Locked Up Sports: New York Sports Talk

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

The New York Mets just watched their core get blown up in 24 hours. Edwin Díaz walks to the Los Angeles Dodgers on a three-year, $69 million deal, and now reports say Pete Alonso is heading to the Baltimore Orioles for five years and $155 million. On this episode of Locked Up Sports, Bob breaks down how we got here: why the Mets couldn't (or wouldn't) keep their All-Star closer and their all-time home run leader, what the Brandon Nimmo–for–Marcus Semien trade really says about David Stearns' vision, and how all of this fits next to Juan Soto's record-shattering 15-year, $765 million contract. We'll hit the fan revolt, the front office spin, and then flip it forward: if you actually wanted to improve on last year's 83–79 season, is this really the way to do it? Or is there a path where losing Alonso and Díaz is step one of a bigger plan?

The New York Mets have been active so far early in this off-season but reports a swirling about them leaving the winter meetings with a big-time free agent slugger under contract. we discussed who that slugger is and if David Stearns will pull the trigger on a signing that could shift power within the divisionwe discuss the locker room nonsense reported this week about players not getting along and explain why it's not a big deal and a non-storyMarcus Semien, Why he's more than just an upgrade defensively and how we can help this team with his bat and improve the lineup heading into next season. All that and more as we get you up to speed on the Mets hot stove report

Patriots score 17 points in their first 16 plays. Giants' special teams implode, rookie QB Jaxson Dart takes brutal hits — and New York falls to 2–11. What's left for this franchise this season? #Giants #GiantsNation #Patriots #MNF #JaxsonDart #NFL #LockedUpSports #NYGiants #PatriotsNation #Football