Rob Ninkovich weighs in on the Colts owner debate from yesterday, how the Pats can improve their team at the deadline and if the Aliens will be making contact today.

Joe Ostrowski and Sam Panayotovich react to last night's World Series action which saw the Blue Jays bounce back from their heartbreaking Game #3 loss, after Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s game changing Home Run against Shohei Ohtani. Plus, some Quarterback news in the NFL, as one team announces they will roll with a new signal caller going forward.

Jerry is back with an update, kicking things off with the sounds of the Knicks’ loss in Milwaukee. Stephon Marbury weighs in on KAT, saying he believes the star will figure it out.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima talk about the changing tone from Browns fans toward Myles Garrett, as well as why they may have to hold hope for Shedeur Sanders.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima address a social media exchange involving Deion Sanders Jr., regarding Shedeur Sanders' current standing with the Cleveland Browns.

Rob Ninkovich joins the show and shares which NFL players he would take over Drake Maye.

It was a tough 1-2 night for host Matt Perrault who was close to another sweep but things didn't fall his way. He is back with 3 bets in 3 sports for the Wednesday episode of the Daily Juice podcast presented by Hard Rock Bet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From 10/29 Hour 3: The Sports Junkies discuss the top storylines around the celebrity world.

Chaos in Mississippi — a herpes-infected monkey is on the loose after a truck overturns. Meanwhile, Howard Stern staffers, including Fred Norris, are on the job hunt (could he take Eddie’s spot?). A caller recalls his dad catching a monkey in the ’70s, and Gio? He thinks he could catch a turkey with his bare hands.

The WIP Morning Team reacts to the Eagles impressive record at the bye. Is this team a legit Super Bowl contender?

The Blue Jays even the series with a Vlad homer off Ohtani. Derek Jeter joins Colin Cowherd to talk World Series memories — but says he doesn’t miss playing. John Harbaugh weighs in on Lamar Jackson’s walk-through, and Mark Schlereth gets real about flip flops, socks, and a very messy plane bathroom (thanks to him).

Malik Nabers finally had surgery — a month after getting hurt. They had to wait for the swelling to go down, but here’s the twist: he had it done by the Cowboys’ team doctor. Gio says that’s a terrible look for the Giants.

From 10/29 Hour 3: The Sports Junkies debate if they know how to have fun.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima go Around The AFC North ahead of Week 9 of the NFL season, with special guests Bob Haynie (105.7 The Fan, Baltimore), Mo Egger (ESPN 1530, Cincinnati), and Chris Mueller (93.7 The Fan, Pittsburgh).

Coco gives us the news and the crew debate what the most fun college football tailgate would be to go to.

7:30am - Sal joins Jeremy and Joe to look forward to Bills vs. Chiefs and give an update on the state of the team.

Jerry kicks off his first update with the sounds of the Knicks’ loss — Mike Tirico on the call for NBC. Lamar Jackson admits he’s the one who axed the ping pong tables from the locker room. And north of the border, Vlad goes deep off Ohtani as the Blue Jays even the series at two.

It's time for Two-Second Trivia!

The Knicks fell to the Bucks last night, and Karl-Anthony Towns was a disaster — so bad that even Reggie Miller couldn’t believe how little effort he showed.

Ken Carman expresses his frustration with the Cleveland Cavaliers offense still mainly running through Donovan Mitchell before he and Anthony Lima explain the effect of Andrew Berry's silence during the bye week.