James McOnie from the Crowd Goes Wild joined Piney to discuss Super Rugby finals, the Warriors, the All Whites and the NBA.

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A mixed opening day for the Black Foils at the latest SailGP event in New York.

New Zealand finished second, 11th and first in the opening three regattas, to sit fourth in the event standings ahead of tomorrow's second race day.

Black Foils strategist Liv Mackay joined Piney to discuss.

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Auckland Cricket is looking to make some changes and take the first steps towards leaving Eden Park.

The cricket association will seek permission from the Ōrākei Local Board to get Colin Maiden Park in St Johns redeveloped - and if approved, they'll leave Eden Park.

Auckland Cricket CEO Ian Francis joined Piney to discuss.

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Heartbreak for the Hurricanes after being knocked out of the Super Rugby Pacific playoffs by the Brumbies in Canberra.

The team led midway through the first half, before the Brumbies took control and kept their noses in front for the rest of the contest, holding on to win 35-28.

Hurricanes assistant coach Cory Jane joined Piney to discuss.

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The Blues have flipped the Super Rugby title race on its head with a stunning 20-19 win over the Chiefs in their playoff in Hamilton.

The sixth seed have stolen victory after replacement lock Josh Beehre stretched out to score with time up on the clock.

The result means the Blues face the Crusaders in Christchurch in next weekend's semi-final, while the Chiefs host the Brumbies, after the Australian side held off the Hurricanes 35-28 in Canberra.

Blues assistant coach Greg Feek joined Piney to discuss.

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The Warriors have consolidated their place in the NRL's top four with a 40-10 thumping of the Sharks in Sydney.

They scored seven tries, including five in a second half blitz where the Sharks were held scoreless.

The Warriors were only ahead 12-10 at the break - and coach Andrew Webster joined Piney to discuss the action.

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The Crusaders have recorded their 30th consecutive home playoff win, beating the Queensland Reds 32-12 to advance to next week's Super Rugby Pacific semi-finals.

The hosts led from the jump and out-classed the Reds five tries to two – Ethan Blackadder's 69th minute yellow card for a high tackle rendered meaningless.

Assistant Coach James Marshall joined Piney to unpack their victory.

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