In the fourth hour of New Day we are first joined by Todd Leabo, and shaking things up by starting with some Royals talk, as the winter meetings have begun in Orlando. We first hear some audio from JJ Picollo who spoke on MLB Network yesterday about the Royals offseason and some potential areas of improvement, as well as some discussion about the depth of starting pitching they have. Next we hear from Andy Reid from his press conference yesterday talking about Sundays loss, and the decision to go for it on 4th down on their own side of the field.

<p>In the fourth hour of New Day we are first joined by Todd Leabo, and shaking things up by starting with some Royals talk, as the winter meetings have begun in Orlando. We first hear some audio from JJ Picollo who spoke on MLB Network yesterday about the Royals offseason and some potential areas of improvement, as well as some discussion about the depth of starting pitching they have. Next we hear from Andy Reid from his press conference yesterday talking about Sundays loss, and the decision to go for it on 4th down on their own side of the field.</p>

New Day with SSJ

You can look at it as a stiff cup of coffee, or a good ol' wedgie. Any way you see it, New Day with SSJ starts the morning with a lighter side of the sports world. Sure, host Steven St. John will dive into the X's and O's, and engineer Jake Gutierrez will bring local and national guests onto the show daily. But they also will spike your drink and go from Norm Stewart to Stewie on the "Family Guy" in 4.2 seconds. Don't miss the insight - and antics - on New Day with SSJ, weekdays from 6 to 10 am.

<p>You can look at it as a stiff cup of coffee, or a good ol' wedgie. Any way you see it, New Day with SSJ starts the morning with a lighter side of the sports world. Sure, host Steven St. John will dive into the X's and O's, and engineer Jake Gutierrez will bring local and national guests onto the show daily. But they also will spike your drink and go from Norm Stewart to Stewie on the "Family Guy" in 4.2 seconds. Don't miss the insight - and antics - on New Day with SSJ, weekdays from 6 to 10 am.</p>