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.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers, Rohrich Automotive, and Zerorez Commercial.Visit here for commercial cleaning details: zerorez.com/commercialProduced by 1TEAM Media.

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.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers, Rohrich Automotive and Zerorez Commercial.Visit here for commercial cleaning details: zerorez.com/commercialProduced by 1TEAM Media.

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.”Sponsored by Henderson Brothers, Rohrich Automotive, and Zerorez Commercial. Visit here for commercial cleaning details: zerorez.com/commercialProduced by 1TEAM Media.

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.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers, Rohrich Automotive, and Zerorez Commercial.Visit here for commercial cleaning details: zerorez.com/commercialProduced by 1TEAM Media.

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.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers, Rohrich Automotive, and Zerorez.Visit here for commercial cleaning details: zerorez.com/commercialProduced by 1TEAM Media.

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.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers, Rohrich Automotive & Zerorez Commercial. Visit here for commercial cleaning details: zerorez.com/commercialProduced by 1TEAM Media.

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.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers, Rohrich Automotive & Zerorez.Visit here for commercial cleaning details: zerorez.com/commercialProduced by 1TEAM Media.

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?Sponsored by Zerorez, Henderson Brothers & Rohrich Automotive. Visit here for commercial cleaning details: zerorez.com/commercialProduced by 1TEAM Media.

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.Sponsored by Henderson Brothers, Rohrich Automotive, and Zerorez Commercial. Produced by 1TEAM Media.Visit here for commercial cleaning details: zerorez.com/commercial

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.