Steve Jones Show

Hour 1 – Topics: Penn State Football, technical issues, MLB. Guests: Paul Hagen, MLB.com.

Hour 2 – Topics: Penn State Football, Eagles, Nick Suriano Guests: Ed Kracz, Eagles Beat Writer, Bucks County Courier Times.

Hour1 – Topics: Penn State Football, NCAA school vs football, MLB, Steelers. Guests: Neal Coolong, NFL editor for USA Today, Twitter @NealCoolong.

Hour 2 – Topics: Penn State Head Football coach James Franklin’s press conference from Saturday. Guests: RJ Anderson, MLB Writer, CBS Sports talking about Don Baylor and Darren Daulton’s passing, Sonny Grey and Corey Kluber showdown, Pete Rose ceremony being cancelled, DBacks stadium issue in Arizona.

Hour 1 – Topics: Jay Cutler, Darren Daulton and Don Baylor, Colin Kaepernick. Guest: Matt Leon, KYW in Philly talking about Darren Daulton

Guests: Big Ten Conference Commissoner Jim Delany and we wrap up the week with Steve’s brother Kevin Jones.

Topics: Pro Football Hall of Fame Weekend, Kurt Warner, great baseball trades, Penn State Football, Mets and Ryan Tannehill.

Guests: Phil Steele (College Football Preview) with an outstanding view of the upcoming 2017 season and Roxy Bernstein (Pac-12 Network).

Topics: Pittsburgh Pirates slump, Penn State at number 6 in the preseason Coaches Poll and this day in sports history.  Guest: Mike Conti (Sports Radio 92.9 The Game/Atlanta).

We put college football in the spotlight this hour with Dave Hunziker (Oklahoma State football play-by-play announcer) and Dave Revsine (Big Ten Network).

Topics: Pete Rose, Tuesday night’s crazy Cleveland/Boston game and the death of Ara Parseghian.  Guest: Steelers beat writer Ray Fittipaldo (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) checks in from training camp at St. Vincent College.

Topics: John Urschel NFL retirement, CTE, college football practice/preparation, soccer popularity in America and Los Angeles gets the Summer Olympics in 2028.

Topic: MLB trade deadline. Guests: Matt Leon (KYW/Philadelphia) covers the Phillies and football.  Also, Kurt Badenhausen (Senior Editor, Forbes) and Steve discuss the world’s most valuable sports franchises plus the possible revenue the August 26th Mayweather/McGregor fight will generate.

We finish our “Best Of Week” with authors Jim Miller (“Those Guys Have All The Fun: Inside the World of ESPN”) and John U. Bacon, who wrote a book with ESPN’s John Saunders before his 2016 death. (“Playing Hurt: My Journey From Despair To Hope”).

Topics: Phillies, Pirates, Steelers and Pitt Panthers.  Also, we wrap up our “Best Of Week” this hour with Former Penn State basketball star and newest member of the Washington Wizards, Tim Frazier plus baseball talk with ESPN’s Tim Kurkjian.

This hour in “Best Of Week” features “Keeper of the Cup” Philip Pritchard plus New York Times writer and author Richard Sandomir (“Pride of the Yankees”) gives us a behind the scenes look at how the 1942 movie and Gary Cooper accurately portrayed Lou Gehrig.

Topics: Former Penn State offensive lineman John Urschel retires from football and former Bucknell basketball great Mike Muscala resigns with the Atlanta Hawks.  Also, our “Best Of Week” continues with Chuck Hixson (PhillyBaseballInsider.com) plus Phillies 2017 1st round draft pick and current Williamsport Crosscutter Adam Haseley.

We replay two of the best interviews in the history of our show…Steve’s conversations with Rick Neuheisel (College Football Analyst, CBS Sports) and author of “42 Faith: The Rest of the Jackie Robinson Story,” Ed Henry (Chief National Correspondent, Fox News).

Our “Best Of Week” keeps going as we discuss the Steelers and the PGA with Gerry Dulac (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) plus minor league baseball with Mitch Rupert (Crosscutters Beat Writer, Williamsport Sun-Gazette).

Shawn tees up the “play-by-play call of the day” and sports bozo.  Our “Best Of Week” rolls on with replays featuring Steve’s interviews from earlier this year.  We spoke with Peter King (TheMMQB.com and Sports Illustrated) prior to Super Bowl 51 and “The Ol’ Two-Niner” Phil Bourque (Analyst, Pittsburgh Penguins Radio Network) joined us following the Pens’ winning their second consecutive Stanley Cup Championship.