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The Worst NY Losses Since 2010, and All-Star Weekend. Plus, Nick Mangold on 2000s Jets and More.

Also, Nick talks about HOF chances and 74 BBQ Sauce

By John Jastremski
2022 NBA All-Star Game Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images


(01:04) — All-Star Weekend: JJ recaps the best events and the horrid ones of NBA All-Star Weekend.

(09:32) — NICK MANGOLD: Former New York Jets center Nick Mangold talks the Rex Ryan–era Jets, HOF chances, and 74 BBQ Sauce.

(19:35) — WORST LOSSES IN NY SINCE 2010: JJ starts by revealing his 10-6 on his worst losses list.

(29:08) — CALLS: Callers talk their worst losses.

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Host: John Jastremski
Guest: Nick Mangold
Producer: Stefan Anderson

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