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The Pittsburgh Steelers are 6-2, riding a four-game winning streak, and sitting atop the AFC North after a dominant win over the Cleveland Browns.

Larry Richert, Jay Caufield and Dave Racchini break down a statement performance that featured a punishing Steelers rushing attack, eight sacks from the defense, another huge game from Jalen Warren, and Aaron Rodgers continuing to command the offense. They also debate Mason McCormick’s tone-setting moment, why the Rodgers-DK Metcalf connection still isn’t clicking, and whether Pittsburgh should make a move at wide receiver before the trade deadline.

Plus, the guys discuss T.J. Watt, Patrick Queen and a Steelers defense that appears to be hitting its stride, why the Browns game was so comfortable that “Renegade” never even played, and where Pittsburgh now ranks among the AFC’s best teams.

Around the NFL, they dig into Lamar Jackson and Baltimore’s problems, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Denver, Dallas and more before the Big Man Blitz, Blind Side, Bad Beats and Kalshi Prediction of the Week. Jay also gives an update on Austin Lemieux’s golf journey before the guys close with a Pittsburgh sports-themed Election Day question.

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Former Chicago Bears wide receiver and longtime sports broadcaster Tom Waddle joins Larry Richert and Jay Caufield for a wide-ranging conversation about his unlikely path to the NFL, his relationship with legendary coach Mike Ditka, and what made Chicago embrace him as one of its own.

Waddle shares the incredible story of arriving in Chicago as an undrafted free agent, being cut multiple times by Ditka, and finally getting his opportunity in 1991, then catching a touchdown against Minnesota and hearing Ditka tell him, “Kid, I always knew you could do it.” He also looks back on his memorable playoff performance against the Dallas Cowboys, playing through concussions, earning a spot on John Madden’s All-Madden Team, and receiving the prestigious Brian Piccolo Award from his Bears teammates.

Plus, Tom shares memories of Walter Payton, Jimbo Covert and Merril Hoge, explains the difficult transition from professional football into broadcasting, and reveals the work it took to build a 30-plus-year media career. The conversation closes with the current Chicago Bears, Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson, the history behind the Bears-Packers rivalry, Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers, and why NFL officiating may be becoming a problem for the game.

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The Steelers return from Paris with a huge win and a 5-2 record, and Larry Richert, Jay Caufield and Dave Racchini break down how Aaron Rodgers, the running game and a dominant performance against the run helped Pittsburgh get the job done overseas.

Mark Kaboly joins the show to explain why the win matters, what he’s seeing from Jaylen Warren and Rico Dowdle, and why the upcoming AFC North rematch with the Cleveland Browns is a must-win before the bye. The guys also debate whether the Steelers belong among the AFC’s top teams, the state of NFL officiating and some brutal bad beats from around the league.

Then Pierre McGuire checks in from Cologne, Germany, to break down the Penguins’ rebound at home, the energy Pittsburgh’s younger players are bringing to the lineup and why goaltending could become a major factor moving forward. Pierre also previews the Utah Mammoth, discusses Logan Cooley and other young NHL talent, and shares what has him traveling throughout Europe scouting the next generation of hockey players.

Plus, Jay’s Blind Side, the Kalshi Prediction of the Week, Austin Lemieux’s PGA Tour experience and Korn Ferry Q-School journey, and plenty more.

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A special edition of The Larry & Big Man Show with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield featuring Marcel Braithwaite, President of Business Operations for the Pittsburgh Penguins. Marcel shares his journey from the logistics industry to the Houston Astros, what he learned while helping build a championship organization, and why the opportunity to join the Penguins and the Hoffmann Family of Companies was too exciting to pass up.

Marcel dives into his vision for the Penguins’ next chapter, including creating a world-class fan experience, investing in PPG Paints Arena, strengthening the team’s connection to the Pittsburgh community, and building an organization capable of sustained success. He also shares his first impressions of Pittsburgh, why the city’s black-and-gold sports culture stands out, and what championship success taught him about the relationship between a team and its fans.

Plus, Marcel talks about meeting and observing Mario Lemieux, the impact Mario continues to have on Pittsburgh, his unconventional path from the Netherlands to the United States and eventually professional sports, his family, and why sports have the power to bring people together and create lasting memories.Sponsored by Kalshi, Henderson Brothers, Rohrich Automotive & Zerorez Commercial Cleaning.Produced by 1TEAM Media.Check out Kalshi: https://kalshi.com/r/BIGMAN55YouTube Promo Code: BIGMAN55Save 15% on commercial cleaning services with promo code ONETEAM15.Visit: https://www.zerorez.com/commercialDisclaimer: 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves significant risk and is not appropriate for everyone. Please carefully consider if it is appropriate for you in light of your personal financial circumstances. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. See https://kalshi.com/regulatoryFollow us on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larryandbigman TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@larryandbigmanshowX: https://x.com/LarryAndBigManFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheLarryAndBigManShow/

A special edition of The Larry & Big Man Show with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield featuring Mark Kaboly and Pierre McGuire breaking down the latest with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Penguins.

Mark joins the show after the Steelers’ dramatic road win in Tampa, looking at how Aaron Rodgers and the offense turned things around late, the emergence of rookie receiver Jeremy Bernard, DK Metcalf stepping up in key situations, and the impact of Jalen Ramsey and Nick Herbig on defense. The guys also discuss Chris Boswell’s huge kicks, the controversial playing surface in Tampa, late-game decision-making, and what Pittsburgh needs to do against the Saints in Paris.

Then Pierre McGuire checks in from Sweden to break down a Penguins team searching for answers. Pierre explains why offseason losses on the blue line are showing up now, why Rickard Rakell needs to find his game alongside Sidney Crosby, and why the Penguins may be missing players who can drag the rest of the team into the fight. Pierre and Jay also dive into player identity, physicality, young players earning NHL roles, and what Pittsburgh needs to fix before the season starts getting away from them.

Plus, Pierre shares the story behind Jay Caufield helping design the Penguins’ second Stanley Cup championship ring.

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A dramatic Pittsburgh Steelers overtime victory takes center stage on The Larry & Big Man Show with Larry Richert and two-time Stanley Cup champion Jay Caufield. We break down how Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers battled back from a frustrating first half against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with DK Metcalf and Jeremy Bernard delivering big performances and Chris Boswell coming through with a clutch 58-yard field goal.

Plus, Jay explains why Jalen Ramsey earned their Player of the Week honors, what the Steelers need to improve offensively, and which plays completely changed the momentum of the game. Larry and Jay also look ahead to Pittsburgh's international matchup against the New Orleans Saints in Paris, including Larry's upcoming trip and his thoughts on NFL games overseas.

Around the NFL, the guys discuss the struggles of the Rams and Seahawks, Cleveland's surprising victory over Baltimore, controversial officiating decisions, and another unforgettable Bad Beat. They also introduce the Kalshi Prediction of the Week and celebrate Austin Lemieux qualifying for his first PGA Tour event at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship.

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Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Merril Hoge joins Larry Richert and Jay Caufield for a powerful and entertaining edition of The Larry & Big Man Show.Merril looks back on arriving in Pittsburgh as a rookie from Idaho State, meeting Steelers legends like Art Rooney Sr., Chuck Noll, Joe Greene, Mike Webster and John Stallworth, and the unforgettable moments that helped shape his NFL career. He shares hilarious stories from his rookie season, including nearly telling “The Chief” he couldn’t smoke a cigar in his own locker room and a memorable misunderstanding at a youth football banquet.The conversation also turns deeply personal as Merril opens up about the devastating end of his playing career following serious head trauma and cardiac arrest, the depression that followed, and how a call from Lynn Swann helped point him toward a new chapter in broadcasting.Merril also details his battle with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, the brutal chemotherapy treatments he endured, and why investing in your health matters. He explains the lifelong story behind his “Find a Way” philosophy, a mindset that began with an NFL dream written on his bedroom wall as a kid and carried him through football, cancer and some of the darkest moments of his life.Also, Merril remembers his legendary playoff battles with Houston and Denver, becoming a Steelers fan thousands of miles from Pittsburgh, his memorable NFL Combine experience, and what it meant to share a locker room with some of the greatest names in Steelers history.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers, Rohrich Automotive Group & Zerorez Commercial. Save 15% on Zerorez Commercial services with promo code ONETEAM15.Produced by 1TEAM Media.Follow us on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larryandbigman TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@larryandbigmanshowX: https://x.com/LarryAndBigManFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheLarryAndBigManShow/

Two-time Super Bowl champion Jim McMahon joins Larry Richert and Jay Caufield for a special edition of The Larry & Big Man Show remembering the legendary Mike Ditka. McMahon looks back on first meeting “Iron Mike” after being drafted by the Chicago Bears, their fiery relationship as quarterback and head coach, the arguments over audibles and play-calling, and the brutally physical practices that McMahon believes played a role in the Bears winning only one Super Bowl during their dominant run.

Jim also takes us inside some unforgettable moments from the legendary 1985 Bears, including Ditka’s reaction to the Super Bowl Shuffle, the story behind McMahon’s famous headbands, and the chaos surrounding Super Bowl XX. He retells his incredible first meeting with Bears founder George Halas, including turning down his first contract offer, and explains why he later wore his Bears jersey to the White House while visiting as a member of the Green Bay Packers.

Plus, McMahon discusses his life after football, his charity work, his moving visit to Normandy alongside World War II veterans, and why the experience left such a lasting impression.

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A big Pittsburgh sports weekend gives Larry Richert & Jay Caufield plenty to break down on The Larry & Big Man Show. The Steelers rebound with a huge win over the Colts as Jaylen Warren delivers a monster performance and Aaron Rodgers continues his impressive run. The guys discuss Warren’s growing role, Rodgers’ ability to make elite throws, the emergence of Jeremy Bernard, the Steelers’ defense, and what needs to carry over into the upcoming road matchup with Tampa Bay.

Mark Kaboly joins the show to explain why the Steelers’ performance offers real reason for optimism, how Warren has earned the chance to be the featured back, and why winning on the road is the next major test.

Then Pierre McGuire checks in to break down the Penguins after taking three of four points over the weekend. Pierre discusses Pittsburgh’s young goaltending, Ben Kindel’s development, the importance of improving faceoffs and physical play, the impact of a shortened training camp, and why the Penguins’ upcoming road trip through Chicago, Colorado, Vegas, and Utah could be an important early-season test.

Plus, the Big Man Blitz tackles some unbelievable NFL coaching decisions, the guys make their weekly Pick Six selections, and Jay weighs in on another win for Austin Lemieux on the golf course.

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A special edition of The Larry & Big Man Show with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield featuring Stanley Cup champion, NHL All-Star and former Pittsburgh Penguin Gary Roberts.

Roberts looks back on a remarkable NHL career built on toughness, scoring, fitness and longevity. He shares why his two seasons in Pittsburgh remain some of his favorite memories, what made Penguins fans so special, and what he saw firsthand from a young Sidney Crosby — including the morning Sid was back on the ice working on his passing after being unhappy with his game the night before.

Gary also tells the unforgettable story of arriving at his first Calgary Flames training camp, failing the fitness tests and being called out publicly by “Badger” Bob Johnson — a moment that ultimately changed the course of his life and career. He reflects on the fierce Calgary-Edmonton rivalry, fighting and scoring his way out of the American Hockey League, becoming a 50-goal scorer, and returning to the NHL after serious neck injuries.

Plus, Roberts explains how training Steven Stamkos helped launch his second career in player development, why today’s athletes have to take fitness and nutrition seriously, and the advice he gives young players: whatever you’re good at, become great at it.

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Mark Kaboly and Pierre McGuire join Larry Richert and Jay Caufield for a full breakdown of the biggest stories surrounding the Steelers and Penguins.

Mark Kaboly looks back at the Steelers’ frustrating loss in Cleveland, where protection issues, missed tackles, defensive breakdowns, and a more physical Browns team proved costly. He weighs in on Aaron Rodgers’ performance under pressure, the offensive line, the debate over two-point conversions, and what Pittsburgh must fix before facing Jonathan Taylor and the Colts.

Then Pierre McGuire shifts the conversation to the Penguins’ encouraging start. Pierre discusses the electric atmosphere surrounding Mario Lemieux’s ceremonial puck drop, Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin’s strong starts, the impact of Pittsburgh’s new faces, Artūrs Šilovs in net, and why Dan Muse’s system could help this team take a step forward. Plus, Pierre and Jay break down what went wrong when the Penguins surrendered a big lead against Montreal and why clearly defined roles will matter as the season develops.

The crew also covers NFL surprises, weekly picks, the Big Man Blitz, officiating controversies, Pitt football, and plenty more.

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A special edition of The Larry & Big Man Show with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield featuring New Jersey Devils legend and three-time Stanley Cup champion Ken Daneyko.

Known as “Mr. Devil,” Daneyko looks back on his remarkable 20-year NHL career, beginning with leaving home at just 15 years old to chase his hockey dream and eventually being drafted by a New Jersey franchise so new that it didn’t even have a team name yet.

Ken shares incredible stories about growing up in the game, finding his role as a physical defenseman, and the unforgettable advice Lou Lamoriello gave him that helped extend his NHL career. He also tells the story of Lamoriello handing him $400 after Daneyko stood up for a teammate against Wendell Clark, a moment that helped establish a new culture for the Devils.

The conversation also covers the evolution of the Devils from one of the NHL’s struggling teams into a three-time Stanley Cup champion, Daneyko’s emotional NHL debut at Madison Square Garden, the sacrifices his parents made, and why the Devils organization still means so much to him today.

Plus, Ken talks about coaching in 3ICE, why he loves three-on-three hockey, the current NHL playoff format, and why predicting the Metropolitan Division has become nearly impossible.

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The Larry & Big Man Show with Larry Richert and two-time Stanley Cup champion Jay Caufield, featuring Steelers insider Mark Kaboly and hockey analyst Pierre McGuire.

The guys break down the Steelers’ bounce-back win over Cincinnati, the dramatic improvement along the offensive line, Aaron Rodgers getting time to operate, Jaylen Warren’s impact, and the late strip sack that sealed the game. They also look ahead to Thursday night in Cleveland, discuss questionable coaching decisions around the NFL, make their weekly picks, and dive into some brutal bad beats.

Mark Kaboly joins the show to explain what changed for the Steelers, why the reshuffled offensive line could be a major turning point, and what Mike McCarthy’s approach means heading into a short-week divisional matchup with the Browns.Then it’s hockey season in Pittsburgh.

Pierre McGuire previews the Penguins’ opener against Philadelphia, evaluates the new-look roster and early injuries, and discusses which players have an opportunity to make an immediate impact.

Pierre also weighs in on the NHL landscape, major names potentially available around the league, and why the conversation surrounding Sidney Crosby’s future in Pittsburgh remains one of the biggest stories to watch.

Plus, Jay celebrates a big professional golf win for Austin Lemieux, the crew talks college football, bad officiating, birthday desserts and much more.

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A special Steelers Hall of Honor edition of The Larry & Big Man Show with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield, featuring Kevin Colbert, J.T. Thomas, and Faith Wolfley.

Former Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert reflects on receiving the Hall of Honor call, his 22 years with the organization, two Super Bowl championships, and the relentless standard that defined his career. He also shares memories of the Rooney family, Pittsburgh’s unique sports community, helping former players transition to life after football, and what it means to enter the Hall of Honor alongside J.T. Thomas and the late Craig Wolfley.

Four-time Super Bowl champion J.T. Thomas looks back on becoming the first African American football player at Florida State, arriving in Pittsburgh as a first-round pick, and becoming part of one of the greatest defenses in NFL history. J.T. shares unforgettable stories about Mean Joe Greene, Jack Lambert, Mel Blount, Chuck Noll, the Rooney family, and the moment the Steelers knew they could become champions.

Faith Wolfley then joins the show for a heartfelt celebration of her late husband, Craig Wolfley. She shares stories from Craig’s playing career, his transition from helmet to headset, his friendship with Tunch Ilkin, the unforgettable “Whoopee Bowl” during Super Bowl XLIII, and the story behind the book Craig completed shortly before his passing.

A celebration of Steelers history, friendship, family, faith, championships, and three Hall of Honor legacies that have left a lasting impact on Pittsburgh.

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Mark Kaboly and Pierre McGuire join Larry Richert and Jay Caufield for a Pittsburgh sports-packed edition of The Larry & Big Man Show.

Mark checks in after the Steelers’ trip to New England and breaks down an offense struggling to protect Aaron Rodgers, establish the run, and create explosive plays. He explains what’s going wrong with the offensive line and pass protection, whether the problems can be fixed, DK Metcalf’s early struggles, and what needs to change before a crucial matchup with Cincinnati.

Then, it’s hockey season in Pittsburgh. Pierre McGuire previews the Penguins as Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Kris Letang enter an incredible 21st season together. Pierre discusses how effective the veteran core can still be, which young Penguins could push for roster spots, the importance of making an immediate impression during a shortened training camp, and where Pittsburgh could fit into the Metropolitan Division playoff race.

Also, we look around the NFL, break down the biggest surprises through two weeks, makes their weekly picks, and delivers another Big Man Blitz.

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A special edition of The Larry & Big Man Show with Larry and Jay featuring former Pittsburgh Pirates star and current broadcaster Neil Walker.

The Pittsburgh Kid looks back on growing up in a family filled with athletes, becoming a multi-sport standout, and realizing he had what it took to pursue baseball at the highest level. Walker explains the long road through the minor leagues, the mental grind of trying to reach the majors, and how a difficult injury ultimately became a turning point in his career.

Neil also reflects on some of the defining moments of his Pirates career, including the unforgettable 2013 Wild Card season and the incredible story behind his 21st home run, hit over the 21-foot Roberto Clemente Wall with Clemente’s family in attendance. He shares his father Tom Walker’s remarkable connection to Roberto Clemente and why that history made the moment even more meaningful.

Also, Neil breaks down the art of switch-hitting, playing multiple positions, learning second base from Pirates legend Bill Mazeroski, and making the transition from Major League player to baseball broadcaster.

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Pittsburgh Penguins play-by-play voice Josh Getzoff joins Larry Richert and two-time Stanley Cup champion Jay Caufield for a special Penguins season preview on The Larry & Big Man Show.

Josh breaks down what he sees from the 2026-27 Pittsburgh Penguins, why they can remain in the playoff conversation, the importance of goaltending, and how the Metropolitan Division could shape their path to the postseason. He also shares his impressions of the Penguins’ new ownership group, the importance of keeping Mario Lemieux connected to the organization, and what makes Pittsburgh such a special hockey city.

The conversation also goes behind the microphone. Josh reflects on growing up listening to legendary broadcasters, his unconventional road from local TV news to the NHL, and the differences between calling hockey on radio and television.

Plus, Josh shares some incredible memories of Mike Lange, including the egg timer Lange passed down to him with a simple lesson: “time and score.” He explains what it meant to eventually succeed a Pittsburgh broadcasting legend while finding his own voice in the booth.

Josh also talks about building chemistry with different Penguins analysts, Jay’s telestration segments, raising his family in Pittsburgh, and why the city has truly become home.

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A packed episode of The Larry & Big Man Show with Mark Kaboly and Pierre McGuire joining Larry Richert and Jay Caufield to break down the biggest stories in Pittsburgh sports.

Mark Kaboly recaps the Steelers’ season opener, including Aaron Rodgers’ performance, T.J. Watt’s dominant day, DK Metcalf’s early impact, concerns about the running game and offensive line, and which new faces stood out on defense. He also looks ahead to the Steelers’ upcoming matchup in New England and what needs to improve moving forward.

Then, Pierre McGuire joins the show as hockey season approaches. Pierre explains how NHL training camps and rookie development have changed, why young players have less time than ever to earn a roster spot, and what an expanded 84-game schedule could mean for the league.

The conversation turns to the 2026-27 Pittsburgh Penguins, where Pierre breaks down the roster competition, changes on defense, the young goaltending situation, offseason additions, and the biggest questions facing the team heading into a new season.

Plus, Larry, Jay, and the crew react to Week 1 around the NFL, make their latest picks, and debate some of the biggest storylines across football.

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Steelers insider Mark Kaboly joins Larry Richert and Jay Caufield to preview one of the most intriguing Pittsburgh Steelers seasons in years.

With Aaron Rodgers back for what could be his final NFL season, a new coaching staff, major roster turnover, and plenty of new faces, Mark explains why there are still so many unknowns surrounding this Steelers team. The guys break down Rodgers’ improved group of weapons, including DK Metcalf and Michael Pittman Jr., and why the offensive line could ultimately determine how far Pittsburgh goes.

They also dive into the Steelers defense, T.J. Watt, Cam Heyward, Joey Porter Jr.’s contract situation, the importance of stopping the run, and some young players who could make an impact on special teams.

Plus, Mark looks at Pittsburgh’s early-season schedule, weighs in on the changing landscape of college football, and gives his Steelers prediction, including why he believes this team could compete for the division if everything comes together.

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Football is back, and Dave Racchini joins Larry Richert and two-time Stanley Cup champion Jay Caufield for a full breakdown of the biggest stories across Pittsburgh sports and the NFL.

They start with college football, including Pitt’s explosive seven-touchdown quarterback performance, what’s ahead against UCF, Penn State’s new-look roster, and the increasingly wild world of the transfer portal and college football. They also react to the controversial finish between Western Michigan and Michigan and debate whether Western Michigan was robbed.

Then it’s on to the Pirates, who are still mathematically alive in September, before turning their attention to the Steelers. What should fans expect from Aaron Rodgers and Pittsburgh’s revamped offense? How important are the first five games? And just how many games will the Steelers win this season?

Plus, the crew makes its NFL Pick Six selections, predicts every division winner, picks the AFC and NFC champions, and puts their Super Bowl predictions on the record.

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Pittsburgh Pirates legend Steve Blass joins Larry and Jay for a special edition of The Larry & Big Man Show, looking back on more than six decades of baseball, friendship, and unforgettable moments in Pittsburgh.

Steve takes us inside the Pirates’ legendary 1971 World Series championship, from his dominant performances against the Baltimore Orioles to the emotion of winning Game 7. He shares the incredible story of his father jumping onto the field after Game 3, the moment Roberto Clemente embraced him after the championship, and the humor behind his battles with Orioles manager Earl Weaver.

Blass also opens up about the sudden struggles that ended his pitching career, how he transitioned into broadcasting, and the lessons he learned from Pirates legends including Bob Prince, Bob Friend, Danny Murtaugh, Willie Stargell, and Manny Sanguillen.

Plus, Steve weighs in on how baseball has changed, the pitch clock, complete games, modern pitching strategy, Paul Skenes, and why he believes the current Pirates have pieces to build around.

The conversation closes with powerful memories of Roberto Clemente — as a teammate, friend, humanitarian, and Pittsburgh icon — and why Clemente’s legacy continues to grow more than five decades later.

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A special 3ICE Championship edition of The Larry & Big Man Show with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield, featuring champion goaltender Cam Johnson and broadcaster Steve Mears.

Larry and Jay break down an unforgettable 3ICE Final that came down to the final fraction of a second. After a game-tying goal with just 0.2 seconds remaining, the championship was decided in a dramatic multi-round shootout — the perfect ending to a season built around fast-paced, unpredictable 3-on-3 hockey.

Cam Johnson joins the show after helping Philadelphia capture the 3ICE championship. He talks about the challenge of playing goalie in a format filled with breakaways, odd-man rushes and nonstop scoring chances, the trust he developed with his teammates, and what it meant to win another championship under coach John LeClair. Cam also reflects on his championship career at North Dakota and shares his excitement about joining the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins and attending Pittsburgh Penguins training camp.

Then Steve Mears joins Larry and Jay to recap the 3ICE season from the broadcast booth. Steve explains why “no lead is ever safe” in 3ICE, what makes the league’s unique rules so entertaining, and why concepts like the no-regroup rule could eventually influence NHL overtime. He also discusses the growth of 3ICE internationally, the success of its World Cup, and the possibilities for youth, women’s and international 3-on-3 hockey.

Plus, Jay goes to the telestrator to break down some of the biggest plays from the championship game.

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Larry and Jay break down the Pittsburgh Steelers’ initial 53-man roster, including the decision to keep four quarterbacks, all 10 draft picks making the team, the Broderick Jones trade, and what the roster moves mean heading into the regular season.

The guys also discuss the difficult reality of NFL cut day, Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy’s offense, Aaron Donald joining Myles Garrett in Los Angeles, Jay’s thoughts on Hard Knocks, and Scottie Scheffler’s continued dominance on the PGA Tour. Plus, there’s a quick check on the Pirates’ fading-but-still-alive playoff hopes.

Then Pierre McGuire joins the show to preview the upcoming NHL season. Pierre explains how dramatically training camps have changed, identifies the teams he believes can contend for the Stanley Cup, and breaks down the rapidly changing NHL contract market. He also discusses Cale Makar’s massive deal, Quinn Hughes, Macklin Celebrini, Will Smith, and why the Montreal Canadiens could be uniquely positioned for the future.

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A special edition of The Larry & Big Man Show with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield wrapping up an unforgettable 3ICE championship.

Philadelphia and Iowa battle for the Patrick Cup in a wild championship game featuring a 4-1 Iowa lead, a dramatic Philadelphia comeback, a game-tying goal with just 0.3 seconds remaining, and a shootout to decide the championship. Jay breaks down the biggest moments on the telestrator, including the speed, skill, decision-making and defensive breakdowns that make three-on-three hockey so exciting.

Then 3ICE Iowa forward Tyler Murovich joins the show to talk about his experience playing in the league, why conditioning and speed are essential in the three-on-three format, and what it’s like playing for Hockey Hall of Fame coaches.

The Pittsburgh native also looks back on his professional hockey journey and shares some incredible stories from the grind of minor-league hockey, including trades, call-ups, long road trips and playing for multiple teams in a single weekend.

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Larry Richert, Jay Caufield and Dave break down a busy week in Pittsburgh sports, starting with the Steelers as the preseason winds down. They evaluate Will Howard and Drew Allar, the battle for roster spots, concerns along the offensive line, the running back room, and the ongoing Joey Porter Jr. contract situation.

The guys also react to the Penguins’ newest Hall of Fame class featuring Larry Murphy, Marc-André Fleury, Jim Rutherford and Jack McGregor, while looking at the Pirates’ fading playoff hopes and the changing landscape of college football as former NFL players find pathways back to the college game.

Then Pierre McGuire joins the show to discuss the Penguins’ incredible hockey legacy, Mario Lemieux’s impact, the future of 3ICE and three-on-three hockey, the possibility of three-on-three becoming an Olympic event in 2030, and the NHL storylines he’s watching as training camps approach.

Plus, Jay delivers his Big Man Blitz, the guys debate whether today’s athletes are simply becoming too good for the dimensions of their sports, and the show closes with some memorable marriage advice.

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Legendary concert promoter Rich Engler joins Larry and Jay for an incredible trip through more than 50 years of rock and roll history. After producing and promoting more than 6,000 shows, Rich has stories involving some of the biggest names in music, Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney, Queen, Kansas, Guns N’ Roses, Aerosmith, Joe Cocker, Metallica, Van Halen and many more.

Rich explains how he went from growing up in Creighton, Pennsylvania, to becoming one of Pittsburgh’s most influential concert promoters. He remembers losing $400,000 on the Monsters of Rock show at Three Rivers Stadium, then putting everything on the line to keep his business alive. He also shares the story behind Bruce Springsteen’s legendary 61,000-person Pittsburgh concert and the backstage mishap that changed how Springsteen took the stage forever.

Then come the stories that could only happen in the golden age of rock and roll: Queen canceling and giving Kansas an unexpected opportunity, Axl Rose requesting an outrageous post-show party inside Three Rivers Stadium, Aerosmith destroying Winnebagos over the wrong-colored towels, and an unforgettable Joe Cocker concert that nearly landed Rich in jail.

Plus, Rich discusses his friendship with Paul McCartney, his incredible collection of more than 240 autographed guitars, how the concert industry has changed, and why staying clear-headed helped him survive decades of “sex, drugs and rock and roll.”

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3ICE Week 4 delivers another fast-paced look at the future of three-on-three hockey with Hockey Hall of Famer and four-time Stanley Cup champion Larry Murphy, plus Boston forward and Week 4 champion Kaden Bohlsen.

Larry Murphy joins Larry Richert and Jay Caufield to discuss coaching in 3ICE, why the league’s nonstop format puts so much pressure on players, and which 3ICE rules he would love to see adopted by the NHL. Murphy also breaks down the strategy behind three-on-three hockey, the importance of instant offense-to-defense transitions, and why he believes the format could eventually have a place in the Winter Olympics.

Murphy also goes back to one of hockey’s most iconic moments—the 1987 Canada Cup—and shares what it was like being on the ice with Wayne Gretzky and Mario Lemieux for the legendary game-winning goal against the Soviet Union.

Then, Kaden Bohlsen joins the show after Boston captured the Week 4 championship. He talks about adjusting to the speed and conditioning demands of 3ICE, learning from Hall of Fame coach Ray Bourque, preparing for his upcoming season in Grand Rapids, and why the league gives young professionals another opportunity to showcase their game.

Finally, Jay goes to the telestrator to break down Boston’s championship performance, including defensive coverage, transition opportunities, and 3ICE’s unique jailbreak penalty shot.

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Larry and Jay break down the latest from Pittsburgh sports, starting with the Steelers’ first preseason action and an increasingly interesting quarterback room. They discuss the performances of the young quarterbacks, Mason Rudolph’s value as an experienced backup, tough roster decisions ahead, and how Mike McCarthy’s direct coaching style is already making an impact in Pittsburgh.

The conversation also covers Keanu Benton’s new contract, players fighting for roster spots, Caitlin Clark and the WNBA, Scottie Scheffler’s dominance, and Jay’s Big Man Blitz.

Then, Pierre McGuire joins the show to look ahead to NHL training camps and explain just how much preparation has changed for today’s players. Pierre and Jay compare modern offseason training to their days in the NHL, discuss why passing has become a lost art, the importance of puck-moving defensemen, Toronto’s offseason changes, shrinking NHL training camp rosters, and the financial realities of the NHL’s rising salary cap.

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Comedian, actor, writer, and director Steve Byrne joins Larry and Jay from the set of his new movie, The Streak, a sports comedy inspired by the true story of Caltech basketball’s historic losing streak.

Steve shares how the film came together, why the underdog story connected with him, and what it’s like directing a cast featuring Ed Helms, Nina Dobrev, and Natasha Rothwell. He also explains how decades of stand-up comedy, crowd work, and improv have prepared him to work behind the camera and get the best performances from his actors.

Plus, Steve looks back on the fifth annual Comedy Jam benefiting the Mario Lemieux Foundation, Jay Caufield’s unexpected “Piano Man” performance, the story of nearly taking out Clint Eastwood with a football, and why failure is such an important part of comedy, sports, and life.

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A special 3ICE edition featuring Hockey Hall of Famer and Buffalo coach Pierre Turgeon alongside Week 3 championship hero Eddie Matsushima. Larry Richert and Jay Caufield break down Buffalo’s championship run, the strategy behind 3-on-3 hockey, and what makes 3ICE such a fast, demanding version of the game.

Turgeon shares his coaching philosophy, why confidence and positive reinforcement matter, and how communication and defensive structure become even more important with so much open ice. He also looks back on his incredible journey from the Little League World Series to the Hockey Hall of Fame, plus memories of the Islanders’ unforgettable 1993 playoff upset of Pittsburgh.

Then Jay goes to the telestrator to break down Matsushima’s game-winning goal, Buffalo’s defensive approach, Keith Kinkaid’s huge performance in net, and the unique 3ICE “jailbreak” penalty format. Matsushima joins the show to explain how players train differently for 3-on-3, how Buffalo creates separation with speed, and why controlling the puck sometimes means slowing the game down instead of attacking immediately.

Eddie also discusses the impact Turgeon has had on his career and life, including one lesson he’ll carry into his next season in Savannah: have a short memory and keep moving forward.

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Larry Richert and Jay Caufield break down a busy week in Pittsburgh sports, from the Pirates’ frustrating slide to the latest storylines coming out of Steelers training camp.

The conversation starts with the Pirates falling further behind in the Wild Card race as starting pitching, defense, and consistency become major concerns. Then, the guys turn to the Steelers, where Mike McCarthy’s new era continues to take shape, Mason Rudolph is drawing praise, and the quarterback depth chart becomes one of the biggest things to watch heading into the preseason.

Later, Pierre McGuire joins the show to dive into the Penguins’ surprising eight-year, $4 million-per-year commitment to a young player and what Kyle Dubas is betting on with the deal. Pierre explains why he understands the thinking—but also why long-term contracts like this can become dangerous if the player doesn’t develop as expected.

Pierre also gives his early outlook for the 2026-27 Penguins, explains why he would never bet against Sidney Crosby, discusses Evgeni Malkin’s impact, the importance of goaltending, and whether Pittsburgh has enough size, toughness, and defined roles throughout the lineup to compete in a difficult Eastern Conference.

Plus, the guys discuss NFL running back value, Larry Fitzgerald’s Hall of Fame moment, the Big Man Blitz, and much more.

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Patrick Keane joins Larry Richert and Jay Caufield to talk about 25 years in stand-up, learning how to survive tough crowds, the comedians and movies that influenced his career, and how a simple joke can grow into a full routine. Patrick also shares his connection to football, his appreciation for Pittsburgh sports culture, memories of opening for David Spade, and his hilarious take on the Immaculate Reception.

Then, Australian comedian Joel Ozborn joins the show to share the incredible story of meeting the Amazing Jonathan as a kid and eventually moving to America to become his tour manager. Joel talks about the cultural differences between Australia and the United States, Vegemite, Crocodile Dundee, classic ’80s movies, and some unforgettable celebrity stories.

Joel also explains how the Goddamn Comedy Jam changed his life twice, first as a performer and later when a performance of “Piano Man” helped reconnect him with the woman who would become his wife.

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A new special 3ICE series begins with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield exploring the fast-paced world of three-on-three hockey with Week 1 champion John LeClair and Week 2 champion Guy Carbonneau.

John LeClair explains how he coaches Philadelphia’s aggressive three-on-three attack, why elite goaltending is essential, and how 3ICE gives players another opportunity to showcase their skills and keep their professional hockey dreams alive. He also discusses Philadelphia’s Week 1 championship run and the impact of goaltender Cam Johnson.

Then, Hockey Hall of Famer Guy Carbonneau breaks down the speed, conditioning, creativity, and defensive responsibility required to succeed in 3ICE. He shares how Iowa came together to capture the Week 2 championship and why the league continues to attract talented players and legendary coaches.

Plus, Jay Caufield goes to the telestrator for detailed breakdowns of Philadelphia’s Week 1 victory and Iowa’s Week 2 championship. Jay examines man-on-man coverage, body positioning, defensive switches, odd-man opportunities, and 3ICE’s unique live penalty-shot rule.

This is the first installment of a new special series following 3ICE throughout the season and into the overall championship.

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3ICE CEO EJ Johnston joins Larry Richert and Jay Caufield to explain how “overtime all the time” became one of hockey’s fastest and most entertaining formats. Johnston shares how his career in Hollywood led him back to sports, the inspiration behind 3ICE, and why two eight-minute periods create nonstop action, fatigue, scoring chances, and dramatic finishes.

EJ also breaks down how 3ICE finds its players, the importance of speed and skill, the league’s draft and roster structure, and the significant prize money available to players and coaches. He discusses working alongside commissioner Craig Patrick and a legendary coaching group featuring Ray Bourque, Grant Fuhr, Guy Carbonneau, Larry Murphy, Joey Mullen, John LeClair, and Ken Daneyko.

Plus, EJ reveals the long-term vision for expanding 3ICE across the United States, Canada, and Europe, along with plans for an international championship and a youth hockey competition.

Before the interview, the crew discusses the Steelers Hall of Honor class, Mike McCarthy’s approach to physicality at training camp, Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers’ position battles, the Pirates’ recent struggles, and Major League Baseball’s growing competitive-balance problem.

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A special edition featuring *NSYNC star Joey Fatone and acclaimed actor D.B. Sweeney, recorded at Rivers Casino during the Mario Lemieux Foundation Comedy Jam.

Joey Fatone looks back on *NSYNC making Pittsburgh history by performing the first concert at Heinz Field. He breaks down the rise of the modern boy-band era, the supposed rivalry with the Backstreet Boys, the realities of touring and how he continued reinventing himself through Broadway, television, comedy and his Fat One’s hot dog business.

Joey also reflects on *NSYNC’s Hollywood Walk of Fame honor, staying connected with his bandmates and why stepping outside your comfort zone can create unexpected opportunities.

Then, D.B. Sweeney shares how The Cutting Edge turned him into a lifelong hockey player, including the hilarious story of Pierre Larouche betting an entire locker room that he could score two goals off Sweeney’s stick.

D.B. also revisits his experiences making Lonesome Dove, Memphis Belle and Eight Men Out, along with memorable stories about Robert Duvall, James Garner, James Earl Jones and Peter Falk. He discusses his upcoming projects and why supporting the Mario Lemieux Foundation continues to bring him back to Pittsburgh.

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The Steelers are back at Saint Vincent College, and Larry, Jay, and Dave break down the biggest questions surrounding training camp. From Mike McCarthy’s new approach and the backup quarterback competition to Pittsburgh’s receiving corps and the future of preseason football, the crew discusses what fans should watch as a new era begins in Latrobe.

They also examine the Pirates’ push for a playoff spot, their biggest needs ahead of the MLB trade deadline, and the players helping keep Pittsburgh in the race. Plus, the conversation covers Patrick Mahomes’ recovery, the mental challenge of returning from a major injury, and the rapidly changing world of college football.

Later, Pierre McGuire joins the show to discuss the NHL coaching carousel, Patrick Kane’s return to Chicago, Dylan Larkin’s uncertain future in Detroit, remaining offseason roster moves, and whether Erik Karlsson could be traded—or remain an important part of the Penguins’ plans.

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A special edition of The Larry & Big Man Show with Larry Richert and Jay Caufield featuring Impractical Jokers stars James “Murr” Murray and Joe Gatto.

Murr shares how four high school friends turned years of failure into one of television’s most recognizable comedy shows. He breaks down some of the show’s wildest punishments, including losing his eyebrows, becoming a human hockey net, faking his own death and preparing to hang from the Empire State Building dressed as a human mop.

Murr also discusses supporting the Mario Lemieux Foundation Comedy Jam, his career as a horror novelist and the movie adaptation of Don’t Move.

Then, Joe Gatto joins the show to explain how his famous “Larry!” bit became a worldwide phenomenon, how an iPhone sizzle reel helped launch Impractical Jokers and why the group always made sure they were the butt of the joke. Joe also talks about leaving the show, returning to stand-up comedy, developing films and helping audiences forget their problems through laughter.

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Larry, Jay, and Dave break down a busy week across Pittsburgh sports. The conversation begins with the Pirates’ series win in Cleveland, Paul Skenes’ strong return, the emergence of young slugger Esmerlyn Valdez, and the bullpen upgrades the team may need before the MLB trade deadline.

The guys also react to the dramatic finish at The Open, the controversial ruling involving Bryson DeChambeau, and Rory McIlroy’s personal comments. Jay delivers his Big Man Blitz before the discussion turns to MLB’s growing payroll disparity and the possibility of a salary cap and salary floor.

Later, Pierre McGuire joins the show to examine the NHL’s rapidly changing contract market. Pierre shares his thoughts on Anthony Mantha’s move to New Jersey, John Marino’s long-term deal in Utah, Philadelphia’s aggressive offer-sheet strategy, Detroit’s struggles, and the front-office changes transforming Toronto. The episode closes with a look at how modern players prepare for today’s shortened NHL training camps.

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Pro Football Hall of Famer and Pittsburgh native Jim Covert joins Larry Richert and Jay Caufield to revisit his remarkable journey from Western Pennsylvania’s steel country to Pitt, the Chicago Bears, and football immortality.

Covert shares how his hardworking parents shaped his approach to life, why legendary Pitt offensive line coach Joe Moore moved him from defense to left tackle, and how wrestling helped him develop the leverage, toughness, and technique that made him one of the NFL’s greatest offensive linemen.

The conversation moves inside the legendary 1985 Chicago Bears, including stories about Jim McMahon’s football intelligence, Walter Payton’s unmatched toughness and character, the intensity of the Bears-Packers rivalry, and the challenge of facing Lawrence Taylor. Covert also explains why Chicago’s loss to Dan Marino and the Miami Dolphins may have been exactly what the Bears needed before their Super Bowl run.

Plus, Jim discusses the dramatic changes in NFL training, player safety, NIL and the transfer portal in college football—and tells the hilarious story of how a third offer from Vince McMahon convinced him to enter a WWE battle royal.

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Pierre McGuire joins Larry Richert and Jay Caufield to break down the NHL’s rapidly changing financial landscape, including the massive offer sheet that could reshape future player contracts. Pierre explains why Anaheim was always going to match Philadelphia’s offer, how escalating salaries could divide the league into haves and have-nots, and why the NHL should consider its own version of the NBA’s “Larry Bird exception.”

The conversation also explores Alex Ovechkin’s decision to continue playing, his decades-long rivalry with Sidney Crosby, and why Washington believes it still has another Stanley Cup run ahead. Pierre also shares what NHL players endure during offseason training and explains why Jay’s work ethic helped make him a champion.

Plus, Larry and Jay discuss the Pirates’ momentum entering the second half, pitchers being denied opportunities to chase history, the disappearance of traditional doubleheaders, the British Open and a controversial decision involving the names engraved on the Stanley Cup.

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Former Pittsburgh Pirates All-Star closer Jason Grilli joins Larry and Jay for Episode 150 of The Larry & Big Man Show.

Jason looks back on his baseball journey, from being drafted by the Yankees out of high school to becoming a first-round pick, battling through injuries, and fighting to keep proving himself across a 20-year professional career. He shares the impact his father had on his life, the emotional moment of becoming a Major League Baseball All-Star, and what it meant to share that news with his dad at Wrigley Field.

Plus, Jason relives the Pirates’ unforgettable playoff run, the energy of the PNC Park blackout game, his Pearl Jam walkout song, and why Pittsburgh became home. He also talks about Paul Skenes, today’s game, Italian baseball, his Rock and Ball wine project, and the new Franco Harris “Immaculate Champagne.”

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Episode 149 of The Larry & Big Man Show features Pittsburgh Penguins legend and longtime broadcaster Phil Bourque joining Larry and Jay Caufield, for a loaded hockey conversation.

The guys break down a wild NHL free agency period, including the massive Leo Carlsson offer sheet from Philadelphia, what it means for Anaheim, and how a move like that can change the salary structure across the league. Phil and Jay also dive into the Penguins’ offseason moves, the Yegor Chinakhov signing, Arturs Silovs betting on himself, the Robertson arbitration situation, and what Kyle Dubas still may need to do before training camp.

Plus, Phil shares his first impressions of the new Penguins ownership group, the Hoffman family’s early message to Pittsburgh, and why having Mario Lemieux more involved could change the entire feel around the organization.

The show also covers Paul Skenes and the MLB All-Star conversation, Big Man’s perfect game pitching debate, World Cup soccer drama, golf talk, wedding traditions, and more.

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Larry and Jay featuring longtime Penguins broadcaster and historian Paul Steigerwald. Paul looks back on a lifetime connected to Pittsburgh hockey, from getting tickets as a teenager through Jack Riley to joining the Penguins organization in 1980 and eventually working alongside the legendary Mike Lange.

Paul shares the story behind the iconic “Boys of Winter” campaign, the Penguins theme music still used today, and what it was like documenting the rise of Mario Lemieux and the franchise’s first Stanley Cup era. He also revisits unforgettable memories from the 1991 championship, the emotional return to Pittsburgh, the airport celebration, the school bus stories, and the legacy of KDKA’s Penguins coverage.

Plus, Paul gives his perspective on Penguins ownership, the Hoffman Group, reconnecting with Mario Lemieux, and why he still feels optimistic about the future of hockey in Pittsburgh.

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Larry, Jay, and Dave cover a packed sports week with major Pittsburgh Penguins news, NHL Draft reaction, Pirates frustration, PGA Tour debate, and a full breakdown from Pierre McGuire.

The episode opens with a powerful conversation about Chris Johnson’s ALS diagnosis and the importance of awareness before turning to the Penguins’ new ownership group, the Hoffman family, and what Mario Lemieux’s return around the organization could mean for the future of hockey in Pittsburgh.

Jay and Dave break down the Penguins’ NHL Draft, including the selection of the Ruck twins, Kyle Dubas’ long-term plan, and what fans should realistically expect from young prospects. Pierre McGuire then joins the show to give his scouting report on the draft, why Toronto and San Jose stood out, how the Penguins can improve through trades and free agency, and why no-move clauses, taxes, and player movement could reshape the NHL.

Plus, the guys debate Rory McIlroy skipping a PGA signature event, the future of the PGA Tour, the Travelers Championship finish, Pirates retaliation after Connor Griffin was hit by a pitch, Paul Skenes’ tough-luck season, and the best foods for a competitive eating contest.

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A special episode of The Larry and Big Man Show featuring Super Bowl champion quarterback Jim McMahon. Jim joins the show to talk about his recent trip to Normandy with the Best Defense Foundation, the powerful experience of meeting D-Day veterans, and why every American should see those historic sites.

Jim also looks back on his path from multi-sport athlete to BYU quarterback, including his baseball dreams, his culture shock moving to Utah, and the unforgettable Miracle Bowl comeback against SMU. He shares his thoughts on NIL, the transfer portal, and how much college football has changed.

Then the conversation turns to Chicago, where Jim tells incredible stories about draft day, George Halas, Mike Ditka, the 1985 Bears, Walter Payton, Buddy Ryan’s brutal practices, and the legendary Pete Rozelle headband controversy. Plus, Jim reflects on football safety, the Bears-Packers rivalry, winning another Super Bowl with Green Bay, and the wild Super Bowl week controversy that led to death threats in New Orleans.

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Larry, Jay, and Dave are back for a packed Pittsburgh sports conversation covering everything from Ron Francis returning to the Penguins as a special adviser to the latest NHL moves ahead of the draft and free agency.

The guys also break down the U.S. Open, Wyndham Clark’s win, the reaction from golf fans, Rory McIlroy’s comments on the future of the PGA Tour, and why major championship formats still matter. Plus, they get into the Pirates’ rough weekend in Colorado, the controversial interference call, Paul Skenes, Jared Jones, and what continues to frustrate fans about this team.

The episode also touches on the growth of soccer in Pittsburgh, World Cup watch parties, Brennan Sorsby and the NFL supplemental draft, the Steelers, the new Football Town documentary, and one important off-topic question: are naps underrated?

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Former Pittsburgh Penguins forward Rob Brown joins Larry and Jay for a special edition of the show. Brownie looks back on his incredible scoring career, from record-setting junior numbers with Kamloops to his unforgettable 1988-89 season in Pittsburgh, where he scored 49 goals and 115 points while playing alongside Mario Lemieux.

Rob shares what made Mario so special, why playing with number 66 felt like a dream come true, and how Lemieux’s vision, stride, size, and skill separated him from almost everyone else in hockey history. He also revisits one of the most famous moments of his career: Ron Hextall chasing him down the ice after a playoff goal celebration.

Plus, Rob and Jay swap stories from the minor league grind, Kalamazoo, Ken Hitchcock, colored ice, tough guys, and what it meant for Rob to return to Pittsburgh later in his career and reinvent himself as a different kind of player.

The conversation also covers Rob’s work with the Edmonton Oilers, coaching young players, his podcast, watching Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl up close, and why Pittsburgh still feels like home every time he comes through the tunnel into downtown.

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Larry and Jay are joined by Dave and Pierre McGuire for a packed edition covering the biggest stories across hockey, basketball, baseball, golf, and more.The guys break down Carolina’s Stanley Cup win, the bold goaltending switch that helped change the series, Jordan Staal’s incredible championship journey, and why Rod Brind’Amour’s coaching made the difference. Pierre McGuire joins the show to give his final thoughts on the NHL season, the Hurricanes’ identity, the importance of playoff matchups, and what the Penguins need to do this offseason to keep building in the right direction.Plus, the crew dives into the Dylan Larkin situation in Detroit, Mike Babcock’s rumored connection to Edmonton, the Knicks’ championship run, Jalen Brunson’s rise, Paul Skenes and the Pirates’ bullpen issues, the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, and perfect Father’s Day plans.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers, Rohrich Automotive, and Zerorez Commercial.Visit here for commercial cleaning details: zerorez.com/commercialProduced by 1TEAM Media.

Ulf looks back on his hard-nosed NHL career, developing a defensive style with an edge, and what it was like adjusting from Sweden to the NHL with the Hartford Whalers. He shares stories from the trade that brought him to Pittsburgh, why the Penguins were the perfect fit, and how he knew the pieces were in place for back-to-back Stanley Cup runs.Plus, Ulf talks about playing with Mario Lemieux, the leadership of Craig Patrick and Bob Johnson, the heartbreak of the 1992-93 season, his transition into coaching, and what today’s players need from coaches. The conversation also touches on family, golf, real estate, and how sports shaped the next generation of Samuelssons.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers, Rohrich Automotive, and Zerorez Commercial Cleaning. Visit here for commercial cleaning details: zerorez.com/commercialProduced by 1TEAM Media.

On this episode of The Larry & Big Man Show, Larry and Jay break down a wild weekend in sports, starting with the Stanley Cup Final and a chaotic Game 3 between Vegas and Carolina. The guys discuss Mitch Marner’s natural hat trick, Carolina’s goaltending questions, the entertainment value of the series, and the key moments that could swing the Final.

The conversation shifts to Steelers minicamp, where a new tone is being set with no benches at practice, team bonding at Kennywood, Aaron Rodgers getting involved early, and key roster moves as football season gets closer. The guys also dive into the massive Myles Garrett trade to the Rams, what it means for the AFC North, and whether Aaron Donald could be tempted to return.

Plus, Big Man sounds off on the Morgan Wallen concert cancellation in Pittsburgh, the Pirates’ tough weekend in Atlanta, Paul Skenes and Shohei Ohtani coming to PNC Park, the NBA Finals, golf, and another Original Yinzers Dog of the Week.

Pierre McGuire joins the show for his weekly hockey insight, breaking down the Stanley Cup Final, officiating controversies, the coach of the year debate, memories from the Penguins’ 1992 Stanley Cup team, and some classic Arnold Palmer stories.

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