Shawn Hardie, Adam Rosenberg and Ali Campbell discuss their betting favorite props for Super Bowl LVI, from potentially easy money-makers (Cooper Kupp to score a TD) to fun props (Who will call the first timeout?) to long shot bets that will have you on BR Betting's Instagram feed if they hit (Von Bell for Super Bowl MVP?). 3:00: Game result and over/under 7:00: Defense props (Ex: Will Von Miller get the first sack?) 14:25: Passing props (Ex: How many players will attempt a pass?) 22:00 Rushing props (Ex: Will Cam Akers have under 63 yards?) 27:25: Receiving props (Ex: Will OBJ have over 62.5 yards?) 33:45 Touchdown props (Ex: Will Cooper Kupp score 2 TD's?) 40:40: Kicking props (Ex: Will there be more than 3.5 FGs?) 45:45: Team scoring props (Ex: Will there be a 2 point conv.?) 48:40 "Exotic" props (Ex: How long will the national anthem be?) 54:10: Super Bowl MVP props (Ex: Could a kicker win it?!?)

Shawn Hardie, Cedric Shine and Jeff J. host another Twitter Spaces live session to discuss what every Knicks fan has known for the better part of the season: the Knicks have a Julius Randle problem. How do we fix it? Reduce his minutes? Bench him? Trade him for... Ben Simmons? #LiveFromTheMecca (a part of the #HoopSpaces network) happens every Wednesday night around 9 pm ET on Twitter Spaces. Follow @shawnwithaW_ or @cedricshine or @JeffJSays to get involved.  Rundown: 0:30: Shawn and Knicks' fans rant about Julius Randle 22:47: Discussing Cedric's Julius-for-Ben trade 59:30: More Randle slander

Shawn Hardie, Cedric Shine Jeff J. and Chris Barnett host another Twitter Spaces live session to discuss why RJ Barrett isn't as revered as other players in his draft class (despite being the No. 2 scorer on the 4th seed in the East at age 20!). Is he overhyped by Knicks fans? (2:20 mark) it because his game isn't flashy? (10:20) Why does Cam Reddish get more love? (22:18) Is it because he's a Knick? @ShwinnyPooh from The Strickland thinks so. (30:20) Is it a #KnicksForClicks agenda from the media? (44:44) We also his transition from college to the NBA (1:20:40) and manage to convince @HawksFanTV that RJ is better than we originally thought! (1:25:55) #LiveFromTheMecca is every Wednesday night LIVE on Twitter Spaces. Follow either @shawnwithaW_, @cedricshine, @JeffJSays or @HoopSpaces to get involved! Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

Shawn Hardie, Cedric Shine and Jeff J. host another Twitter Spaces live session to discuss who is currently the Knicks' biggest rival. Shawn makes his case for the Heat (4:55), while everyone else believes it's the Hawks, particularly Hawks Twitter (9:55). After Shawn and @AnthonyMSG discuss if the Celtics count as a rival (19:50), Jeff gives all the smoke to Hawks fans, with Anthony from @HawksFanTV and Sixers fan Chris Barnett defending their honor (26:30). The crew then discuss if the Knicks-Nets rivalry is real, a media fabrication or antagonism from Nets fans and management (54:00) before discussing who is the King of New York basketball (1:23:45).   #LiveFromTheMecca is every Wednesday night LIVE on Twitter Spaces. Follow either @shawnwithaW_, @cedricshine, @JeffJSays or @HoopSpaces to get involved! Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

Shawn Hardie, Cedric Shine and Jeff J. host another Twitter Spaces live session to discuss the latest in Knicks' land, including why the Knicks don't get the benefit of the doubt from the media (0:25), how the hell Reid Travis made the roster and other Summer League (over)reactions (4:53) and the Athletic's Seth Partnow excluding RJ Barrett from his list of the NBA's top 125 players... but including Alex Caruso (16:45). They also take questions from the audience on the development of Obi Toppin (23:50), Knicks fans' PTSD with player acquisition (31:00), the welcome, deafening silence of James Dolan (51:30) and more. #LiveFromTheMecca is every Wednesday night LIVE on Twitter Spaces. Follow either @shawnwithaW_, @cedricshine, @JeffJSays or @HoopSpaces to get involved! Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

Shawn Hardie is joined by fellow Yankee fans Brie Jackson and George Brobbey to break down the current state of the franchise that after winning three straight titles from 1998 through 2000, have made the World Series three times since (and one looking very unlikely this year) despite having a top 3 payroll every year. They share when they thought everything changed for the franchise (1:30), who deserves the most blame (the manager? the GM? the owner?) (17:20), when they think the Yankees will win a World Series again (39:50) and if the Yankees should seriously consider trading Aaron Judge (42:00). Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

Shawn Hardie, Cedric Shine and Jeff J. continue discussing the Knicks' free agency moves in part 2 of Live From The Mecca, a weekly discussion on Twitter Spaces about all things New York Knicks. Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

Shawn Hardie, Cedric Shine and Jeff J. host Live From The Mecca, a weekly discussion on Twitter Spaces about all things New York Knicks. This week, they discuss the Knicks moves in free agency, the pending return of Kemba Walker to NYC and if Steve Mills deserves more credit than he gets for the Knicks being in the position where they are. They also take questions and comments from the audience, including from a Bulls fan who thinks the Knicks and Bulls are better than the Brooklyn Nets. We are not making this up! Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

Shawn Hardie flies solo to share news about a new Knicks-based project on Twitter Spaces before sharing his thoughts on the Simone Biles situation. Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

After letting the dust settle, Shawn Hardie tried to get The Process Siblings to do a post-mortem on the Philadelphia 76ers' season, but they refused. So instead, Shawn and Midtown Mo decided to slander the 76ers, discussing Ben Simmons' shooting woes, how much blame Doc Rivers deserves, Tobias Harris' poor performance and trade rumors for Simmons.

Last Wednesday, we came together to put a bow on the 2020-21 New York Knicks season. We discussed where this regular season ranked amongst our favorite Knicks seasons (2:35), then had a rowdy conversation about the effect of their playoff performance on our perception of the team (9:55) before choosing which players (excluding Julius, RJ, Obi and Quick) should stay and which players should go (34:20). Host: Shawn Hardie Guests: Knicks fans Jeff J., Elvis Maduro, Zac Rosenberg, Cedric Shine and NY State Senator Jamaal Bailey   Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

On today's episode, we review the European fútbol season by asking if Pep Guardiola blew the Champions League final against Chelsea by overthinking it (1:50), if fútbol in North London is dead (8:00) and who had a worse season between Liverpool & Manchester United (9:45). After playing some fútbol trivia (20:35), we discuss who can win EURO 2020 this summer (24:43) before Adam Rosenberg finally reveals his new Premier League team (31:18). Host: Shawn Hardie Producer: Adam Rosenberg Guests: George Brobbey, Dwayne Hunt Note: Due to technical difficulties, the audio for two guests was rendered inaudible and had to be removed, so if you hear references to Dutch and Kerwin, that's why. They were available for the final segment.   Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

Shawn Hardie and Adam Rosenberg chat about the first round series for their respective teams (Knicks and Sixers, respectively). Shawn discusses how the Knicks far exceeded his pre-season expectations and Adam discusses how the spotlight is on Ben Simmons to carry the load with Joel Embiid out.

The  New York Knicks are back in the playoffs... but how far can they go? Shawn Hardie discusses with fellow Knicks fans Cedric Shine, Jeff J., Zac Rosenberg and NY State Senator Jamaal Bailey. After breaking down the conundrum of Elfrid Payton still starting (and if Frank Ntilikina deserves to start over him) (:30), they discuss how confident they are that the Knicks can beat the Hawks and how much playoff experience will matter (20:00) before wrapping up with Knicks playoff trivia (37:00).   Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

The Process Siblings return to the podcast to discuss how the 76ers can navigate through the playoffs and possibly bring a NBA title to Philadelphia. After revisiting their Ben > Joel takes (LOL) from the preseason (3:30), they share the team they fear the most in the East (hint: they play in New York and it's not the Knicks) (13:30) and why they have very little fear for any team coming out of the West - especially the Lakers (23:13). Finally, Shawn and the Siblings unite to shit all over the Boston Celtics, particularly for fumbling their opportunity to run the Eastern Conference (35:30).   Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

Shawn Hardie (@shawnwithaW_) brings back Wizards fan Jay Smith (@jansjay) to discuss the progress of the franchise after the trade that brought Russell Westbrook to the DMV... and to gloat in the face of Sixers fan Alvin Grimes (@agrimes) after Alvin  dismissed the Wizards' chances for competing for anything this season on Ep. 139 of Five Questions. The crew, along with Adam Rosenberg (@HeyRosenberg) also discuss: Could the Wizards beat the Knicks in a playoff series? 11:20Does having two top 20 players automatically make you a winner? 15:23What it's like to watch The Russ Experience (Spoiler: “It’s a goddamn roller coaster!”) 16:57How confident is Jay that Bradley Beal would stay with the Wizards long term? 22:30The philosophy choices for a mediocre team: Try to compete or blow it up? 28:00   Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

In the first half of the episode, Shawn Hardie, urban socialite and activist James Inniss, actress Brianna Seagraves (Orange Is The New Black) and writer Chuck Hayward (Dear White People, WandaVision) preview the 93rd Academy Awards, predicting who will win and who should win in the five major categories (5:00). Then, Shawn (Tottenham Hotspur) chats with fellow English football fans George Brobbey (Manchester United), Kerwin Bailey and Uncle Dutch (Arsenal) about the fallout from The Super League, including why it failed, if the fans really won and the influence of money across football (32:55).    Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

It's Break The Wheel's first ever Open Mic Night, where we read questions from Twitter users that they may or may not have wanted answers for... but hey, it's easy content! We answered questions about how to adjust to Daylight Savings Time (from @moniqueemalcolm) (2:50), if Tiny is going to show up to the SWV-Xscape Verzuz battle (from @quidditch424) (6:40) and how valuable is Tyler Herro to Heat fans (from @DariusTCF) (13:23). Finally, Shawn and Cedric pokes holes into Mo's reasons for abandoning the Knicks (and why Shawn says he's never allowed back!) (24:00). Crew: Shawn Hardie (@shawnwithaw_) Cedric Shine (@cedricshine) Midtown Mo (@midtownmo)

Shawn Hardie (Syracuse) is joined by Adam Rosenberg (Syracuse), Option A or B podcast host Chris Canada (Florida State) and Midtown Mo (Drexel) to preview the 2021 NCAA Tournament. After going through the entire bracket (2:45), they play NCAA Tournament trivia for each guest's alma mater (37:35). Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS

Shawn Hardie is joined by Knicks fans Cedric Shine, Zac Rosenberg and New York State Senator Jamaal Bailey (D-The Bronx/Westchester) to break down the most-discussed 19-18 team of all time, the New York Knicks! They discuss where they think the Knicks will finish in the standings  their thoughts after the first week of the season (3:15), the recent New York Post story on the dynamic in the front office (13:00), if they're worried about Obi Toppin and the development of the kids (20:04) if Julius Randle is a foundational piece or a trade asset (28:45) and what players should the Knicks be eyeing in free agency (36:00). Subscribe to Break The Wheel via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify |  Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Stitcher | RSS