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Zach Braziller Recaps the St. John’s Run, Giants Sign Jameis Winston, and Jon Hurwitz Talks Mets and ‘Cobra Kai’

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(1:12) — ST. JOHN’S: The Red Storm get eliminated in the NCAA tournament round of 32 with a 75-66 loss to Arkansas.
(8:26) — GIANTS: The Giants sign Jameis Winston. Does this change their draft plans for a quarterback?
(18:57) — CALLS: Callers talk Yankees, Knicks, and St. John’s.
(37:02) — ZACH BRAZILLER: New York Post’s Zach Braziller returns to discuss the St. John’s run, what went wrong against Arkansas, RJ Luis, and what he sees for next season.
(63:16) — JON HURWITZ: The co-creator of Cobra Kai Jon Hurwitz joins the the show to recap the series, his creative challenges, and his Mets fandom.
(89:44) — TWO QUESTIONS: JJ answers random questions.

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Host: John Jastremski
Guests: Zach Brazillier and Jon Hurwitz
Producer: Stefan Anderson

Summary

  • 1:12

    ST. JOHN’S: The Red Storm get eliminated in the NCAA tournament Round of 32 with a 75-66 loss to Arkansas.

  • 8:26

    GIANTS: The Giants sign Jameis Winston. Does this change their draft plans for a quarterback?

  • 18:57

    CALLS: Callers talk Yankees, Knicks, and St. John’s.

  • 37:02

    ZACH BRAZILLER: New York Post’s Zach Braziller returns to discuss the St. John’s run, what went wrong against Arkansas, RJ Luis, and what he sees for next season.

  • 1:03:16

    JON HURWITZ : The co-creator of Cobra Kai, Jon Hurwitz joins the the show to recap the series, his creative challenges, and his Mets fandom.

  • 1:29:44

    TWO QUESTIONS: JJ answers random questions.

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