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NY's Sports Loud Mouth

NY's Sports Loud Mouth

πŸŽ™οΈ NY Sports Loud Mouth
Unfiltered sports talk, hot takes, and real debate across ALL sports β€” not just New York.

From the Yankees, Mets, Knicks, Jets & Giants to the biggest stories in the NFL, NBA, MLB and beyond, we break it all down with bold opinions and no bias.

Hosted by Errol Marks alongside former NFL defensive lineman for the New York Jets Quinton Coples, bringing real insider perspective, daily reactions, and unfiltered sports analysis.

πŸ”₯ Hot takes, debates & reactions
πŸ”₯ Covering ALL sports β€” NY + national
πŸ”₯ No bias. No filters. Just real sports talk

πŸ‘‰ Follow & subscribe for nonstop energy and real sports conversation.

  • 25 episodes
  • Updated Yesterday
  • Explicit

Episodes25

  • July 25 Β· 1 hr 11 min

    LeBron James signs with the Philadelphia 76ers!

    We discuss the Miami Heat accidentally leaking the fact they signed LeBron James before he signed with the Philadelphia 76ers, talk about the Basketball Hall of Fame creating an exhibit honoring Stephen Curry despite him still being an active player, and take shots at Diego Pavia and the Baltimore Ravens in our Deuce of the Day!

  • July 24 Β· 3 hr 49 min

    NY's Sports Loud Mouth 7/23/26

    A commercial free episode of Thursday's NY's Sports Loud Mouth show. We get into the Miami Heat accidentally leaking LeBron James signing with them, the Basketball Hall of Fame already building an exhibit for Stephen Curry while he is still active, our Deuce of the Day reflecting on the Baltimore Ravens cutting Diego Pavia, Victor Wembanyama, Derrick Rose and Caitlin Clark being named NBA 2K27 cover athletes, ESPN firing many big name employees with them likely to pay Pat McAfee $65 million per

  • July 22 Β· 55 min

    Who is the face of the NBA?

    We discuss Anthony Edwards claiming that Jalen Brunson is the face of the NBA after the Knicks won the NBA championship, if the Mets should completely blow it up and trade Francisco Lindor, and what the Yankees' trade deadline approach should be and whether they should have an "all in" approach with Aaron Judge getting older and more injury prone.