]

Tom Pelissero and Jeff Francore discuss the upcoming NFL season, including the AFC West division, while also touching on Major League Baseball and the Rich Eisen Show. [... more]

- Hour Two-time World Series winner Terry Francona and guest host David Samson discuss what it takes to be a successful MLB manager in the analytics era if the pitch clock and other rules changes have been good for baseball playing in the Invited Celebrity Classic golf tournament and more David and the guys react to the controversy surrounding Shohei Ohtani's first home run ball with the Dodgers Please check out other RES productions Overreaction Monday http apple co overreactionmonday What the Football with Suzy Shuster and Amy Trask http apple co whatthefootball Learn more about your ad choices Visit [... more]

The NFL season is heating up, with the Browns making a playoff appearance and Joe Flacco leading the team to victory. In baseball, the Tampa Bay Rays are dealing with the Wonder Franco situation, and Trevor Bauer's potential return to the league is sparking controversy. Meanwhile, Shohei Ohtani's massive contract is making waves, and Japanese baseball is gaining popularity. [... more]

The NFL and MLB playoffs are in full swing, with teams competing in the division series and world series. The Jaguars and Bills are set to face off in London, with the Jaguars having a potential disadvantage due to their two-week residency in the city. Meanwhile, the Bears are looking to make history with a 17-game losing streak, and the Cowboys are hoping to make the playoffs. The Rich Eisen Show discusses these topics and more with guests including Brian Kenny and Shaquille O'Neal. [... more]

The eve of week four in the NFL brings QB news, and the Damian Lillard trade to the Milwaukee Bucks has fans excited. Meanwhile, Terry Francona's final game in Cleveland with the Guardians is a emotional sendoff, and the baseball season is heating up with playoff contenders vying for spots. [... more]

A 19-year-old college football player at Johns Hopkins has developed a product called gator skin, a shell used under helmets to protect athletes in full contact and extreme sports. The invention aims to reduce the risk of concussions and has undergone laboratory testing. Meanwhile, Cleveland Guardians manager Terry Francona is retiring after 11 years with the team, citing health reasons and a desire to leave on his own terms. [... more]

Amy Lawrence and her co-host discuss various sports topics, including the Orioles' win over the Astros, the Guardians' victory over the Blue Jays, and the Phillies' use of the long ball. They also talk about the NFL preseason and the potential return of Phillip Rivers, as well as the story of Terry Francona's dedication to baseball. [... more]

The state of golf is discussed with a golf insider, with topics including the merger between Liv and PGA, the return of live players to the PGA Tour, and the upcoming Ryder Cup. The conversation also touches on the entertainment value of a golf match in Las Vegas and the growth of sports in the city. Additionally, the hosts discuss pop culture, including Ryan Seacrest's new role as host of Wheel of Fortune and the changing landscape of entertainment. [... more]

Director Alan Hughes discusses his documentary 'Dear Mama' on FX, which explores the life of Tupac Shakur through the prism of his mother's journey. The documentary delves into Tupac's tumultuous late 90s and his eventual death. Hughes also shares his personal connection to Tupac and how the documentary was a cathartic experience for him. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest NFL storylines, including Joe Burrow's impressive performance, the Bills' struggles, and Brock Purdy's Cinderella story. He also talks to Dave Franco about his new film, Somebody I Used to Know, and their shared love for the San Francisco 49ers. [... more]

The Steelers are preparing to honor Franco Harris, the legendary player who caught the Immaculate Reception, on the 50th anniversary of the iconic play. The team is facing a tough matchup against the Raiders, and the game will be played in extreme cold weather conditions. Meanwhile, the NFL is dealing with the aftermath of Franco's passing, and the league is also navigating the changes brought about by the new deal with YouTube TV for NFL Sunday Ticket. [... more]

The New York Mets are spending record amounts under owner Steve Cohen, with a payroll of almost half a billion dollars. This has led to concerns about the impact on the game of baseball, with some arguing it's not good for the fans or parity. Meanwhile, the Immaculate Reception, a famous play in NFL history, is remembered as a defining moment for many fans, including Franco Harris, who recently passed away. [... more]

The Steelers are set to play the Raiders on Saturday, a game that will be bittersweet for the team as they honor the memory of Franco Harris, who passed away at 72. Harris was a legendary running back who was known for his kindness and humility, and his number will not be retired by the Steelers, but his legacy will live on. Meanwhile, the Steelers will be looking to get back on track with Kenny Pickett returning from injury, while the Raiders are on a hot streak and looking to make a push for the playoffs. [... more]

The hosts discuss Wake Forest's win over Duke, the ACC's performance, and the upcoming Jumpman Invitational. They also talk about National Signing Day, the NFL, and the passing of Franco Harris. Additionally, they engage in a spelling bee competition and discuss various topics, including grammar school and the vernacular of B.Dot. [... more]

Terry Bradshaw shares stories about the late Franco Harris and the Immaculate Reception, while Rich Eisen discusses the Patriots' recent loss and Bill Belichick's press conference. [... more]

The Pittsburgh Steelers' Franco Harris is remembered for his iconic 'immaculate reception' play, which led to a dynasty and cemented his legacy. The NFL's history and current teams, including the Los Angeles Chargers and Indianapolis Colts, are discussed in the context of Harris's impact on the sport. [... more]