Bob Glauber, Ben Cates, and Geoff Redgrave join The Sportsline + Brett Friedlander surprise appearance
On this Thursday edition of The Sportsline, retired News Day columnist Bob Glauber talked dreadful state of NFL football in New York, Ben Cates of the N&A joins live from Williams Stadium to preview Liberty vs. Sam Houston, and Geoff Redgrave of Wintergreen for Locally on the Links + Brett Friedlander makes a special appearance […]
Bob Glauber talks struggling New York Jets and Giants, parity around the NFL
Retired New York Newsday columnist Bob Glauber joins The Sportsline to talk NFL football, including what he is expecting in the Nathaniel Hackett Revenge Game when the Jets take on the Broncos, on why Zach Wilson needs to string together many good performances moving forward to stay in New York, and why the best Giants […]
Bob Glauber, Dave Glenn, and Mark Fry star on The Sportsline
On this Three Roads Brewing edition of The Sportsline, retired but still working football writer Bob Glauber joins us to talk upcoming season for the Jets and Giants, Dave Glenn stops by to break down more conference realignment and starting the NC Sports Network, and Mark Fry of The Homestead returns to Locally on the […]
Bob Glauber talks Jets, Giants, and NFL football
Retired NFL writer and long-time friend of the show, Bob Glauber joins The Sportsline to talk upcoming NFL season, including why the New York Jets could be a disaster-in-the-making, on what he makes of the New York Giants and running backs across the whole league, and if legendary coach Bill Belichick is on the hot […]
The Sportsline, with Bob Glauber, Austin Gayle, and special in-studio guests
On this Wednesday edition of The Sportsline, retired columnist Bob Glauber decides to not bail on us for once and actually show for his scheduled appearance (he talked football), Austin Gayle of The Ringer continues are discuss on the NFL and what he’s liked most from the draft and offseason, and our friends from LG […]
Bob Glauber actually joins us, talking retired life, sports, and more
Retired sports writer for New York Newsday, Bob Glauber joins us (it’s about time) to talk about his life post-career, sports, and more, including how being a journalist was easier and more personable when he first started his job, on how the NFL has done a masterful job of popularizing all of it’s events, and […]
The Sportsline, with Brett Friedlander and Monday Mourning, not Bob Glauber
On this month-opening edition of The Sportsline, New York sports writer Bob Glauber doesn’t join us as scheduled for the second time in three shows, Brett Friedlander talks the state of college sports and how the ACC faired in the NFL draft, and Monday Mourning recapped the weekend in sports as usual, including a huge […]
One More Bartender! Last Call featuring Mike Quick, Bob Glauber, Mike Burnop, and the guys
Our favorite segment of the week, Last Call is here to look back on funny and out of context quotes from this week on The Sportsline, including guests such as Philly Hall of Famer Mike Quick, Sportsline classic Bob Glauber, VT’s Mike Burnop, and of course plenty of material from hosts Rich and Dennis to […]
The Sportsline with guests David Teel, Bob Glauber, and Dr. Ferry
On this edition of The Sportsline, David Teel stops by to talk area hoops, including UVA at the top of the ACC and VT trying to overcome their slow start, Bob Glauber on still following the NFL and how retirement life is treating him, and Dr. Ben Ferry of Liberty Mountain Medical Group on key […]
Bob Glauber says he retired so he could join our show during Super Bowl week
Newsday’s Bob Glauber joined The Sportsline to talk NFL storylines, offseason moves, and Super Bowl matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, including how retired life has allowed for him to forgo his usual duties join our show on Super Bowl week, on this year’s quarterback matchup in Glendale being a historic one, […]