Locked Up Sports: New York Sports Talk

With some of the biggest names on Broadway on the shelf the Blue shirts win again. Rangers off to their best start in recent memory and own the best record in the league

Eagles pass rush tenders Mahomes and Chiefs offense inoperable as they force three turnovers and record six sacks in dominating Super Bowl Performance.
Jalen Hurts throws two touchdowns and is named Games MVP. #SuperBowlLIV #FlyEaglesFly #DefenseWinsChampionships #Nyc #LockedUpSports

ESPN Reporter Marty Smith Joins the show to discuss his new Book “Sideline CEO”

Giants outmatched in San Francisco. O-Line offers no help as shorthanded Giants fall to 1-2

Jets Try to end 7 years of disappointment against New England as the Pats come into town for a Week 3 matchup

Wildcard races heat up in both Leagues as The baseball season winds down

Wild Stuff as FBI becomes a major part of the 0-2 Bears mess in Chicago

The Knicks blew a golden opportunity to close out the series at MSG, dropping Game 5 to the Pistons and forcing a tough Game 6 back in Detroit. Jalen Brunson and Towns continue to carry the load, but is it too much for just two guys? We break down what went wrong, what needs to change, and whether the Knicks can still win this series.

Plus, the Mets are mashing—scoring 27 runs over their last two games. The bats are hot, the defense flashed brilliance in the 4th inning, and Citi Field is rocking. But with Juan Soto still not producing, is it time to start worrying?

We've got all that and more on this episode of Locked Up Sports—New York's home for real sports talk.

Juan Soto finally broke through with two opposite field home runs but the rest of the offense was nowhere to be found. Senga struggles through four innings and the bullpen gave up multiple long balls in a 4-2 loss. The Mets hit the road for three innings St.Louis then three in Arizona. Despite the loss The Mets and Dodgers remain the only teams in Baseball with 21 wins on the season #LGM #Soto #Cirifield #Lfgm #LockedUpSports