It’s officially launch day for sports talk fans everywhere — Schein Time! debuts Tuesday, March 10, as Adam Schein brings his signature fire to Post Sports in a brand-new daily live show.
The one-hour program runs Monday through Friday at 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT), streaming live on nypost.com/sports and the New York Post Sports and California Post Sports YouTube channels.
Clips and highlights will flood social media and podcast platforms, so you can catch the energy anywhere — whether watching live at home, hitting the gym or chilling on the West Coast.
Schein, the fast-talking, knowledge-packed voice behind SiriusXM’s Schein on Sports, The NFL on CBS and years of national gigs, is ready to deliver unfiltered breakdowns on the biggest stories.
From league-shaking trades to heated rivalries, expect rapid reactions, bold calls and that classic mix of deep insight and pure fan passion.
“I am so excited for Schein Time! Viewers will get my hard-hitting brand of passionate, informed and entertaining sports opinions every single weekday on the hottest topics the sports fan cares about,” Schein said. “I’ve been obsessed with The Post sports since I was 8 years old. This is a dream show. If you love sports with attitude, swagger, intensity and most especially fun, you will love Schein Time!”
The show will stand out with instant reaction to breaking news, a killer guest lineup featuring huge national names — elite players, coaches and insiders dropping real bombs — plus exclusive inside scoops from your favorite Post columnists on both coasts.
Kicking things off with perfect timing, legendary coach Rick Pitino joins as the very first guest fresh off leading St. John’s to the Big East regular-season title, right as the team gears up for the Big East Tournament and a deep run in the NCAA Tournament.
That New York edge meets California intel and everywhere in between that will hit hard and feel fresh.
Produced by Post Sports amid the group’s expansion push, Schein Time! promises to be the daily jolt sports fans crave. Tune in today at 2 p.m. ET when the takes start flying.
