Season 7, Ep 35 – Knicks on the Rise, NFL Schedule Reactions, and Chaos Across the Playoffs

The crew is back for another packed episode of Sports Fellowship with Fox and Frank as Dan Fox, Frank Knight, Alan “Action” Jackson, Tyler, and Rich Vassallo break down a wild week across the sports world. The guys dive into the Yankees’ recent struggles, the Mets continuing to disappoint despite a massive payroll, and whether teams like the Braves are already running away with their divisions before summer even arrives. There’s also a spirited debate about Pete Alonso, Bo Bichette, the Phillies’ inconsistency, and whether the Mets still have any realistic playoff hopes left.The NBA playoff conversation gets heated as the crew discusses the Knicks’ surprising playoff run, Joel Embiid’s frustrations, the weakness of the Eastern Conference, and why Oklahoma City may be the biggest buzzsaw in basketball right now. They also revisit NBA history with discussions about Dennis Rodman, the Malice at the Palace, Karl-Anthony Towns finally stepping up, and whether the Knicks truly have a shot at reaching the Finals.The NHL playoffs bring more strong opinions as Carolina dominates the East, Vegas continues to stir controversy, and John Tortorella once again finds himself at the center of headlines after refusing postgame media obligations. The crew debates playoff formats, coaching personalities, and why some teams always seem to get stuck in tougher conferences than others.The show closes with reactions to the newly released NFL schedule, including predictions for the Giants, Cowboys, Raiders, and the NFC East as a whole. The guys discuss which teams were helped or hurt by the schedule makers, whether the Eagles are due for regression, and why the Raiders may be headed for another long season. Along the way, there’s plenty of classic banter, random tangents, church encouragement, and another hilarious email segment at Dan’s expense.Special Thanks to:Fox Brothers Alarms - https://foxbrothersalarms.comFirst Baptist Church of Phillipsburg NJ - http://www.fbcpburg.org/