Big Stu-ey: Court Side(w/Mike Greenberg)

In this episode of Stugotz and Company, host Stugotz welcomes ESPN's Mike Greenberg for a lively conversation centered on Greenberg's courtside experience at a Knicks game, which he secured through a last-minute invitation from his longtime friend and former boss, Mark Shapiro. The discussion dives into the emotional weight of fatherhood, with Greenberg reflecting on the joy of sharing the experience with his daughter while his son was away—leading to a humorous yet poignant moment when his daughter bragged about shaking hands with Jay-Z. The conversation then shifts to NBA playoff strategy, with both hosts debating whether Jalen Brunson should rest injured star OJ Anunoby, and they explore Brunson's place in Knicks history, comparing him to legends like Willis Reed, Walt Frazier, and Patrick Ewing. The chat also touches on the Jets' recent draft success and the fragile hope for a turnaround, as well as Greenberg’s reflections on the evolution of media and his show Get Up, which has transformed over the years to keep pace with technological change. Throughout, the tone is warm, self-aware, and rich with nostalgia and humor.