The Yankees hit the All-Star Break winners of four straight, in large part due to their pitching staff who shut down baseball’s best offense.

Al & Jerry: Rami tells us who on the staff is most difficult to work with

Jerry and John Franco fill in for Boomer & Gio to break down the Mets and Yankees at the All-Star break, player injuries, and the Mets' ninth-inning collapse ahead of Ben Rice's Home Run Derby tonight. Next, Franco talks tough hitters and team brawls, the crew debates wasted money on the McGregor fight, and C-Lo updates on a Yankees win and Rory McIlroy's golf struggles. The baseball fight talk continues with Darryl Strawberry and Franco getting ejected on "John Franco Day" before Kevin Burkhardt joins to preview the All-Star Game. Finally, Franco fields caller questions on classic brawls and potential lockouts, overcomes a "Chazz Chisholm" slip-up, and wraps up the show with wild animal videos and an "Oh my God" Moment of the Day.

C-Lo's audio segment features a Falcons exec comparing Tom Brady to Freddy Krueger, a guy who oddly looks like Eddie Scozzare getting tossed by a bison at Yellowstone, a bear attack, and an "Oh my God" montage.

Jerry and John Franco are in for Boomer & Gio today, starting with where the Mets and Yankees stand at the All-Star break halfway mark and why guys get hurt more now than in the 1980s. Next, C-Lo brings his first update featuring the sound of Ben Rice’s game-winning triple, followed by word that Cam Schlittler will not pitch in the All-Star Game due to rest days. Then, we break down how the Mets led the Red Sox 2-0 in the ninth before a Lindor error and a Devin Williams blown save led to a loss and a sweep, featuring comments from both players. Finally, Ben Rice hits tonight’s HR Derby under the ultimate pressure: his dad is pitching to him.

Jerry starts by asking John Franco about the toughest hitters he faced and the team's best fighters, before shifting to Conor McGregor's brief fight and the money people wasted on it. Next, the room discusses events that were a complete waste of cash, highlighting Al's 1992 Jets/Colts game. Then, C-Lo updates us with the sounds of another Yankees victory, Aaron Boone discussing four straight wins heading into the break, and the Mets losing in extra innings after holding a 2-0 lead in the ninth. Finally, we hear Rory yelling about being bad at golf before Jerry quizzes Al on 1980s Reds players.

We talk baseball fights and Daryl Strawberry, with John Franco sharing his happiness that Strawberry turned his life around and is helping Lenny Dykstra, before Franco details getting thrown out of "John Franco Day" for fighting. Next, C-Lo updates us on Cam Schlittler sitting out the All-Star Game, followed by Evan Roberts' take on the Mets giving fans "one final kick in the balls" before the break. Finally, Kevin Burkhardt from Fox joins the show to talk about the MLB All-Star Game.

We start the hour taking calls for John Franco, beginning with a question about the Ray Knight vs. Eric Davis fight. Before C-Lo’s final update, Jerry asks Franco if there will be a lockout next season—which he doesn't think will happen—right before Franco joins a long list of broadcasters with a "Chazz Chisholm" mis-speak. Next, we talk about a video of a bison throwing an old man who looks like Eddie Scozzare into the air and hear audio of a woman yelling at a grizzly bear. Finally, the Moment of the Day delivers an “Oh my God” montage before we take more calls for John Franco in the final segment of the show.

We did a lot of talking today so this whole segment was for you folks to call up, ask questions and talk to John.

C-Lo returns for an update and starts with Cam Schlittler not pitching in the All Star Game. Evan Roberts said the Mets gave you ‘one final kick in the balls’ before the All-Star break.

We talked about baseball fights & Darryl Strawberry came up. We also touched on the time John Franco got thrown out of John Franco Day for fighting.

C-Lo starts with the sounds of Rickie Ricardo saying it smells like another Yankees victory. Aaron Boone talked about going into the break with 4 straight wins. We heard the sounds of the Mets losing in extra innings when they had a 2-0 lead in the ninth. We heard Rory yell, ‘oh my God, I’m so bad at golf’ after one of his shots this weekend.

We started the hour with Jerry asking John Franco who the toughest hitters he faced in his career.

C-Lo starts with Ben Rice’s triple in the 8th that ended up being the game winner. Cam Schlittler will not pitch in the All-Star Game because of rest days. The Mets led the Red Sox 2-0 in the ninth with Devin Williams on the mound and Lindor made an error and the Mets lost and got swept.

Jerry & John Franco breaking down where both teams are as the All-Star break is here.

Jalen Brunson played through the Finals with a wrist injury that required surgery, and Chris McMonigle raves about how the Knicks MVP is the toughest star we have in this city. Jerry Recco wonders how the Mavericks possibly let this tough superstar get away. Plus, Evan and Tiki react to the Knicks signing Andre Drummond to replace Mitchell Robinson, while C-Mac gives his take on Robinson's long-winded social media message explaining his mysterious hand injury suffered just before the NBA Finals.

Boomer Esiason got the attention of Mets fans when he declared that the team needs to trade Francisco Lindor before the deadline. That led to Evan and Tiki debating if trading Lindor would really make sense for the Mets, and if it is even possible. Plus, reactions to Mike Francesa claiming that a Lindor/Juan Soto feud was sparked by the lack of a welcome message after Soto signed, and Boomer and Jerry believe there has to be more to the team's decision to let Pete Alonso walk.

Brian Cashman gave a discouraging update on Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, leading Chris McMonigle to wonder if Stanton will return at all this season. Plus, Evan Roberts wonders if it is far to worry that Judge won't be back this season either. Evan also says the Yankees need to trade for Tarik Skubal, while C-Mac declares that the Yanks need to cut ties with Anthony Volpe.

Boomer and Jerry covered several notable topics this week, from Boomer declaring that the Mets should trade Francisco Lindor to pondering the real reasons why the team let Pete Alonso leave in free agency. Plus, forecasting where LeBron James will sign and who the Super Bowl favorites will be this year, and lamenting the sad state of the Yankees and Mets, who have made watching baseball in New York a chore over the past month.

The Yankees managed to split the series with Tampa Bay but did so winning a game most wouldn’t expect them to. Is it enough to get them out of their funk and back to playing winning baseball?Also, injury updates on Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton.

Jerry and Gordon Damer fill in to break down the Yankees' win over the Rays, Cashman's injury updates, the Mets' recent success, and local trade deadline plans. The show pivots to Stefon Diggs' legal updates, a potential Patriots step-back against a "football first" Jets squad, and Evan Roberts' strange Nets take. Next, they tackle the LeBron James free agency hype, a bizarre Spurs broadcasting firing, and the uproar over a Bryce Harper Cameo video. Finally, C-Lo wraps things up with extensive audio updates, leading into a childbirth-themed Moment of the Day and the Commanders retiring John Riggins' #44.

Jerry and Gordon Damer fill in for Boomer & Gio today, starting with the Yankees beating the Rays and Brian Cashman addressing the team's funk alongside injury updates on Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. Next, the Mets secure their first series win since mid-June. C-Lo takes over updates, featuring Ben Rice's two home runs and Cashman on the offensive struggles, followed by Howie Rose calling Tyrone Taylor’s homer in a win over the Royals where Sean Manaea pitched a rare 7 innings. Finally, we dive into potential players the Mets could trade and what the Yankees will do at the deadline if Judge isn’t back soon.

Stefon Diggs' male sexual assault accuser turns over 100 texts as evidence against him, while the Patriots appear set for a step-back season with the Vrabel stuff still hanging around. Jerry wonders if the "football first" Jets can leapfrog them now that Aaron Glenn is no longer fighting the media. Next, C-Lo returns to update on the Yankees beating the Rays and the Mets defeating the Royals as Sean Manaea pitches 7 innings. Finally, Evan Roberts drops a strange Nets take in regards to the Knicks.

Jerry says we are acting like a young LeBron James is a free agent right now who wants teams to leave him a voicemail, prompting a discussion on potential places he could land. Next, Spurs TV announcer Jacob Tobey was fired for having an affair with the sister of Spurs forward Lindy Waters III—a move that doesn't make sense since neither of them are married. Then, C-Lo returns for an update featuring audio and all of the awkward topics from a Warm Up Show with Al & Gordon from a few weeks ago. Finally, Jerry closes out the hour by talking about a 1990s Howard Stern Show episode he recently listened to.

We start with the Yankees and the A.L. East, alongside the Phillies' resurgence after firing Rob Thompson and bringing in Don Mattingly. Next, we dive into the uproar over Bryce Harper's Thanksgiving Cameo video for a big FanDuel loser, with Gordon questioning why the platform is being blamed for a problem gambler. C-Lo returns for an update covering Brian Cashman on the Yanks' struggles, C-Mac on beating the Rays, Harper’s depressing audio, and Gary and Keith discussing Royals and Cardinals uniforms. Finally, the Moment of the Day features Al & Gordon on watching a baby be born, followed by a look at why it took so long for the Commanders to retire John Riggins' #44.

C-Lo's last update has lots of audio and stuff. Brian Cashman talking about the struggles the Yanks have faced recently. C-Mac said it’s ok to feel good about the Yankees beating the Rays. We heard the Bryce Harper Cameo audio and it sounded depressing. We heard Gary and Keith talking about the Royals uniform tops and the Cardinals powder blue uniforms. The Moment of The Day: AL & Gordon on watching a baby be born.

Bryce Harper filmed a ‘Happy Thanksgiving’ video for a guy that lost a lot of money on FanDuel. There has been a lot of uproar about it but Gordon doesn’t know why. Then a caller checks in about Blockbuster and Netflix and something about that.

C-Lo returns for an update and has the sound of the Warm Up Show with AL & Gordon from a few weeks ago and all of the awkward topics.

The Spurs TV announcer, Jacob Tobey, was fired for having an affair with the sister of Spurs forward Lindy Waters III. Neither of them are married so it doesn’t make sense.

C-Lo returns with the sounds of the Yankees beating the Rays. The Mets beat the Royals as Sean Manaea actually pitched 7 innings. Evan Roberts had a strange Nets take in regards to the Knicks.

We talked about the Patriots being set up for a step back season with the Vrabel stuff still hanging around. Jerry wondered if there’s any chance the Jets leapfrog them. Jerry thinks the Jets are ‘football first’ this year and Aaron Glenn is no longer fighting with the media.

C-Lo's first update starts with the sounds of Ben Rice hitting one of his two home runs & Cashman on the offensive struggles lately. We heard Howie Rose on the call as Tyrone Taylor homered in the Mets win over the Royals. Sean Manaea pitched 7 innings which is rare for the Mets.

Jerry & Gordon are in for Boomer & Gio and start the show talking about the Yanks win and Brian Cashman's presser the status of Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton.

Al & Jerry: Which medications are embarrassing to be on?

Jerry fills in for Gio alongside Boomer today as they break down the Yankees' shutout loss to the Rays, Aaron Boone getting tossed, and the low-pressure development of the young Mets. C-Lo brings updates from the Mets' victory over the Royals, leading into a look at NFL Super Bowl favorites, Geno Smith's speeding news, and Jerry's NFC East predictions. After tracking near-no-hitters from Dylan Cease and Jared Jones, the guys debate Johan Santana's legacy, revisit a classic Mike Francesa clip, and hit the Moment of the Day before Yousef joins the show to preview the Morocco-France World Cup matchup.

Jerry is in for Gio with Boomer today, opening with the Yankees' shutout loss to the Rays, Paul Goldschmidt going 0-for-34, and a night of 11 strikeouts instead of 17. Aaron Boone got tossed—a move Boomer thinks was meant to wake up his listless team—before C-Lo takes over for his first update, starting with the sound of Brett Baty’s two-run single and Andy Green discussing Christian Scott's five solid innings. Finally, after hearing the Yankees strike out three times in their loss, Jerry wraps up the hour with headlines about Boomer not liking Trump getting involved in the World Cup red card situation.

We open with the low pressure facing the young Mets players on a struggling team, followed by Boomer's desire for a documentary on rookie Matt Seelinger. Next, C-Lo brings updates from the Mets' 6-2 win over the Royals, and Andy Green discusses Ewing’s evolution. Then, we break down the Yankees' shutout loss to the Rays—complete with a failed safety squeeze and Aaron Boone getting tossed—before wrapping up the hour with a look at MLB players who actually play every day.

We open by discussing NFL Super Bowl favorites, with the Rams as the clear front-runner, before Al tries to guess the Cardinals' head coach. Next, we cover Geno Smith's speeding news—which Jerry thinks is no big deal—and Jerry's belief that the NFC East will be a showdown between the Giants and Cowboys. Then, ahead of C-Lo's update, Jerry highlights Marc Malusis looking great after losing weight, leading into the Mets' win over the Royals powered by a big Brett Baty hit and Keith Hernandez’s broadcast comments about his lineage dying off. Finally, we recap no-hitter bids by the Blue Jays' Dylan Cease and the Pirates' Jared Jones before wrapping up with Jerry’s sports and restaurant questions for Al.

We start with the strange spot New York baseball is in, the looming lockout for next season, and pitchers coming out of games with no-hitters and perfect games, leading to a disagreement over whether Johan Santana ruined his career with his no-hitter. Next, ahead of C-Lo's final update, we hear Jerry Blevins’ fake PSA for Luke Weaver to get to the All-Star Game and a Mike Francesa clip from when the Mets made Phil Regan pitching coach at 82, replayed because he passed away. Finally, after a Moment of the Day considering if Al should have a baby, Yousef joins the show to talk about today’s World Cup matchup between Morocco and France.

We hear Jerry Blevins’ fake PSA for Luke Weaver to get to the All Star Game. We heard Mike Francesa back when the Mets made Phil Regan the pitching coach at 82 (he passed away so we played it). The Moment of The Day: Maybe AL should have a baby.

We talked about pitchers coming out of games with no-hitters and perfect games. Boomer said Johan Santana ruined his career with the no-hitter and Jerry completely disagreed with that.

The Mets beat the Royals as Brett Baty had a big hit. We heard Keith Hernandez during the Mets broadcast from Tuesday night talking about his lineage dying off. Dylan Cease had a no-hitter into the ninth for the Blue Jays, but he gave up a single. Pirates pitcher Jared Jones had a no-hitter through six and was taken out. And some World Cup items too.

Let's have a little fun talking the early line on which teams are seen as potential Super Bowl champs.

C-Lo's back with sounds of the Mets beating the Royals, 6-2. Andy Green talked about Ewing’s evolution. The Yankees were shutout by the Rays and failed on a suicide squeeze (it was actually a safety squeeze). Aaron Boone got tossed in this game.

What pressure could there be since the team is so bad. We also touch on the Yankees and their consistency issues.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and starts with the sounds of Brett Baty with a 2-run single and a Mets win. Christian Scott pitched 5 solid innings and Andy Green talked about that. We heard the Yankees striking out three times in their loss to the Rays.

We opened with the Yankees shutout loss to the Rays and all the bad things about that game. Paul Goldschmidt is now 0 for his last 34. Aaron Boone got tossed last night and Boomer thinks he’s trying to wake up his listless team.

Al & Jerry: The endless scroll of social media

Jerry fills in for Gio alongside Boomer as the Yankees set a historic strikeout record, Carson Benge scores on a chaotic three-error infield dribbler, and the Rays get no love in Florida. Next, we break down Jalen Brunson playing through injury, look behind the scenes of commercial breaks, witness Matt Seelinger’s rough Mets debut, and question New York locker room drama. Then, an NYC building collapse scare shares the spotlight with conflicting Francisco Lindor trade rumors. Finally, we tackle Aaron Judge injury speculation, Zack Wheeler's All-Star anger, Charles Barkley declining Taylor Swift, and the Moment of the Day.

Jerry is in for Gio today on Boomer & Jerry, starting with the Yankees striking out 17 times for a second straight game to set an American League record. Next, we discuss the Mets pitching situation, Carson Benge’s little league home run on an infield dribbler via three Royals errors, and Tyler Tolbert flying out to end his 12-at-bat hit streak. C-Lo then delivers his first update with audio from that Benge play, Keith Hernandez’s disbelief, and Caballero’s weird 3-2 pitch bat drop. Finally, we look back at a night of interesting baseball action, including why nobody in Florida seems to care that the Rays are always a good team.

We start with Jalen Brunson playing through a wrist injury that required surgery, leading Jerry to wonder how Dallas blew it with him, followed by a comparison between Jeremy Lin and Caitlyn Clark. Next, C-Lo returns for an update after Jerry reveals what Boomer talks about during commercial breaks. Then, we cover local guy Matt Seelinger’s rough MLB debut for the Mets and Boomer's theory on the locker room drama behind the exits of Alonso, Nimmo, and McNeil. Finally, the Yankees lose to the Rays with another 17 strikeouts, before a caller explains why other countries develop better soccer players.

We start with an NYC building facing potential collapse during a commercial-to-residential conversion, forcing nearby evacuations. Next, we hear from Matt Seelinger’s college teammate who attended last night's game, before C-Lo updates us on the local guy's rough MLB debut with the Mets in front of family and friends. Then, we cover the Francisco Lindor trade rumors, with Mike Francesa saying it will happen and Ken Rosenthal saying it won't. Finally, Jerry discusses a poll about which skill you wish you had.

We start with a caller suspecting Aaron Judge has a hidden season-ending injury, a tip on an NYC Norwegian bar for the World Cup, and a potential MLB lockout. Next, C-Lo's final update brings us Aaron Boone's Yankees All-Stars announcement and a pissed-off Zack Wheeler. Then, Charles Barkley calls a Jaylen Brown to the Sixers rumor a fake story and discusses declining a Taylor Swift wedding invite, followed by a caller saying Cody Bellinger always looks high. Finally, the Moment of the Day asks if you forgot what it's like to like women, before we close with a look at how nobody knows anyone's phone number anymore.

C-Lo's final update of the day has Aaron Boone announcing the Yankees All-Stars. Also, Zack Wheeler not happy to be left off the All-Star roster, saying, ‘It pisses me off’. Charles Barkley talked about Jaylen Brown to the Sixers, which he thought was a fake story. He also talked about declining the invite to the Taylor Swift wedding. A caller said Cody Bellinger always looks high. The Moment of The Day: Did you forget what it’s like to like women?

Might Aaron Judge has a season ending injury and the Yanks are keeping it quiet.

C-Lo starts with Seelinger getting his MLB debut with the Mets (he’s a local guy). Unfortunately it didn’t go well and he had a lot of family and friends there. Mike Francesa said the Mets are going to try and trade Francisco Lindor. Ken Rosenthal responded saying it’s not happening.

The big news in NYC is that building under conversion that's now buckling. Hoo-boy.

Boomer said there had to be something else going on in the locker room for the Mets to get rid of Alonso, Nimmo and McNeil. The Yankees lost to the Rays and struck out 17 times again.

Jalen Brunson just had wrist surgery, meaning he played the playoffs and finals with that injury. Jerry wonders how Dallas blew it with Brunson when he was there every day.

C-Lo's first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Benge infield HR thanks to 3 errors. Keith Hernandez couldn’t believe it. We heard Caballero at bat as he dropped his bat on a 3-2 pitch that looked really weird.

The Yankees striking out 17 times for the second straight game, The Mets, specifically their pitching situation, a disaster. What's even going on with baseball in this city anymore?

Al & Jerry: What do you do if you have bad neighbors and if you touch your face does it mean you’re lying?

Jerry is in for Gio alongside Boomer today breaking down the U.S. World Cup loss to Belgium, a wild Mets win, Boomer's push to trade Lindor, and Rami’s controversial day off. Next, they tackle crazy weather, the Yankees' slumping offense, Caballero's bat flips, Boomer nearly getting hacked on X, and intern Ethan’s studio visit. Then, Gio breaks 90, Jaxson Dart goes viral, Frank Reich joins the Jets, Sean Payton’s wild Belichick plan drops, and local baseball highlights roll in. Finally, CBS's Jimmy Conrad talks soccer fallout, Donovan Mitchell inks an extension, President Trump discusses the World Cup, and Boomer vs. Rami highlights the Moment of the Day.

Jerry is in for Gio alongside Boomer today, starting with the U.S. World Cup loss to Belgium and a wild Mets win highlighted by Juan Soto's clutch ninth-inning home run. Boomer still wants Francisco Lindor traded, while C-Lo steps in for updates right after Boomer calls out Rami's early day off. Plus, hear the sounds of the U.S. defeat, Dave Sims calling Jose Caballero’s two homers backed by Cam Schlittler’s strong pitching, and Soto's dramatic blast. Finally, video emerges of Dianna Russini on a family cruise, and Mike Vrabel and Kevin Burkhardt attend the Taylor Swift wedding.

Yesterday was almost 40 degrees cooler than Friday, Jerry warns of a phallic storm coming to the Midwest, and a roof collapsed at a BJ’s in NJ due to the rain. Next, we discuss the Yankees' recent lack of offense and whether Aaron Judge's return will be enough, followed by a look at if the top AL teams are legit. A caller voices dislike for Caballero’s over-the-top bat flips, C-Lo returns for an update after Boomer almost got hacked on X, and we hear from Rami on social media regarding Boomer going at him for taking a day off. Finally, we hear Dave Sims call one of Caballero’s home runs, Juan Soto’s two-out ninth-inning home run against the Braves, and intern Ethan comes into the studio for Jerry’s questions about Boomer’s career.

Gio broke 90 in golf for the first time, and NFL training camps are just weeks away. Boomer loves the new video of Jaxson Dart throwing a football off a boat to a jet ski, while Geno Smith's off-field situation has quieted down. We discuss Frank Reich joining the Jets to assist Aaron Glenn, Boomer liking the new Devils GM, and C-Lo's update on Sean Payton wanting Bill Belichick to break Don Shula's record. Finally, the Yankees beat the Rays on home runs by Caballero and Rice backed by Cam Schlitter’s eight innings, the Mets top the Braves on a Torrens extra-inning double, Freddy Peralta turns in a "meh" start, and Belgium eliminates the U.S. from the World Cup.

Former soccer player Jimmy Conrad from CBS joins us to discuss the U.S. World Cup elimination loss to Belgium, before C-Lo’s final update highlights固定 Donovan Mitchell’s contract extension with Cleveland. Then, the Yankees beat the Rays with Cam Schlittler on the mound, and we hear President Trump talk about bringing the World Cup to America. Finally, the Moment of the Day features Boomer vs. Rami on taking days off, we wonder where the mid-day show is today, and Jerry questions if U.S. World Cup ratings will go down.

C-Lo returns with NBA news as Donovan Mitchell extending his contract with Cleveland. The Yankees beat the Rays with Cam Schlittler on the mound. We heard President Trump talking about bringing the World Cup to America. The Moment of The Day: Boomer vs Rami on taking days off. In the final segment of the show, where is the mid-day show today?

Former soccer player Jimmy Conrad from CBS joins us to talk about the U.S. getting eliminated from the World Cup in their loss to Belgium.

C-Lo has a story about Sean Payton wanting to bring in Bill Belichick as head coach until he broke Don Shula’s record, then Payton would take over again. The Yankees beat the Rays on only three hits. Cam Schlitter pitched an impressive eight innings. The Mets beat the Braves as Torrens had the go ahead winning double in extras. Belgium eliminated the U.S. from the World Cup.

Why not a little football today - American football. Video emerged of Jaxson Dart throwing a football off a boat to a guy on a jet ski. The Geno Smith off the field situation seems to have died down. We talked about Frank Reich joining the Jets and how that will be great for Aaron Glenn.

C-Lo has Dave Sims on the call as Caballero hit one of his two home runs yesterday. Juan Soto hit a 2 out HR in the ninth to give the Mets the lead over the Braves.

We talked about the lack of Yankees offense lately and discussed whether the return of Aaron Judge from the IL be enough to give them the boost to the post-season.

C-Lo with the sounds of the U.S. losing in the World Cup. We heard Dave Sims on the call as Jose Caballero homered twice to beat the Rays. Cam Schlittler pitched eight strong innings. We heard the Juan Soto HR with 2 outs in the ninth to put the Mets in front.

It wasn't the outcome we wanted for Team USA but it is what it is. We also talked about Juan Soto who continues to be the brightest spot on the Mets roster.

Is it time to throw in the towel on the 2026 Yankees after losing a weekend series at home to Minnesota?

Gio's on vacation so it's Boomer & Jerry. We spent the morning talking about a lot of different things including Boomer having fun at the Norway World Cup match, the controversy surrounding President Trump influencing a red card call, & England beating Mexico. The attention turned to the Mets and what they need to do to right the ship and is shipping big names off the right choice. We didn't neglect talking about the Yanks and their recent struggles. LeBron got a segment of the show as we discussed where he might end up at the age of 41. All this and C-Lo's updates too.

It's Boomer & Jerry today with Gio on vacation. We start the show with Boomer's fun time at the Norway match. We also talk about tthe controversy over a, for now, reversed red card suspension of a USA player after President Trump got involved. C-Lo recaps all the World Cup action, sets up the USA-Belgium match for tonight, and brings us the head-shaking weekend for New York baseball as the Yankees are limping towards the All-Star break. The hour ends with talk about hot weather & that Taylor-Travis wedding.

We start this hour with a good talk about where the Mets are and perhaps some harsh medicine the team needs to move forward, including trading some big names. I mean BIG. C-Lo pops in to guide Yankees fans through the team's dismal weekend. He shifts to the Mets and we know what they're about. England beats Mexico and the Brits go nutsoid happy. Finally, we take some calls on various things of interest to you folks.

The hour begins with Jerry having watched an old Bengals-Steelers Monday night game and Boomer helps break down how they won it. C-Lo has the tough job of telling us again how the Mets are awful and the Yankees are sliding, mixed in with Boomer & Jerry's comments about the teams and lollipops and such.

We spend most of the start of the hour talking about LeBron James and where he might end up and who'd want him there. C-Lo pops in to give us some Boone audio regarding Yanks. The intern gets put in the spotlight by Boomer because that's what Boomer does. There's even some golf talk featuring the Senior Open which took place this past weekend.

C-Lo's got some quotes from Aaron Boone about the slumping Yanks. Boomer takes potshots at the intern. And we end with Moment of the Day.

LeBron is looking for a place to call home in the NBA. Where might that be? Who'd want him?

Yeah, we know that New York baseball is in a doldrum right now with the Mets in the dumper and Yankees lollipopping their way through games. Hey, we gotta talk about it and be pissed off.

Specifically, an old MNF Bengals-Steelers game with QB Boomer Esiason. It was an exciting game full of great plays which Boomer breaks down for Jerry and us.

C-Lo starts with the Yanks and they just don't look good at all. Boomer somewhat blames the players' attitudes. We touch on the Mets and whatever with them this year. Finally, England beats World Cup co-host Mexico and the Brits are happy.

Boomer's got some ideas about what the Mets should do to at least move forward for the future. Some of the remedies include trading players some might imagine untradeable.

C-Lo's here for his first update with everything you need to know about the World Cup leading into tonight's USA v. Belgium match. Then he shifts gears to the sad spectacle that is Mets & Yankees baseball.

Boomer went to the Norway match and had a great time of it. We also talked about Donald Trump calling President of FIFA and having him reverse a US players red card suspension.

Is the heat turning up on Aaron Boone? Evan and Morash give their take on just how much at risk Boone is to lose his job. Plus, Craig and Chris sound off on the team seemingly hitting rock bottom, Morash is officially hitting the panic button on the season, and Tommy Lugauer says the team's wave of injuries has seemingly caught up to them.

Steve Cohen did an extensive interview with the New York Post, and our hosts have A LOT of questions after listening to the owner speak. Boomer and Gio wonder how Cohen could feel concerned about the state of the farm system given the team's investment in that area, while Evan and Morash wrap their heads around the Francisco Lindor/Juan Soto drama that, according to Cohen, is confined to last year. How do we know that for sure? Plus, Craig Carton went off on Cohen and the state of the Mets organization.

The longest-tenured Knick is no more, as Mitchell Robinson has signed with the hated Celtics on a three-year deal. Boomer and Gio sound off on the reality that Mitch was likely never coming back, while Evan Roberts says the move is nothing more than James Dolan's refusal to go into the second apron. Plus, Shaun Morash's instant reaction to the Mitch news, which broke while he was on the air, and Boomer and Gio react to the Knicks signing Landry Shamet to a new contract.

Boomer & Gio react to Steve Cohen’s recent comments about the Mets on a podcast. Plus, Mitchell Robinson is headed to the Celtics and who will land LeBron James? Boomer and Gio on Team USA’s latest World Cup win; former Mets hitting coach Eric Chavez criticizes David Stearns; what are the Mets’ managerial options for 2027? And is Aaron Glenn the favorite to lose his job first?

Filling in for Boomer & Gio on a wild pre-July 4th show, Jerry and Gordon kick things off by tackling the reigning champion Knicks freezing out a 41-year-old LeBron James, Jaylen Brown's Twitch meltdown over being shipped to Philly, Uruguay's stranded World Cup squad, and Taylor Swift's upcoming 10-hour MSG "wedding" spectacle. The holiday chaos rolls on as Gordon brands soccer a "terrible first draft," the Yankees bleed without Aaron Judge, and Steve Cohen nukes the Mets' clubhouse, all unfolding alongside a Metallica vs. Beach Boys debate, a sneaky prank caller, Jerry's US history quiz, and C-Lo's headlines. Finally, MLB Network's Robert Flores confirms a explosive Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor feud that puts David Stearns on the ultimate hot seat, capping off a chaotic broadcast where Gordon begs for elite Twitter status and furious callers reject aging superstars to declare New York Jalen Brunson’s town.

Jerry and Gordon are in for Boomer & Gio on this day before July 4th! The reigning world-champion Knicks are leaving a 41-year-old LeBron James out in the cold because New York has zero room for his drama. Meanwhile, Jaylen Brown is crying on Twitch after getting locked out of Boston and shipped to Philly, and World Cup fever turns savage as a humiliated Uruguay squad gets their charter flight canceled - was it out of spite? Also, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are invading Madison Square Garden for a shameless, 10-hour "wedding" spectacle that our hosts are already slamming as an attention-addicted, Netflix-bound money grab!

Gordon does not like soccer at all, branding it a "terrible first draft" of a sport! Meanwhile, the New York baseball scene is in an absolute tabloid freefall: Mets owner Steve Cohen just nuked his own clubhouse by exposing toxic star feuds and a regressed farm system under David Stearns, while the bleeding Yankees are unmasked as lesser without Aaron Judge to save them. Add in a wild clash over Metallica versus the Beach Boys and a sneaky holiday prank caller who catches the hosts completely off-guard, and you’ve got a chaotic hour of radio that proves the holiday weekend drama is already off the rails!

The hour starts with one of Jerry's patented quizzes - this time about US history since, you know, 250 and all that. C-Lo pops in with all the headlines and oddities. But we end the hour talking about the plight of the Mets and David Stearns who has to be on the hottest of seats right now.

MLB Network's Robert Flores blows the lid off the Mets' catastrophic implosion, officially confirming the explosive clubhouse drama between Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor. Meanwhile, Gordon shamelessly begs to join the show’s elite Twitter inner circle—comparing the ultra-exclusive follow list to walking on the moon—before furious callers completely nuke 42-year-old LeBron James and "loser" Kevin Durant. Reigning world-champion Knick fans are officially screaming that they don't need aging superstars glomming onto their glory, proving that the throne in New York belongs to Jalen Brunson alone!

The annual Boone Swoon has reached epic proportions as the Yankees are riding a seven game losing streak, which apparently is something the manager lives for. Christian is back to break down all the losing and Boone’s very interesting week.

Al & Jerry: All about Fireworks

We track Team USA’s dramatic World Cup run from controversial red cards to a legendary in-studio "goal" contest. On the diamond, Steve Cohen vents his extreme worry over the Mets' regressed farm system, locker room drama, and blowout losses, while the slumping Yankees drop consecutive extra-inning games to Detroit amidst an error and illness outbreak. In basketball, we break down Mitchell Robinson heading to the Celtics, Jaylen Brown's trade to the Sixers, LeBron’s Miami rumors, and Stephen A. Smith calling out the Lakers. Plus, Shaun Morash warns the NYC Mayor that "heat is dangerous," former players share wild locker room stories, and Gio reacts to some crazy Empire State Building climbers.

Team USA’s World Cup win and controversial red card have Gio calling it a "100% FIFA bang job," followed by Shaun Morash’s tips on beating the dangerous heat. Jerry drops his first update with the sounds of the U.S. victory, leading into Steve Cohen’s podcast comments about David Stearns, his extreme worry over the Mets' farm system, and how the team is taking the joy out of the season. Then we hit the diamond: the Mets lost to the Blue Jays as Freddy Peralta gave nothing, and the Yankees fell to the Tigers in 11 after committing 17 errors in 12 games. Finally, we react to Jaylen Brown’s trade to the Sixers, Mitchell Robinson heading to the Celtics, and a closing look at Team USA and the U.S. hosting the World Cup.

Mitchell Robinson signs with the Celtics—though Gio notes it doesn't mean he dislikes the Knicks—while Boston also trades Jaylen Brown to the Sixers. Next, LeBron’s potential landing spot shifts from Cleveland to Miami for the year-round golf, the Rangers trade Trocheck to the Mammoth, and Paul in Yonkers calls in to yell at Steve Cohen. Jerry’s update brings the Spanish call of the U.S. 2-0 goal and the head coach’s take on the red card, leading into Cohen addressing the true Lindor/Soto beef and explaining why letting Mendoza go was a mercy killing. Finally, the Yankees drop another one to Detroit in 11 frames with an illness-plagued roster, Stephen A. Smith blasts the Lakers as "white dude central," and Shaun Morash talks with the NYC Mayor because "heat is dangerous."

We start with Steve Cohen’s podcast appearance, where he shared his extreme worry over the Mets' regressed farm system and confirmed the past conflict between Lindor and Soto. Next, Jerry’s update delivers the sounds of Team USA’s World Cup win, followed by more clips of Cohen discussing player pressure and the search for a new manager. From there, the Mets lose big to the Blue Jays after trailing 9-0, the Yankees drop their seventh straight to the Tigers, and Carton shuts down C-Mac's attempt to talk about a Rangers trade. Finally, we close with Gio changing his mind about the two people who climbed the outside of the Empire State Building.

Rashad McCants shares a story about a post-game clash between Wally Szczerbiak and Kevin Garnett that got Wally traded, before Stone Garrett recalls getting injured by a stupid knife prank pulled by former teammate Josh Naylor. Next, Jerry's final update brings the sounds of Team USA advancing in the World Cup, sparking an in-studio "gooooooaaaaalllll" competition won by AL. We then hear Steve Cohen express extreme worry over the Mets and their farm system after a Canada Day loss to the Blue Jays that leaves them at 2-10 in their last 12 games, followed by Jazz discussing what's going wrong. Finally, we hit the Yankees' 17 errors over their last 12 games, highlight Shaun Morash's "heat is dangerous" line as the Moment of the Day, and welcome Morash into the studio for the final segment of the show.

Jerry closes out the day with Team USA advancing in the World Cup. We heard from Steve Cohen being ‘extremely worried’ about the Mets. Local baseball losses. Jazz talked about what could be going wrong. The Yankees have 17 errors in their last 12 games. The Moment of The Day: ‘Heat is dangerous’- Shaun Morash.

Wally Szczerbiak and Kevin Garnett got into it once after a game. We also took a call about the reckless "skywalker" couple at the ESB and even talked a little about Team USA moving on to play Belgium.

Jerry with more of Team USA’s win in the World Cup and Steve Cohen about players being able to play in New York with more pressure. He also talked about the process for finding a new manager for next year. Mets & Yanks lost yesterday. Also, C-Mac tried to bring up the Rangers trade but Carton told him nobody knows who the hockey players are.

He talked about the team and the regressing farm system.

Jerry's back with the Spanish call of the second Team USA goal. More from Steve Cohen about Mendy and that Lindor-Soto beef. We've got the lowlites of both a Yanks & Mets loss - sad. Loudmouth Stephen A. Smith thinks the Lakers are too white now.

Also, Jaylen Brown goes to the Sixers and we talk about LeBron's landing spot.

Jerry's here and we'll give you his whole sportscast cuz there's a lot. He's got sound of the big Team USA win. Steve Cohen on David Stearns and lack of Mets success. Losses for both baseball teams (of course). Big moves in the NBA including Mitchell Robinson to the Celtics.

With start the show with USA's win over Bosnia-Herzegovina and a controversial red card penalty given to the US.

Al & Jerry: Do you tip on top of tax and some beat the heat tips for summer

Today we tackle massive NBA free agency shakeups as LeBron James exits LA, Kawhi Leonard heads back to Toronto, and Draymond Green opts out. Over on the diamond, the Mets rack up shutouts and hunt for a new manager while the Yankees slide, benches clear between the Red Sox and Nationals, and a Guardians rookie makes a hilarious viral blunder. Finally, we break down historic World Cup and baseball TV ratings, the Roommates podcast roasting Josh Hart, Blake Griffin's shocking sports psychologist betrayal, and a studio visit from Craig Carton to celebrate WFAN's 39th birthday.

This morning we kick off with the World Cup and LeBron James’ likely return to Cleveland, before breaking down Mitchell Robinson’s future with the Knicks and Kawhi Leonard heading back to the Raptors. Jerry's first update brings you the Tigers handling Cam Schlittler, a Mets shutout over the Blue Jays with homers from Alvarez and Torrens, and Alex Cora's glowing podcast praise for New York. Finally, benches clear in the Red Sox/Nationals game after a Contreras and Cavalli clash, Jalen Brunson shares his dislike for "Who Let The Dogs Out," and we react to the viral coffee shop video of ESPN's Gary Striewski vs. JuJu Chan.

The Travelers outrated the Yankees/Red Sox on Sunday, which was still the most-watched Sunday Night Baseball game in 15 years. Looking ahead, Boomer thinks tonight’s U.S. World Cup game will be the most-watched U.S. team game. Jerry returns for an update starting with the Mets shutting out the Blue Jays and the Yankees losing their sixth straight after a rough first inning from Cam Schlittler. Finally, a Guardians rookie outfielder mistakenly throws the ball into the stands with only two outs, Mike Brown discusses benching Josh Hart on the Roommates podcast, and Blake Griffin shares a story about a sports psychologist who called coach Doc Rivers to tell him everything they talked about.

We break down NBA free agency and LeBron telling the Lakers he’s playing elsewhere, followed by a look at potential Mets managers Carlos Beltran, Alex Cora, and Dave Martinez. Jerry's update starts with the Yankees' loss after Cam Schlittler surrendered three first-inning home runs, benches clearing in the Red Sox/Nationals game after words between Willson Contreras and Cade Cavalli—where we heard from both—and a Mets shutout over the Blue Jays via Nolan McLean's six solid innings. To wrap up, Draymond Green discusses opting out, LeBron confirms he won’t return to the Lakers, and Jerry leaves us with an unexpected pronunciation of "Mexico."

We kick off with Knicks and World Cup auction items, before Dan in Carteret predicts a Yanks/Braves World Series after a Knicks/Spurs finals. Next, we note WFAN’s 39th birthday and talk about the length of men's shorts. Jerry’s final update shares the sound of a Guardians rookie outfielder throwing a ball into the stands with only two outs, followed by Mike Brown's appearance on the Roommates podcast where Jalen Brunson names Josh Hart the worst practice player. Finally, Jerry provides an unexpected pronunciation of "Mexico" for the Moment of the Day, and Craig Carton finishes the show in the studio talking about how good he is at golf.

Jerry's final update of the day has sounds of a Guardians rookie outfielder throwing a ball in the stands thinking it was 3 outs when it was only 2. The Roommates podcast had Mike Brown on and Jalen Brunson said Josh Hart was the worst practice player. The Moment of The Day: Jerry pronounces Mexico in a different way than expected.

Today is WFAN’s 39th birthday. We also talked about the length of men’s shorts these days.

Jerry's here with a Yankees loss as Cam Schlittler gave up 3 home runs in the first inning. Willson Contreras and Cade Cavalli had words as benches cleared in the Red Sox/Nationals game. The Mets shutout the Blue Jays as Nolan McLean pitched a solid six innings. Draymond Green talked about opting out of his contract and LeBron James told the Lakers he will not be returning to them.

Lot of choices out there, but who do we think might be a good fit.

Jerry touches on the Mets shutting out the Blue Jays. The Yankees lost their sixth straight as Cam Schlittler had a rough first inning. A Guardians rookie outfielder threw the ball into the stands thinking it was 3 outs but it was only 2. Mike Brown was on the Roommates podcast and they talked about him benching Josh Hart at one point. Plus, some World Cup stories.

Sunday night had Travelers, Yanks/Bosox and World Cup. Lots to watch, but what did you folks out there actually watch.

Jerry is back with the Tigers having no problem with Cam Schlittler. The Mets actually shutout the Blue Jays as Alvarez & Torrens homered. Alex Cora was on a podcast and spoke glowingly about the Mets. Willson Contreras and Cade Cavalli had words as benches cleared in the Red Sox/Nationals game. Mike Brown and Jalen Brunson talked about Who Let The Dogs Out, as Brunson doesn’t seem to be a fan.

We started the morning with a little World Cup excitement, LeBron leaving the Lakers news, and talked about the future of Mitchell Robinson.

Al & Rami: Keurig panties, Fast food herpes and someone pooped at their seat at the Noah Kahan show in Philadelphia

We start with Knicks roster updates, LeBron’s pursuit of the Warriors, and behind-the-scenes friction over Al's podcast critiques of the show. Next, we look at Dianna Russini’s viral body cam footage, Rob Saleh escaping the Jets, and a rough stretch for New York sports filled with baseball blunders and World Cup updates. Finally, we wrap up with Aaron Glenn topping the NFL hot seat, rumors of a Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Netflix wedding, and the Knicks pulling a piece of history from auction.

We start with Landry Shamet re-signing with the Knicks and Mitchell Robinson likely leaving for more money, followed by LeBron trying to go to the Warriors, a move Gio thinks is pathetic. C-Lo is in for Jerry with his first update, starting with George Springer’s ‘little league HR’ against the Mets—who have now lost 9-of-10—and the Yankees losing their fifth straight during an offensive slump. Finally, we look at Ja Morant being traded to the Trailblazers and Josh Hart becoming eligible for an extension right now.

Gio reacts to Al critiquing his work on a podcast with Rami instead of doing it one-on-one off the air, including Al's complaints that too many drops are confusing the audience and that he talks into Gio’s ear too much. Next, C-Lo returns for an update on the World Cup and Morocco, followed by the sounds of the Yankees losing to the Blue Jays as Cody Bellinger dropped a fly ball. Finally, we take a few calls—including a woman telling Boomer to ‘stay in his lane’—before wrapping up with Gio loving the American-themed golf balls out there for the 250th birthday.

The body cam footage of Dianna Russini getting pulled over has emerged, bonding her with Gio over her saying the Vikings quarterback ‘sucks,’ though Gio thought the lack of a FaceTime between the cop and an NFL head coach looked desperate and ridiculous. Next, Gio wonders how Rob Saleh escaped the Jets with no stink on him. C-Lo then returns for an update, starting with Jazz and Dominguez colliding in a Yankees loss, Bo Bichette getting choked up returning to Toronto, and Ronny Mauricio hitting Francisco Alvarez with his bat. Finally, we hear the audio of Russini getting pulled over, catch up on yesterday's World Cup highlights, and discuss Angelina Jolie revealing she hasn’t dated since divorcing Brad Pitt in 2016.

We start with Aaron Glenn topping the NFL head coach hot seat list on CBS Sports, the Geno Smith situation, and whether Mitchell Robinson will stay with the Knicks next season. Next, C-Lo delivers his final update of the day featuring George Springer’s little league home run against the Mets, followed by Adam Schein breaking down the Yankees getting swept in Fenway, and a caller advising Joe Benigno to take Advil for back pain. Finally, we discuss whether the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding will be filmed for Netflix, share a Moment of the Day about why criticizing Boomer is an embarrassment to womanhood, and close with the Knicks pulling the OG Anunoby tip-in ball from auction so they can keep it.

According to the CBS Sports website. We also talked about the Geno Smith situation.

We'll end the morning on a lighter note. We heard a caller to Joe Benigno advising people to take Advil for back pain. Will the Taylor Swift/Travis Kelce wedding be filmed for Netflix? The Moment of The Day: Criticizing Boomer is an embarrassment to womanhood.

C-Lo starts with Jazz & Dominguez colliding in the Yankees loss. Bo Bichette was very reflective in returning to Toronto and got choked up before the game. Ronny Mauricio hit Francisco Alvarez with his bat in the on deck circle. We heard the audio of Dianna Russini getting pulled over.

The body cam footage of Dianna Russini getting pulled over for being on her phone while driving has emerged.

She doesn't appreciate Boomer being quick to criticize others.

You'd think it would be in a private one-on-one meeting but no.

C-Lo starts with George Springer’s ‘little league HR’ in the first against the Mets. The Mets have lost 9-of-10. The Yankees lost their fifth straight and have been terrible offensively.

The question is, what about Mitchell Robinson?

Following a historically brutal weekend in Boston, we break down the Yankees' alarming offensive collapse and Aaron Boone's baffling post-game reaction. Plus, we look ahead to the trade deadline and debate whether it's finally time for Brian Cashman to go all-in.

Al & Rami: We discuss how Rami is doing so far with the drops and communicating to the on air talent

We kick off with Carlos Mendoza's firing, the Yankees getting swept in Boston, and drama involving Steve Cohen, Mike Fleigelman, and Matt Miller. Next, we dive into the wild Phil Mickelson photo allegations, an angry caller, and fan fury over the Yankees game moving to Peacock. Then, it's a C-Lo breakfast mix-up, a look at ubiquitous New York athletes, and rumors of a Taylor Swift wedding at MSG. Finally, we cover the Travelers playoff, Chris Johnson’s ALS diagnosis, and Eric Chavez blasting David Stearns, before Gio wraps things up with impressions of our favorite caller.

We start with Carlos Mendoza’s firing and Mr. Met dancing behind a serious Steve Gelbs. C-Lo fills in for Jerry to update us on the Yankees getting swept in Boston, the Mets' series loss to the Phillies, and Steve Cohen promising on Twitter to speak soon. Then, media drama explodes as WFAN’s Mike Fleigelman calls Mike Puma 'moronic' and a 'buffoon,' drawing fire from other writers. Finally, we recap yesterday's golf game that left Boomer sleepless, and the internet digging up dirt on ESPN's Matt Miller following his car accident and GoFundMe campaign.

A new Alan Shipnuck article alleges Phil Mickelson showed an explicit photo of himself to Pat Perez’s wife, as we learn he was thrown out of a third club. Next, a caller yells at us for forgetting what it’s like to like women. C-Lo then returns to update us on the Yankees getting swept in Boston and Jazz Chisholm getting tossed for slamming his helmet. Finally, viewers are left furious after golf bumped the Yankees/Red Sox game from NBC to Peacock without them knowing.

Another breakfast delivery mix-up with C-Lo kicks things off, followed by Boomer claiming the Knicks are still "living it up" and a look at ubiquitous NY athletes like John Franco and Sean Landetta. Then, C-Lo updates us on the Yankees getting swept in Boston and the Mets losing their series to the Phillies after Kyle Schwarber's 30th home run. Finally, we hear the Mike Puma questions to David Stearns that annoyed WFAN’s Mike Fliegelman, before Gio wonders if Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are really getting married at MSG this weekend.

We start with the Travelers playoff on the 18th hole this morning, followed by the heartbreaking news that former NFL running back Chris Johnson has been diagnosed with ALS at age 39. Next, C-Lo returns for an update where Gio asks about the Phil Mickelson photo scandal involving Pat Perez’s wife. Then, former Mets hitting coach Eric Chavez blasts David Stearns' lack of leadership and claims they are coddling Juan Soto. Finally, after a caller yells at us for forgetting what it's like to love women for the Moment of the Day, Gio wraps up the show with impressions of him.

Former Mets hitting coach Eric Chavez went on his podcast and went in on David Stearns lack of leadership. He also said they were coddling Juan Soto. The Moment of The Day: A caller yells at us for forgetting what it’s like to love women.

Sad news that Chris Johnson, a former running back for the Tennessee Titans, contracts ALS at the age of 39.

The Yankees got swept in Boston. The Mets lost their series to the Phillies as Kyle Schwarber hit his 30th HR of the season. We heard the Mike Puma questions to David Stearns that got WFAN’s Mike Fliegelman annoyed.

Guys like John Franco and Sean Landetta are everywhere.

C-Lo returns with the Yankees getting swept in Boston. Jazz Chisholm got tossed for slamming his helmet after getting called out on a checked swing.

Another article came up about Phil Mickelson from writer Alan Shipnuck alleging that Phil Mickelson showed Pat Perez's wife a full naked photo of himself, aroused, when Pat went to the bathroom. We also talk about Phil's sordid past.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and started with the Yankees getting swept in a 4-game series in Boston. The Mets lost a series against the Phillies as Kyle Schwarber hit his 30th HR. Steve Cohen told a guy on Twitter he will speak soon.

We talk some Mets disaster including when Steve Gelbs was talking seriously to Gary, Keith & Ron in the pre-game about the Mendoza firing, Mr. Met was dancing right behind him.

Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash debate if the Yankees should pursue Tarik Skubal at the trade deadline. Plus, reaction to Jazz Chisholm's "lollipop-gate" and his heroics the next day; Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle on why fans should back off Anthony Volpe; Boomer & Gio give their thoughts on Chisholm, too.

This week was NOT short on Mets rants, as Boomer and Gio sounded off on how poorly the team has played this season, with Boomer comparing these Mets to Phil Jackson's Knicks. Plus, Evan Roberts ripped the team for being "awful," and called on Steve Cohen to speak about the state of the franchise. Craig Carton did the same, while he and Chris McMonigle broke down the embarrassment the front office must have felt when Pete Alonso chants broke out at Citi Field.

The Knicks traded (a lot) during the NBA Draft, and we had all the reactions to what Leon Rose is up to this week. Plus, Becky Hammon addressed her comments about Jalen Brunson not being a 1A, leading to Evan Roberts sounding off on why that one sound bite will never go away. Plus, Boomer and Gio react to Julius Randle returning to New York...this time as a member of the rival Nets.

News broke Friday morning of the Mets firing manager Carlos Mendoza, and we had all the instant reactions, including Evan sounding off on the move being "too little, too late," Craig Carton applauding Steve Cohen for making the decision, and guesses on who will manage the team in 2027.

Boomer & Gio react to the breaking news that the Mets are parting ways with manager Carlos Mendoza. Plus, Knicks fans are still angry with Becky Hammon (7:28); Boomer and Gio are getting in to the World Cup (18:50); Jazz Chisholm sparks takes on adults eating lollipops (27:57); Boomer tries to get a handle on the Geno Smith situation (42:44); Julius Randle returns to New York as a Net (54:17)

It's not always easy to live out your dream, which was a reminder offered by Yankees rookie Spencer Jones when he sat down with Bradfo. The former first-round pick detailed some of the obstacles he overcame to reach the majors and offered advice to those about to be introduced to professional baseball. Bradfo also catches up with another inspirational story: former All-Star Paul Blackburn, who has revitalized his career after navigating a few years of struggles and injuries. And, finally, there is a conversation with Trevor Story, who not only offers an update on his comeback from sports hernia surgery but also explains the importance of veteran leadership in a big league clubhouse.

We kick off with World Cup excitement and tough losses for both the Mets and Yankees, before transitioning to Mitchell Robinson’s Knicks future, baseball lockout debates, and Evan’s dog at Bark at the Park. Next, we react to a viral, out-of-context clip of Boomer, Gio’s internet exhaustion, and interns crowding the studio space. Finally, we wrap up with the shocking Terrion Arnold legal story and breaking news of Carlos Mendoza being fired by the Mets.

We start the show talking about Team USA and the World Cup - we're excited. C-Lo is in for Jerry and starts with some clarification on last segment’s World Cup talk. The Mets lost their sixth straight in ten innings to the Cubs. The Yankees lost to the Red Sox as Cam Schlitter got the loss. In the final segment of the hour, we took some calls on the World Cup.

Mitchell Robinson looks unlikely to return to the Knicks next season, before we break down the upcoming baseball lockout that Al is rooting for and Boomer is questioning. Next, C-Lo’s update kicks off with U.S. vs Bosnia, followed by a clip of Dolan stating the Knicks won't enter the spending 'second apron.' Then, Landry Shamet addresses the media doubters, Evan Roberts brings his dog Marshmello to Bark at the Park, and Cam Schlitter takes the loss in Boston. Finally, we close out the hour talking about Evan's shih tzu.

An Awful Announcing clip of Boomer talking about Caitlin Clark hits 3.8 million views, drawing a response from Jemele Hill after being taken completely out of context. Next, an internet-exhausted Gio talks about wanting to pull the plug on social media and potentially starting nicotine pouches. Then, C-Lo returns for an update, but the conversation quickly shifts to interns crowding Al’s studio space. Finally, we close the hour with Gio discussing teachers' summer schedules and their annoyance when it's time to return to school.

We start with the crazy story of Lions player Terrion Arnold facing 100 years in prison for kidnapping and robbery charges. Next, C-Lo returns with breaking news that Carlos Mendoza was fired, followed by the Moment of the Day featuring Al looking at the intern’s notes. Finally, we wrap up the week with more on the Mets firing Mendoza and Andy Green coming down from the front office to be interim manager.

We react to the news that the New York Mets have fired manager Carlos Mendoza. Plus, your calls.

The crazy story of Lions player Terrion Arnold, who is facing 100 years in prison for kidnapping and robbery charges.

C-Lo popped in for an update but it went in a different direction about how the interns are crowding Al’s space in the studio.

Gio wants to pull the plug on social media but he knows he can’t. Gio is exhausted by the internet.

C-Lo starts with U.S. vs Bosnia. Then a podcast clip from the Athletic on Dolan saying the Knicks are not going into ‘the second apron’ as far as spending money. Landry Shamet about the media not believing in them in the beginning. Evan Roberts brought his dog Marshmello to the Mets game for Bark at the Park. Cam Schlitter took the loss in Boston.

We talked about the baseball lockout that is coming next season. Al is rooting for a lockout and Boomer wonders why.

C-Lo is in with some World Cup talk. The Mets lost their sixth straight in ten innings to the Cubs. The Yankees lost to the Red Sox as Cam Schlitter got the loss.

Hold on to your hats, we actually talked about the World Cup in this segment and are excited about Team USA.

From 'Reception Perception' (subscribe here): James and Alfredo Brown break down the profile of New York's Jaxson Dart.

Al & Rami: How did Rami get married without a full time job? What will his career in radio look like? And is everyone in his generation really broke?

Today on the show, we tackle a tale of two New York baseball teams as the Yankees keep rolling while the Mets sink into the "depths of despair" after a brutal, six-error doubleheader disaster. We dive deep into the heated Caitlin Clark and WNBA discourse, welcome Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin into the studio to talk Fanatics-fest, and break news of LaMelo Ball's trade to the Timberwolves. Plus, C-Lo delivers the updates while the guys riff on everything from media beefs and phone addictions to Dianna Russini FaceTiming a head coach to escape a traffic ticket.

The Mets dropped a doubleheader to the Cubs while the Yankees beat the Tigers again. Gary Cohen declared the Mets in the "depths of despair" during a game that "causes reevaluations." Fans chanted for Pete Alonso—though Gio claims he wouldn't make them any better. C-Lo starts his first update with the Yankees' win behind two Paul Goldschmidt home runs. Plus, Ryan McMahon hits the IL with a throat abscess, we hear the sounds of the Mets giving up 10 runs in each game, and a NY Times article reveals how Dianna Russini FaceTimed a head coach to get out of a police ticket.

Boomer says JP Morgan is "going through it right now" over a woman stealing a Knicks-colored garbage can and potentially made-up sexual harassment claims. Next, Fanatics Founder & CEO Michael Rubin joins the studio to talk Fanatics-fest, attending Knicks players, and items for sale. Finally, Gio highlights podcasts dealing with porn addiction, sparking a conversation on phone addiction.

We play an awkward exchange between Richard Jefferson, Jay Williams, and Kenny Smith, which somehow transitions into Joe Piscopo and Eddie Murphy. Next, C-Lo's update features Rickie Ricardo's Spanish call of a Dominguez home run in a Yankees win, followed by the Mets dropping a doubleheader to the Cubs with a six-error game. Then, we dive into the beef between Jaylen Brown and Stephen A. Smith after Brown labeled ESPN unethical. Finally, Caitlin Clark is excluded from a WNBA 30th anniversary poster, prompting a caller to claim women are "more genetically jealous" than men.

We discuss the current state of the Mets and Yankees, followed by a caller wondering why a soccer match gets a gridlock alert when Jets and Giants games don't. Next, a female therapist calls in about player "jealousy" toward Caitlin Clark, and the Seton Hall women's basketball coach talks about protecting Clark to grow the sport. C-Lo's final update breaks news of LaMelo Ball heading to the Timberwolves, before featuring Dave Sims' call of Paul Goldschmidt's two homers in a Yankees win. We then hear about the Mets' doubleheader loss to the Cubs." Finally, Wyndham Clark explains his 2016 Baker Mayfield tweet on Pardon My Take, a guest and food delivery collide for the Moment of the Day, and a caller compares World Cup stadium access between New Jersey and Philadelphia.

C-Lo returns with breaking news as LaMelo Ball goes to the Timberwolves. We heard Dave Sims on the call as Paul Goldschmidt hit 2 homers last night as the Yankees beat the Tigers. The Mets lost a double header to the Cubs as Dansby Swanson had 11 RBIs on the day. Wyndham Clark was on Pardon My Take and talked about why he tweeted ‘I hate Baker Mayfield’ in 2016. The Moment of The Day: A guest & food delivery collide.

A woman therapist calls in about the word ‘jealousy’ between players in the WNBA and Caitlin Clark. The women’s basketball coach at Seton Hall calls in about protecting Clark to keep the sport growing.

C-Lo starts with Rickie Ricardo on the Spanish call as Dominguez homered and the Yankees beat the Tigers. The Mets lost a double header to the Cubs and had 6 errors in one game. There’s a beef going on between Jaylen Brown and Stephen A. Smith after Brown said ESPN is unethical.

Sometimes someone goes at another person thinking it's funny and it isn't received too well.

Michael Rubin, Founder & CEO of Fanatics, joins us in the studio. We talked about Fanatics-fest and all the Knicks related players that will be there and items for sale.

Boomer said JP Morgan is ‘going through it right now’ because of the woman stealing a Knicks colored garbage can from the street. A caller brings up bagels for some reason and then Gio takes issue with people who talk to him when he's just not interested.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and starts with the Yankees beating the Tigers behind 2 home runs by Paul Goldschmidt. Ryan McMahon is on the IL with some sort of abscess in his throat. We heard the sounds of the Mets giving up 10 runs in each game of a double header.

Or as Gary Cohen put it, "The depths of despair."

Al & Rami: Listener questions for Rami, ‘The New Guy’

Today's show breaks down Kodai Senga’s rough loss to the Cubs, Carlos Mendoza’s reaction, and Gio’s warning about the dead Mets, followed by Aaron Boone addressing Jazz Chisholm’s lollipop antics and a JPMorgan employee getting fired. Next, Boomer and Gio try to untangle the messy Geno Smith situation and Tyreek Hill's broken-leg controversy, before hitting Yankees updates, more Mets misery from Evan Roberts, and Billy Bush ripping Al Roker. Then, Becky Hammon defends her Jalen Brunson take, Gio stands by his KAT opinion, and Donna calls in to protest the show's ongoing lollipop jokes, followed by news on Matt Miller’s amputation and Jim Kelly’s stroke. Finally, the crew reviews the top drugs of each decade, discusses the NFL skipping its supplemental draft, shares C-Lo's final updates with C-Mac's lollipop defense and the SNY kid-caster, and wraps up with a fed-up caller and Gio's childhood love for Teemu Selanne.

Another bad pitching performance has Kodai Senga’s confidence in the toilet, followed by Gio breaking down a depressing stadium video of Evan Roberts. The Mets are officially dead and irrelevant before July, but C-Lo delivers updates on Aaron Boone and Jazz Chisholm’s dugout lollipop antics. After reviewing Senga’s rough inning against the Cubs and Carlos Mendoza's post-game comments, Gio warns it will be a long summer if we keep paying attention to these losers. Finally, the woman who dumped street trash to steal a Knicks garbage can has been fired from JP Morgan Chase, with Gio noting she looks just like Danny DeVito’s Penguin.

Boomer and Gio are both completely confused by the Geno Smith situation, which includes a video of Geno being a jerk to a cop over wrong license plates and an active case regarding the alleged assault of a woman, all happening now that he's back on the Jets. Gio then brings up Tyreek Hill’s "giant woman fetish" where a woman's leg ended up broken. Next, C-Lo returns for an update on the Yankees beating the Tigers, featuring a Jazz Chisholm home run following his lollipop controversy. Meanwhile, the Mets lost to the Cubs as Kodai Senga stunk again, with live audio from Evan Roberts at the game discussing the Brooklyn Nets draft pick. Finally, the conversation turns to media feuds, with Gio noting that Billy Bush was ripping Al Roker on his podcast.

Becky Hammon admits she was wrong about Jalen Brunson but refuses to apologize for having an opinion, while Gio stands by his regular-season take on KAT despite a tremendous playoff performance. Next, C-Lo returns for an update on Jazz homering in a Yankees win over the Tigers after his lollipop incident, leading to Carton Show clips about sucking on lollipops and Gio’s disbelief at how many grown men eat them, which prompts a call from Donna objecting to the disgusting jokes. Finally, ESPN NFL draft analyst Matt Miller posts about a terrible car accident and his life-saving left arm amputation, before Boomer brings up Jim Kelly having a stroke.

The crew continues their breakdown of the biggest drugs of each decade before touching on the NFL skipping its supplemental draft and a look at Brendan Sorsby. Next, C-Lo's final update covers Aaron Boone addressing Jazz homering after his lollipop controversy, which C-Mac steps in to defend. After another bad outing from Kodai Senga prompts Carlos Mendoza to declare "that ain’t gonna cut it," we hear Gary, Keith, and Ron chatting with the kid-caster. Finally, the Moment of the Day features an older female caller who has had it with crude comments, before the show wraps up with Gio recalling his childhood love for Teemu Selanne.

C-Lo has Aaron Boone on Jazz homering after his lollipop controversy. C-Mac defended Jazz with his lollipop. Kodai Senga had another bad outing and Carlos Mendoza said that ain’t gonna cut it. We heard Gary, Keith and Ron talking with the kid-caster. The Moment of The Day: An older female caller has had it with crude comments.

We discuss the NFL not holding a supplemental draft this year & the Brendan Sorsby situation.

C-Lo starts with Jazz homering in the Yankees win over the Tigers after his lollipop incident. We heard clips of the Carton Show talking about sucking on lollipops. Gio can’t believe how many grown men are eating lollipops. Donna calls in because she doesn’t like us doing disgusting jokes about sucking lollipops.

People seem to want Becky Hammon to apologize for her take on Jalen Brunson. She said she was wrong about Brunson, but she’s not apologizing for having an opinion. Gio had a take about KAT during the season that he stands by.

C-Lo returns with the Yankees beating the Tigers as Jazz Chisholm homered after his lollipop controversy. The Mets lost to the Cubs as Kodai Senga stunk again. We heard from Evan Roberts, live from the Mets game, on the Brooklyn Nets draft pick.

Boomer is confused as to what is going on with the Geno Smith situation. Gio tries to help clear things up, but he is also confused.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and starts with Aaron Boone on Jazz having a lollipop in his mouth. Jazz then homered last night and showed the camera his lollipops in the dugout. Senga had a rough second inning in the Mets loss to the Cubs. After the game Carlos Mendoza talked about Senga’s performance.

Another bad pitching performance by Kodai Senga. Boomer said his confidence is in the toilet. Gio said there’s no sadder video on the internet than the one of Evan Roberts at the Mets game.

The Mets remain one of the most perplexing teams in all of Major League Baseball, which is why they are a fantastic topic for Bradfo and Laura Albanese of Newsday to dive into. Should they buy? Should they sell? What has gone wrong? What is the future of Bo Bichette? All that and some outstanding talk about t-shirts make this another top-tier discussion with the Mets' beat writer.

Al & Jerry: Advice for recent graduates and always be saving for retirement

With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry kick off today's show breaking down tonight's NBA draft, the blockbuster trades sending Giannis to the Heat and Julius Randle to the Nets, and a rainy day at Willie Colon's golf outing. Next, they dive into the confusing Geno Smith verbal argument video, Jerry's DIY oil change, and Gordon Damer's updates on the NBA trade fallout. Then, the guys debate the future of the Knicks' role players, George Kittle's push for NFL grass fields, and Linda Cohn's retirement from ESPN. Finally, they react to Fanatics-Fest charging a whopping $935 for Jalen Brunson photos and Gio golfing with a total finance "character."

Boomer is out today, so Gio and Jerry start with tonight's NBA draft and the Nets trading for Julius Randle in what Gio calls the "Knicks model." Giannis is also heading to the Heat, a pair of major moves Gordon Damer tackles in his first update. Next, Gerrit Cole gave up five runs in a Yankees loss to the Tigers. Then, Gio calls golf analyst Eamon Lynch a "douche" for wanting to ban Long Island from hosting PGA events due to rude fans. Finally, the guys recap getting rained on at Willie Colon’s golf tournament yesterday, where Gio felt like a storm chaser.

The Geno Smith story seems like a whole lot of nothing other than a verbal argument with a woman, prompting Gio to assign an intern to check her Instagram. Next, they talk about show snacks and Jerry changing his own oil for the first time in decades. Gordon Damer returns for an update on how the Giannis to the Heat trade relates to Jaylen Brown, followed by Julius Randle heading to the Nets and Jazz Chisholm having a Blow Pop in his mouth during the game. Finally, Ethan the intern reviews the confusing Instagram stories of the woman on video yelling at Geno Smith.

The guys debate whether the Knicks' role players will return, check in on Mitchell Robinson’s farm, and discuss J.R. Smith's family asking for money, before Gio breaks down the crazy Netflix doc 'Maternal Instincts'. Next, Gordon Damer updates on Giannis heading to the Heat, Gerrit Cole brushes off a rough outing against the Tigers, and George Kittle advocates for grass fields. Finally, Scottish World Cup fans head to a Marlins game in Miami, and Linda Cohn retires from ESPN after 34 years.

The guys react to the $935 price tag for a Jalen Brunson picture at Fanatics-Fest, with Gio saying it's fine if people want to pay it and Jerry asserting he wouldn't spend $1,000 on anyone. Next, Gordon Damer reviews the top ten Cameo people before hitting Giannis going to the Heat, tonight's NBA draft, Julius Randle heading to the Nets, and Aaron Boone reacting to Gerrit Cole’s rough Detroit outing. Finally, the Moment of the Day equates the Warm Up Show to a first date on Love On The Spectrum, and Gio recalls golfing at Willie Colon's outing with a finance guy who felt like a total character.

Gordon's back, but first we look at the top ten Cameo people. Giannis was traded to the Miami Heat and the NBA draft is tonight. Julius Randle was traded to the Brooklyn Nets. Aaron Boone talks about Gerrit Cole's rough outing in Detroit. The Moment of The Day: The Warm Up Show was like a first date on Love On The Spectrum.

Gio say if you wanna do it, then do it. Jerry declines.

Gordon starts with the Giannis to the Heat. Gerrit Cole did not pitch well against the Tigers but said it was just one of those nights. George Kittle talked about the NFL needing grass like they do in the World Cup in the NFL stadiums. The Scottish World Cup fans have made their way to Miami and were very excited to go to a Marlins game.

The Netflix documentary has become a must-see of horrors and Gio is hooked.

Gordon Damer returns for an update and starts with reaction to Giannis to the Heat trade and how it relates to Jaylen Brown. Julius Randle is headed to the Nets. Jazz Chisholm had Blow Pop in his mouth during the game.

The Geno Smith story, right now, seems like a whole lot of nothing other than a verbal argument with a woman. Gio gave an assignment to the intern to look at the woman’s Instagram account.

Gordon Damer has your updates today and starts with Giannis going to the Heat and Julius Randle going to the Nets. Gerrit Cole gave up 5 runs in just 4 ½ in the Yankees loss to the Tigers. Golf Channel analyst Eamon Lynch doesn’t want Long Island to host any more PGA events because the fans are rude. Gio called him a ‘douche’.

It's NBA Draft day and big trades happened including Julius Randle to the Nets and Giannis to the Heat.

Al & Jerry: Amazon returns, concert setlists and what kind of shorts are men wearing these days?

The Yankees cooled off this weekend dropping two of three to the Reds but remain in first place in the American League East. Should they be all in on Tarik Skubal at the deadline or focus their attention elsewhere?

We kick off with Wyndham Clark's U.S. Open win amid fan heckling, C-Mac’s support for Aaron Boone, and a brutal weekend of Mets and Yankees losses to the Phillies and Reds. Next, we break down rumors of Giannis to the Celtics, the NBA draft, OG Anunoby's $3 million auction ball, and unverified drama at Geno Smith’s house. Finally, Jazz Chisholm’s lack of a cup sparks a locker room debate, Rafael Devers refuses a pinch runner, Emmanuel Berbari delivers a failed dad joke for the Moment of the Day, and the show wraps up with Monday weddings and Netflix’s Maternal Instincts.

We open with Wyndham Clark winning his second U.S. Open as heckling fans get ejected. Jerry delivers his first update of the day, starting with Clark's NBC admission that he was clearly not a fan favorite. Then, Kyle Schwarber crushes four home runs in two days against the Mets, and Ben Rice provides the lone Yankees offense with a homer in their loss to the Reds. Finally, we wrap up the hour with even more U.S. Open talk.

We kick things off with C-Mac's support of Aaron Boone, Cam Schlittler shutting down the Reds on Friday night, before breaking down the Mets’ terrible weekend against the Phillies. Gio refuses to take the Mets seriously until they reach .500, while a realistic Boomer refuses to give up. Jerry returns for an update, but not before Gio highlights Willie Colon’s golf tournament happening today. Next, we hear Scottie Scheffler’s take on Wyndham Clark’s U.S. Open win and the fan backlash. Then, the Phillies top the Mets again behind homers from Harper and Schwarber, while the Yankees drop another one to the Reds. Finally, we discuss rumors of Giannis heading to the Celtics and look at OG Anunoby’s historic tip-in ball going up for auction for a potential $3 million.

We talk more about the OG Anunoby tip-in ball being auctioned by Sotheby’s through their official NBA partnership, followed by a look ahead to the upcoming NBA draft. Jerry returns for an update on the Phillies beating the Mets again, featuring Bryce Harper on the team's turnaround under Don Mattingly, while the Yankees drop a second straight game to the Reds. We close with a video of a woman yelling at Geno Smith’s house about childcare and claiming he put hands on her, though there is no independent verification to know what is actually true.

Jazz Chisholm refuses to wear a cup despite a painful foul ball mishap, leading Boomer to argue only catchers wear them, before a discussion on locker room crabs and Boomer’s cup habits in the NFL versus adult hockey. Next, Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper homer again to beat the Mets, the Yankees drop two straight to the Reds, Rafael Devers refuses a pinch runner, and Wyndham Clark wins the U.S. Open while acknowledging he wasn't a fan favorite. We wrap up with an ill-fated dad joke from Emmanuel Berbari for the Moment of the Day, Boomer discussing a few weddings—including one on a Monday—and Gio mentioning the Netflix documentary Maternal Instincts.

Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper homered again as the Phillies beat the Mets. The Yankees lost 2 straight to the Reds. Wyndham Clark won the US Open but knows he wasn’t a fan favorite. The Moment of The Day: Emmanuel Berbari has a dad joke that doesn’t go well.

Athletes who reject wearing the protective gear. Plus, for some reason, the topic goes to hygiene and unwanted things on your body.

Jerry returns with the Phillies beating the Mets again. Bryce Harper talked about the Phils turning it around since Don Mattingly took over. The Yankees dropped a second straight game to the Reds. More US Open audio as well.

The NBA secured the ball because they have a deal to auction things off with Sotheby’s. We also talked about the upcoming NBA draft.

Jerry's got Scottie Scheffler on Wyndham Clark’s US Open win and the fan reaction to him. The Phillies beat the Mets again as Harper & Schwarber went deep...again. The Yankees lost to the Reds again.

Boomer explains to Gio why he refuses to give up on this Mets season -- just yet. Gio says there's been too much bad baseball to ignore, but the Hall of Famer debuts a new character in reverse-honor of Tommy Lugauer.

Boomer and Gio discuss Wyndham Clark's sports psychologist and how she may have helped him navigate the turbulence brought to the course by fans. Jerry also gets the guys discussing the Tkachuk reunion -- and why the Rangers didn't get involved.

We talked about C-Mac being an Aaron Boone supporter, Cam Schlittler shutting down the Reds on Friday night and about the Mets terrible weekend against the Phillies.

Jerry starts with Wyndham Clark on NBC saying he was clearly not a fan favorite. Kyle Schwarber hit 4 home runs in 2 days against the Mets. Ben Rice homered and was the only Yankees offense in their loss to the Reds.

It's his second. Also, some fans were rightfully thrown out for heckling him.

Boomer and Gio break down a wild weekend at Shinnecock Hills after Wyndham Clark flips the script to capture the U.S. Open! The guys recap the course conditions, Clark’s legendary escape out of the fescue on 16, and the "embarrassing" Tri-State gallery fans who were aggressively heckling him down the stretch.

Hear from James Dolan, Mike Breen, and Joe Benigno as they reflect on the Knicks' championship run.

Evan & Tiki are live from the parade and hear from the speeches at City Hall as the Knicks celebrate their championship with their fans. Plus, Evan & Tiki on the chaotic scene from the parade (15:52); Tommy Lugauer joins in at City Hall (30:15); Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle recap the atmosphere from the parade (48:53; Carton sounds off on celebrities having a float (1:09:31); Boomer & Gio hear from callers live from the parade (1:25:18).

Boomer, Gio, and Jerry celebrate a Knicks championship and whether or not this team was “America’s Team.” Plus, comparing Jalen Brunson to Kobe Bryant (12:35); Analyzing Brunson’s play vs. Victor Wembanya (22:07); Jerry plays sound from Mike Breen and James Dolan’s interviews with Craig Carton and C-Mac (35:36); will the Jets ever find their Jalen Brunson (47:47)?

We dive straight into yesterday's chaotic, capped-off Knicks parade with James Dolan's shots at the Mayor, viral twerking fights, and Jerry's audio clips from Jalen Brunson and Carmelo Anthony, alongside a big Mets win and a tough Yankees loss. Next, Boomer compares the Knicks' future to the '94 Rangers, Richard praises Mamdani's speech, and the baseball recaps continue after a rough Rich Hill outing. Then, the guys look for World Cup fever in the suburbs, share Brunson's message to the haters, and break down a bizarre TSA ranch dressing warning. Finally, Gio vents about the parade's communication breakdown, an NYPD officer calls the event a disaster, and the week wraps up with a hilarious "Blow Pig" Moment of the Day and US Open coverage.

We kick off with yesterday's capped-off Knicks parade, the Mayor's speech, and Gio crediting a fan speech writer. Jim Dolan made his dislike for the mayor clear, a cackling politician compared the team to 9-11 recovery, and two fighting, twerking women went viral on social media. Jerry’s first update delivers parade audio from Carmelo Anthony, Mike Brown’s "Who Let The Dogs Out," and Jalen Brunson's thanks, alongside clips of the Mayor, Dolan taking shots, and Julie Menin's annoying voice. Finally, Juan Soto homered twice in a Mets win over the Phillies, the Yankees fell to the White Sox on a Benintendi grand slam, Jazz Chisholm took a foul ball to the groin, and a caller wraps up the hour on his way to the US Open at Shinnecock.

Boomer kicks things off by comparing the 1994 Rangers' future to the Knicks' championship outlook, leading into a discussion on which players are under contract. A caller notes Mamdani's wife wore a bootleg shirt, Richard in Manhattan praises Mamdani’s speech, and Boomer wonders if the NBA Cup belongs on the championship banner. Jerry’s update delivers parade sounds, Mikal Bridges' dog, Mayor Mamdani, and James Dolan's reality check for young fans. Finally, the Yankees fall to the White Sox after a rough Rich Hill outing and a Benintendi grand slam, the Mets beat the Phillies behind two Juan Soto homers, and we close on why the NBA should be happy the team that won the cup also won the championship.

Gio wonders if World Cup fever is hitting the suburbs today, before the guys take calls from Knicks fans and people heading to the US Open. Jerry’s update brings Mike Brown talking player sacrifice, Jalen Brunson's message to the haters, and Leon Rose's words for Knicks supporters. Then, the Yankees fall to the White Sox after baserunning issues, Juan Soto’s two homers power a Mets win over the Phillies, and Boomer closes the hour with a TSA warning for Europeans overpacking American ranch dressing.

Gio vents about the lack of communication over capping the parade at two million, followed by a caller's story of 80-year-old women in Knicks dancer outfits at The Villages. An NYPD officer calls in to brand the parade a disaster, before Jerry's final update highlights Jalen Brunson thanking fans. Plus, the Moment of the Day brings a golfer's "Blow Pig" nickname, and the week wraps up with "Cashmere" Keith Mitchell's US Open performance.

Jerry's final update of the day starts with Jalen Brunson thanking the fans at the parade. Plus, an Al Dukes anatomy lesson and Moment of The Day: The Blow Pig nickname for a golfer.

Gio didn’t like that there was no communication telling people they were capping the parade number at 2 million. A caller relays a story from The Villages in Florida where multiple 80 year old women dressed in Knicks city dancer outfits.

Jerry has Mike Brown talking about players being all in and sacrificing. Jalen Brunson had a message for the haters. Leon Rose had a message to the Knicks supporters. The Yankees lost to the White Sox and had some issues running the basepaths. Juan Soto homered twice as the Mets beat the Phillies.

Now that the Knicks are champs, will the attention turn to the World Cup here in New York. More of your Knicks calls, too.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Knicks parade. Mikal Bridges brought his dog to the parade. We heard from Mayor Mamdani at the parade. We also heard from James Dolan. The Yankees lost to the White Sox. The Mets beat the Phillies as Juan Soto homered twice.

Boomer is asked if he thought the Rangers had another one in them in '94 the way we think the Knicks can do it again. Core Knicks are under contract but others are not. Plus, we take a couple of your calls.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the parade from people like Carmelo Anthony. Mike Brown did his ‘Who Let The Dogs Out’. Jalen Brunson thanked Dolan and the fans. We heard part of the Mayor’s much loved speech. Also, Juan Soto homered twice in the Mets win over the Phillies. The Yankees lost to the White Sox as Andrew Benintendi hit a grand slam. Jazz Chisholm took a foul ball off the groin.

For some reason it featured women fighting and twerking which amused social media.

Al & Rami: Get to know our new Board Op, Rami

Today’s show comes live from the massive Knicks championship parade, starting with Evan & Tiki’s early arrival, Gio’s wild crowd commentary, and Jerry’s updates on James Dolan’s team remarks and Mike Breen’s travel woes. As gridlocked crowds peaked, an ESPN reporter’s "participation trophy" jab sparked outrage, the Yankees continued beating the White Sox with Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart joining the radio booth, and the guys took a look at the U.S. Open. The show wrapped up with Adam Schein’s response to the media critics, JR Smith's revelation that Kyrie Irving ghosted a 2016 Cavs reunion, and calls from frustrated fans locked out of the parade.

The Knicks parade is today with Evan & Tiki broadcasting live, though Gio’s bizarre advice to wear adult diapers has everyone talking. Jerry joined for his update, highlighting James Dolan’s apology for the team's long wait and his thoughts on NBA salary structures, alongside Mike Breen’s unbelievable 28-hour commercial travel nightmare. To wrap up the hour, a listener put the pressure on Gio for a U.S. Open pick.

Mike Breen is MC’ing today’s Knicks parade, and with a reported 3 million people already flooding the city, travel and accessibility are non-existent. Jerry stopped by to discuss James Dolan’s recent media comments and the absurdity of an ESPN reporter calling the championship a "participation trophy." The Yankees took down the White Sox again with Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart joining the radio booth, but the mood turned chaotic with news of a Knicks player number mix-up at the parade display and a caller’s confession about faking an ADA card to infiltrate the event.

Gio kicked things off by questioning if we’ll see any "parade-related" deaths or setting the over/under for arrests as the city reaches capacity and closes off access. Jerry checked in on the crowds while discussing James Dolan’s take on a White House celebration, followed by another Yankees win over the White Sox sparked by a Paul Goldschmidt homer. We rounded out the hour hearing from listeners caught in the chaos—both those celebrating at the event and those shut out by the massive crowds.

Evan Roberts called in live from his fourth career championship parade before Jerry’s final update featured James Dolan reflecting on his ownership tenure, Mike Breen discussing Leon Rose and Jalen Brunson, and Matt Barnes apologizing to Brunson. Next, Brunson and Josh Hart witnessed an Anthony Volpe triple from the Yankees booth, Justin Rose contemplated a U.S. Open win, and Adam Schein blasted the "participation trophy" reporter for the Moment of the Day. Finally, JR Smith revealed Kyrie Irving ghosted the 2016 Cavs' 10-year reunion before a shut-out caller complained about being blocked from the parade.

Jerry's final update of the day and starts with audio of James Dolan on the Carton Show talking about how much he knows now as a longtime owner. Mike Breen also joined the Carton Show and talked about Leon Rose and Jalen Brunson. Matt Barnes said he was wrong about Brunson and he apologized. Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart were in the Yankees radio booth when Anthony Volpe hit a triple. Justin Rose was asked if winning the US Open would elevate his career status. The Moment of The Day: Adam Schein responds to the ‘participation trophy’ ESPN reporter.

He's there and checks in with us.

Jerry says the parade is already full, nobody else will be allowed in. James Dolan was on the Carton Show and was asked about the celebration at the White House. Paul Goldschmidt homered again as the Yankees beat the White Sox again.

Gio wonders if anybody will die at the parade today or if there will be a ‘parade related’ death. We also did over/under on arrests.

Jerry has more of James Dolan on the Carton Show yesterday. An ESPN reporter called the Knicks championship a ‘participation trophy’. The Yankees beat the White Sox yet again and Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart joined the Yankees radio booth.

Mike Breen is MC’ing the Knicks parade ceremony. We took a call from someone at the parade and he said there are already 3 million people there.

Jerry's first update has James Dolan on the Carton Show talking about apologizing to fans for this taking so long. He also talked about running it back and the salary structure in the NBA. Mike Breen was also on the Carton Show and talked about it taking 28 hours to get home. Jerry can’t believe Breen was flying commercial with a connecting flight.

Evan & Tiki are doing their show live from there and Evan has been there since 4am this morning.

Al & Jerry: Recording celebrities using Google glasses and deer in the roadway

Right in the middle of an action-packed week defined by the excitement of the Knicks’ championship parade, from the scramble for sold-out gear to the logistical madness and the celebrity buzz surrounding the celebration. Throughout the show, we tackled the wild headlines—including James Dolan’s controversial no-sex rule, intense sports gossip involving Giannis and the Celtics, and inspired takes from stars like Geno Smith and Breece Hall. Between intense debates on team culture and management, we recapped a busy stretch of baseball with the Yankees surging and the Mets struggling, while keeping things light with off-the-wall listener calls, a viral Japanese soccer fan, and a shocking story about an IVF mix-up.

We kick off with the upcoming Knicks parade, sold-out championship gear, and the staying power of classic '94 Rangers hats before diving into expensive spending habits across team merch, golf shops, and Amazon. Jerry drops in for his first update with Mike Brown’s "Who Let the Dogs Out" chant, wondering if it will make a parade appearance. Next, we debate James Dolan’s impossible playoff no-sex rule, hear Geno Smith's take on the Knicks, and recap Ben Rice homering in a Yankees win. We wrap the hour with a caller asking what it would cost to get Gio to wear a Celtics jersey at the Knicks parade!

We kick things off with the WFAN internship program rules, debating who really runs the show between Boomer and Gio. Then, we take calls from Anthony in Belleville about a potential WFAN Knicks parade float and Rami about scoring a parade press pass. Jerry returns for an update on James Dolan's playoff no-sex rule, prompting Gio to wonder just how far that restriction goes. Plus, Breece Hall shares his "positive jealousy" of the Knicks after attending Game 5 with Jaxson Dart, Spencer Jones homers in a Yankees win, and Norway defeats Iraq in the World Cup. Finally, we wrap up the hour with the high-energy audio of a very excited Japanese soccer fan!

We break down the logistics for tomorrow's Knicks parade before taking a call from a listener with an odd life story about his dad moving to Thailand. Jerry returns for an update, right after we discuss what time people should line up for tomorrow's festivities. Then, we cover KAT on Howard Stern talking Patrick Ewing, Jalen Brunson drawing fourth-quarter comparisons to Kobe Bryant, and Paul Goldschmidt homering in a Yankees win behind Gerrit Cole. Finally, we debate which Knicks celebrities will show up tomorrow and take a call from a woman explaining the testosterone-driven reason why coaches ban players from having sex.

We kick off with rumors of Giannis heading to the Celtics and Jaylen Brown to the Clippers, and debate if Boomer will proudly fly a Knicks flag at his house. Jerry drops his final update featuring Mikal Bridges on Becky Hammon’s Jalen Brunson comments, plus Geno Smith and Aaron Glenn finding inspiration in the Knicks' championship run. On the diamond, Ben Rice and Gerrit Cole power the Yankees over the White Sox, while Kodai Senga and the Mets get crushed early by the Reds. We wrap up with our Moment of the Day highlighting a viral, fired-up Japanese World Cup fan, and Gio closes the show sharing a wild story about an IVF mix-up where a family worked out a deal to keep a baby of a different race!

Jerry's final update for the day starts with Mikal Bridges talking about Becky Hammon’s comments on Jalen Brunson. Geno Smith talked about the Knicks championship and how it gives him something to strive for. Aaron Glenn was asked what he has taken from the Knicks championship run. Ben Rice homered in the Yankees win over the White Sox. Gerrit Cole gave up 3 hits in 6 innings. The Mets lost to the Reds again and this one was over in the first inning with Kodai Senga on the mound. The Moment of The Day: A fired up Japanese World Cup fan goes viral.

It’s feeling like Giannis is going to the Celtics with Jaylen Brown being shipped off to the Clippers. We also take your calls.

KAT was on with Howard Stern and talked about Patrick Ewing. Jalen Brunson is being compared to Kobe Bryant when it comes to the fourth quarter. Paul Goldschmidt homered as the Yankees beat the White Sox behind Gerrit Cole.

We took a call from a guy with an odd life, including his dad moving to Thailand at 70 and having a 45 year old Thai wife. Take notes, guys.

Jerry starts with James Dolan telling the team to avoid sex during the playoffs. Gio wonders if that means to avoid everything like that. Breece Hall talked about being at game 5 with Jaxson Dart. He has ‘positive jealousy’ with the Knicks. Spencer Jones homered last night in the Yankees win. Norway beat Iraq in the World Cup.

Anthony in Belleville wants to know if WFAN has a float in the Knicks parade.

Jerry starts with Mike Brown doing the ‘who let the dogs out’ chant and Jerry wonders if we will see that at the parade. James Dolan asked his team to not have sex during the playoffs and Gio said that’s impossible for NBA players. Geno Smith talked about the Knicks championship. Ben Rice homered as the Yankees beat the White Sox.

Excitement builds for a massive New York Knicks ticker tape parade as merchandise sales soar to record-breaking levels. Comparisons are drawn between this historic moment and the 1994 Rangers championship, highlighting the deep passion of New York sports fans across the tri-state area. 01:26 - Knicks Ticker Tape Parade 04:50 - Historic Knicks Merch Sales 07:54 - 1994 Rangers Championship Gear

Al & Jerry: How much do you give for graduations and internships at WFAN

The Knicks' championship hangover dominates the show as we tackle James Dolan’s White House dilemma, Mikal Bridges’ tequila-fueled Coldplay celebrations, and OG Anunoby completely spacing out on Good Morning America. We debate if the Jets are New York's last impossible team to fix, while checking in on the Mets’ brutal 12-0 blowout that had Carlos Mendoza sprinting through his postgame presser. Plus, we cover a little bit of everything—from a wild White House UFC event and Spurs handshake drama to James Harden's arrest, Shaun Morash dropping the Knicks' trophy cake, and World Cup roster rules—before wrapping up with JD Vance hitting The View and J-Lo gatekeeping true New Yorkers.

Boomer kicks off the show wondering how James Dolan will handle sending the Knicks to the White House, right before we dive into Sunday's White House lawn UFC event. Gio predicts the chaos of Thursday's Knicks parade, and Jerry's update delivers Dolan's pre-playoff audio. Next, Kenyon Martin tells Jalen Brunson to ignore Becky Hammon, the Mets get shut out by the Reds, and Pete Crow-Armstrong hits for the cycle. We then hear Stephen A. Smith and Jay Williams rave about the White House UFC event, before wrapping the hour with J-Lo claiming true New Yorkers only come from the five boroughs.

Mikal Bridges cries to Coldplay and downs tequila on IG Live, right before we break down OG Anunoby spacing out during the Knicks' Good Morning America appearance. Gio accuses Shaun Morash of intentionally dropping the Knicks' trophy cake for clicks, and Jerry's update pairs Paul Pierce's take on Jalen Brunson with news of James Harden's gun arrest. We hear Michael Strahan trying to force a smile from OG, the Mets getting crushed 12-0 by the Reds, and Colt Keith's three-homer night. The hour wraps with a look at JD Vance heading to The View and a caller's plea for James Dolan to forgive a relentlessly trash-talking Charles Oakley.

With the Knicks winning, we debate if the Jets are the last impossible team in town that desperately needs their own Jalen Brunson. Jerry's update brings us Mikal Bridges downing 9am tequila and making goat noises to Coldplay on IG Live, before we hear Michelle Beadle and Draymond Green weigh in on the Spurs skipping postgame handshakes. We then revisit James Dolan's pre-playoff address and recap the Mets getting crushed 12-0 by the Reds, closing the hour by discussing NJ World Cup commutes with Yussef in-studio getting ready for Morocco.

We kick things off sorting out World Cup rules with callers on how players represent countries they weren't born in. Jerry's final update brings James Dolan's pre-playoff speech, Jay Williams declaring the champion Knicks as "America’s Team," and OG Anunoby completely spacing out on Good Morning America. We then check in on the Mets' brutal 12-0 blowout loss to the Reds before hitting the Moment of the Day: Carlos Mendoza trying to sprint through his postgame press conference.

Jerry has Jay Williams saying the Knicks winning a championship has cemented them as America’s Team. We heard the clip from Good Morning America when OG was in ‘la la land’. The Mets lost to the Reds, 12-0. It was 9-0 in the second. The Moment of The Day: Carlos Mendoza tries to speed through his postgame conference

We talked about the World Cup and needed the callers to explain what is going on with countries having players on their team that weren’t born there.

Jerry's got Mikal Bridges saying he took a shot of tequila at 9am - we heard his Instagram live when he was drinking and celebrating. He was jamming to Coldplay and made goat noises for Jalen Brunson. Michelle Beadle talked about Knicks fans burning things down but being more upset about Wemby not shaking hands afterward. We heard James Dolan address the team before the playoffs. The Mets lost to the Reds, 12-0. It was 9-0 in the second inning.

Now that the Knicks have won, there’s only one team in town that still seems impossible and that’s the Jets. Rex Ryan and Mark Sanchez were close. The Jets need their Jalen Brunson.

Jerry returns with Paul Pierce on the Knicks winning with Jalen Brunson. James Harden was arrested for carrying a gun in his car. We heard Michael Strahan trying to get OG to smile on Good Morning America. The Mets lost to the Reds, 12-0. And Colt Keith hit 3 HRs for the Tigers.

Mikal Bridges was celebrating and doing Instagram live while drinking tequila. He was also crying while listening to Coldplay’s ‘Lost’. The Knicks were on Good Morning America and OG Anunoby was just staring into space.

Jerry starts with audio of James Dolan addressing the team before the playoffs started. Kenyon Martin said Jalen Brunson should not pay attention to anything Becky Hammon has to say. The Mets were shutout by the Reds, 12-0. Stephen A. Smith called UFC at the White House a ‘great, great event’. Jay Williams called it a better event than the NBA Finals. OK, terrific.

We started the show with Boomer wondering how things will go when James Dolan tells the team they are going to the White House.

After dropping a legendary 45 points to secure the Knicks' historic NBA championship, Jalen Brunson is officially the undisputed King of New York. Tune in as we break down his clutch, superstar performance and how he completely carried the team to title town when it mattered most.

Relive the chaotic, emotional night the New York Knicks finally broke their 53-year drought to capture the 2026 NBA Championship. This episode captures a historic moment New York fans will never forget.

The Yankees were dealt another blow with the hamstring injury to Trent Grisham. Despite that they took the series in Toronto and should still be the final team standing in the American League in 2026.

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The Knicks are NBA Champions, and today's show is an all-out celebration of MVP Jalen Brunson's legendary run alongside heavy criticism of Victor Wembanyama's controversial series. We spend the morning taking emotional calls from fans, looking ahead to Thursday's parade, and hearing championship reactions from broadcasters and Knicks legends. Jerry keeps us rolling with updates covering James Dolan's antics, the Monica McNutt and Taylor Swift drama, the Hurricanes' Stanley Cup win, and the latest on the Yankees and Jets.

The Knicks are NBA Champions and Gio feels like a kid again as we look at the moves that got them here and the importance of MVP Jalen Brunson. Opinions are shifting on Victor Wembanyama after Boomer called him the NBA's dirtiest player. Jerry's first update brings the sounds of Mike Breen's championship call, followed by Jay Wright talking Brunson, insights from Leon Rose, James Dolan getting booed at a watch party, Mike Brown's reactions, and a painful "see y'all never" from Wemby. Finally, the Hurricanes win the Stanley Cup, a Ben Rice home run lifts the Yankees over the Blue Jays, , and a caller suggests Wemby hung around "scumbag monks."

We started by comparing Jalen Brunson to Mark Messier as legendary local athletes, before taking calls from Knicks fans comparing Brunson to "Wemby the jerk." Jerry returns for an update featuring Jalen Brunson, followed by Clyde Frazier comparing this squad to the 1970 team because so many guys are thriving. Finally, the Yankees beat the Blue Jays behind a Ben Rice home run, and we wrap up the hour talking about Thursday's upcoming parade.

We kick off the hour with upcoming parade talk and Knicks calls, including an elementary teacher using Jalen Brunson as a character lesson, followed by Gio addressing his past criticism of KAT. Next, we react to James Dolan's "no sex" advice to the team, before Jerry returns for an update featuring Brunson talking Mike Brown and Wemby reflecting on the series loss. Finally, we discuss the difference between Dylan Harper and De’Aaron Fox, note the Hurricanes' Stanley Cup win, check in on Joe Tippmann's new Jets contract, and wrap up with a caller struggling to feel excited and an emotional Joe Benigno.

We continue talking about the Knicks championship and taking calls, before Jerry returns for his final update amidst talk of switching with Evan & Tiki to host a live show from the parade. Next, we hear Monica McNutt telling Taylor Swift to "get out of here" and Jalen Brunson defending McNutt to the Swifties. Then, we listen back to Tommy Lugauer and Anthony Gallo live during the win—with Tommy already predicting a dynasty—alongside a Steve Somers call-in and Joe Benigno singing "New York, New York." Finally, after the "religious man" Moment of the Day, we look at World Cup fans embracing American culture and hear from an emotional caller who watched this win in the exact same room he watched the 1973 championship.

Jerry's got audio of Monica McNutt saying Taylor Swift is not a Knicks fan and to ‘get out of here girl’. Jalen Brunson told the swifties that McNutt is a good person and to cut her some slack. We heard Tommy Lugauer and Anthony Gallo live on air when the Knicks won. Steve Somers called in to Tommy’s show. We heard Joe Benigno singing ‘New York, New York’. The Moment of The Day: He was a religious man.

We've said a lot so we take a bunch of your calls on the Knicks and let you do the talking.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with Jalen Brunson talking about Mike Brown. Wemby said they dominated for most of the series but made some mistakes. We talked about the difference between Dylan Harper and De’Aaron Fox.

We take your calls on the Knicks including a teacher that sees Jalen Brunson as a lesson in hard work and "grit". Gio also changed his opinion on KAT between the regular season and the playoffs.

Jerry's got lots more from the Knicks & Jalen Brunson. Clyde Frazier said this team reminds him of the 1970 team since there are so many guys thriving. The Yankees beat the Blue Jays as Ben Rice homered.

We compare Jalen Brunson to Mark Messier in athletes that have come here and become legends. We took calls from Knicks fans comparing Brunson to Wemby the jerk.

Jerry has the sounds of Mike Breen as the Knicks win the championship. Jay Wright was on with Joe Benigno and talked about Jalen Brunson. We even heard from Leon Rose. James Dolan got booed at one of the watch parties until he apologized for it taking so long. We heard from Mike Brown after the win. Wemby said the loss was ‘painful’. The Carolina Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup. The Yankees beat the Blue Jays with a HR by Ben Rice.

We talked about all the moves the Knicks made to get here. We also discussed the importance of MVP Jalen Brunson. Boomer called Victor Wembanyama the dirtiest player in the NBA.

Anthony Volpe continues to struggle at the plate and in the field since returning from injury, and it has sparked a debate between Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash whether or not the time has come for the Yankees to wave the white flag on the former hyped prospect. Plus, Chris McMonigle calls for Volpe to be sent back to the minors, and Tommy Lugauer reacts to the Bombers sweeping the Guardians without Aaron Judge. Finally, Craig Carton blames Derek Jeter for the Knicks dropping game three at MSG!

The Knicks are one win away from a championship, and we have all the game five preview you need. Boomer and Gio look ahead to Saturday's game in San Antonio while helping a fan with a dilemma he may face with his wife due to give birth. Evan and Tiki debate if the Knicks are due for another dominant closeout game, while Craig and C-Mac discuss the opportunity that awaits in Texas.

Boomer and Gio reflect on the Knicks' epic Game 4 comeback and OG Anunoby's game-winning tip to take a 3-1 NBA Finals lead. Plus, the sound and different calls from the game, reaction to the Knicks-Spurs videos that surfaced, the NBA and sports world reacting to the Knicks, Gio on why the refs will try to force a Game 6, and more on how refs affect the outcome.

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Today’s packed show is dominated by Knicks fever, featuring wild social media reactions, intense fan dilemmas over watching the game during wakes and labor inductions, and debates over a potential Wemby flagrant foul. Gio navigates an angry DM from Jeff Pearlman, his World Cup disinterest, and his own game-watching plans, while Boomer offers Al San Antonio tickets and recaps a star-studded Breitling watch event. Meanwhile, Jerry delivers updates loaded with Knicks analysis from NBA alumni like Carmelo Anthony, Stephen Jackson, and Iman Shumpert, alongside the Mets' big win on a Juan Soto homer. We finally wrap up the week discussing Tiki's temper, Al's meat-eating watch parties, and our ultimate spread predictions for tomorrow.

We start with additional social media videos from the Knicks/Spurs game, including Wemby going after OG's knee, De’Aaron Fox's mistakes, and people going wild in the streets after the win. Jerry then brings his first update featuring Chandler Parsons on the Michelle Beadle podcast and Stephen Jackson reacting to Knicks fans throwing things at Wemby. Finally, we look at what happens when Tiki gets angry at callers or guys like Wemby.

Gio gets an Instagram DM from Jeff Pearlman after doing an unfavorable impression of his Knicks take, and the guys discuss Larry David wanting to leave the Knicks game early. Next, Boomer offers Al two tickets to San Antonio for the Knicks game, leaving Al to think it over. Jerry returns with Iman Shumpert calling out De’Aaron Fox, followed by John Tortorella being asked about the Knicks series, and the Mets beating the Cardinals on a Juan Soto winning home run. Finally, Boomer recaps a Breitling watch event with Roger Goodell, Jaxson Dart, and Malik Nabers, where he shared advice for Dart.

Gio shares his lack of interest in the starting World Cup before recalling a time he got into Team USA at a Pittsburgh watch party. Next, callers share their dilemmas about watching the Knicks during a labor induction and a wake. Jerry returns with an update featuring Carmelo Anthony, Chris Webber, Metta World Peace, and Gary, Keith, and Ron all chiming in on the Knicks' success. Finally, the hour wraps up with a debate on exactly how egregious a flagrant foul would have to be to get called on Wemby tomorrow night.

Gio plans to watch the Knicks game at home with his daughter, but he's heading to a bar if she falls asleep, followed by a caller who shares his close encounter with Dua Lipa in Italy. Jerry returns for his final update of the week, covering Kenyon Martin's thoughts on player sleep monitoring, Jalen Brunson staying focused, Stephen Jackson's reaction to fans throwing things at Wemby, and Juan Soto's game-winning home run against the Cardinals. Finally, after the Moment of the Day highlights Al’s meat-eating NBA watch parties, the week wraps up with a look at tomorrow's point spread and predictions.

Jerry has Kenyon Martin talking about teams monitoring the sleep of their players nowadays. Jalen Brunson said there’s nothing to celebrate right now. Stephen Jackson talked about people throwing things at Wemby. Juan Soto hit a HR that ended up being the game winner against the Cardinals. The Moment of The Day: Al’s meat eating NBA watch parties.

Gio is going to watch the Knicks game at home as long as his daughter watches it with him. If she falls asleep, he’s going to the bar.

Jerry starts with Carmelo Anthony talking about game 4. Chris Webber gave credit to the Knicks. Metta World Peace told Carmelo Anthony, ‘you started this’, in regards to the Knicks success (he didn’t). Gary, Keith and Ron were also talking about the Knicks game.

A caller wonders if he can have the Knicks on while his wife is induced for labor. A caller has a wake tomorrow during the Knicks game.

Jerry returns with Iman Shumpert singling out De’Aaron Fox as being ‘not prepared for the moment’. John Tortorella was asked about the Knicks series. The Mets beat the Cardinals as Juan Soto had the winning HR.

Gio got an instagram DM message from Jeff Pearlman after doing an unfavorable impression of him after hearing his Knicks take. Boomer offers Al two tickets to go to San Antonio to see the Knicks game and Al has to think about it.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with a clip from Chandler Parsons on the Michelle Beadle podcast on Knicks/Spurs. Stephen Jackson talked about Knicks fans throwing things at Wemby and if it was at him he would whoop their ass.

We started with all of the additional videos posted to social media regarding the Knicks/Spurs game that we didn’t see while we were on the air yesterday. Among them was a video of Wemby going after OG’s knee.

Relive the adrenaline-fueled high of the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history as we break down the gut-check coaching adjustments, legendary defensive stops, and chaotic fan energy that saved the Knicks' season. From OG Anunoby’s heroic tip-in to the dramatic collapse of the Spurs, this is New York sports talk at its absolute wildest.

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Today's show is dominated by the Knicks' miraculous 29-point comeback and OG Anunoby's legendary tip-in to take a 3-1 series lead over the Spurs! We ride the emotional high all morning, taking calls from loyal fans and those who bailed early, while Jerry’s updates deliver every angle of the madness—from Mike Breen's epic calls to Charles Barkley roasting San Antonio. Along the way, we break down the genius roster moves, check the local baseball scores, hear postgame reactions from Josh Hart and Victor Wembanyama, and wrap things up with the "Baby Ogugua" Moment of the Day alongside our psychic caller's bold prediction for Game 6.

The Knicks stormed back from 29 points down in the third quarter to beat the Spurs for a 3-1 series lead, sealed by an OG Anunoby tip-in that could become an iconic sports moment. Jerry delivers his first update with the play-by-play sounds of the legendary shot, followed by Charles Barkley calling the Spurs the stupidest team he’s seen. Postgame, Jose Alvarado declared "that’s called Knicks basketball" and Josh Hart thanked OG for taking him off the hook for a mistake. Meanwhile, the Mets lost to the Cardinals again, but a two-run triple from Jazz propelled the Yankees past the Guardians once more. Finally, Gio wraps up the hour noting how the world was ready to "slurp all over Wemby" if the Knicks had lost.

We continue celebrating the Knicks' incredible comeback with fan reactions, while Gio predicts heavy fouls next game to force a Game 6 in New York. We also hear from a caller who missed the action for a ghost tour before Jerry’s update contrasts Tommy Lugauer’s halftime optimism against Craig Carton calling the game early. Next, we replay Mike Breen’s call of the OG tip-in—which Mike Brown dubbed the biggest play in franchise history—alongside Wemby's thoughts on moving forward. Finally, we wrap the hour discussing Jim Dolan’s in-studio visit to the Carton Show yesterday.

We keep riding the high of the Knicks' comeback and OG's amazing tip-in, breaking down the great organizational moves that built this roster. A caller credits Wu-Tang Clan’s halftime performance for sparking the rally before Jerry’s update rolls Mike Breen’s epic call of the shot and Tommy Lugauer yelling "see you at the parade." We also grab postgame reactions from Carton, C-Mac, and Carmelo Anthony. Then, Mike Brown shares his halftime routine, Wemby is asked if the flagrant fouls are in his head, and Shannon Sharpe and Ocho react to the victory. Finally, we wrap up with a caller wondering if there will be a Sunday morning B&G Show if the Knicks win it all on Saturday.

We revisit yesterday's caller who accurately predicted a one-point Knicks win, then take reactions from fans who bailed early versus those who stayed loyal. Jerry’s final update kicks off with Gio spotting Cam Skattebo and Jaxson Dart, prompting Boomer to hope Dart takes notes from the Knicks. We then replay Mike Breen and San Antonio radio calls of the OG tip-in, Michael Wilbon calling the Spurs dumb, OG explaining his calm reaction, and Josh Hart's immense relief, before catching Dylan Harper on the locker room mood and Wemby on his missed free throws. Finally, after noting the Mets' 9-2 loss, we share the Moment of the Day about naming a baby Ogugua, and close with Mike from Bayside calling back to predict a big Spurs win this Saturday.

Gio was feeling for Cam Skattebo as he walked around at the Knicks game with Jaxson Dart. We heard from Mike Breen on the OG tip-in. We also heard how it sounded on San Antonio radio. We heard Michael Wilbon saying the Spurs played the dumbest basketball. OG said there was still 1.2 seconds left which is why he didn’t get excited about his tip-in. Josh Hart thanked OG or he would have had a lifetime of regret. The Moment of The Day: We are going to name our baby Ogugua after OG.

We talked about the caller late in yesterday’s show who said the spread was a trap and the Knicks would win by one. We took a ton of calls from fans, some who turned the game off and some who stayed loyal.

Jerry's got Mike Breen on the call for the OG tip-in. We heard Tommy Lugauer on WFAN when the tip-in went in. He then yelled, ‘see you at the parade’. We heard from Carton and C-Mac after the game. We heard from Carmelo Anthony after the game. Mike Brown talked about what he did at halftime. Wemby was asked if the flagrants are now in his head. We heard Shannon Sharpe and Ocho reacting to the Knicks win.

We take your calls including one who says that the Wu-Tang halftime show was the turning point. Wu-Tang power in the house.

Jerry with the sounds of Tommy Lugauer at halftime who refused to say the game was over. Craig Carton said the game was over during his halftime show. We heard Mike Breen’s call on the OG tip-in. Mike Brown said it was the biggest play in Knicks history. Wemby talked about how things can go from here.

Gio said the Knicks are going to get called for a ton of fouls in the next game. They want this game to come back to NY for game 6.

Jerry's first update starts with the play by play sounds of the OG tip-in. In the postgame, Charles Barkley said the Spurs are the stupidest team he’s seen. After the game Jose Alvarado said, ‘that’s called Knicks basketball’. Josh Hart thanked OG for taking him off the hook for his mistake. Also, the Mets lost to the Cardinals again. Jazz had a 2 run triple as the Yankees beat the Guardians again.

The Knicks come from 29 points behind to take Game 4 behind the legendary tip-in by OG Anunoby.

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Today's show stuck to the topic: Knicks-Spurs, Game 4. We talked about what went wrong for the team the last game and heard from players, coaches and fans about how they feel going into tonight and beyond. We also talked about the violence after Game 3. Everyone decent decried it as they should. People honestly don't need to act like that. Not here. Not to gloss it over, but the Yanks won again with Jazz homering using Judge's bat and Spencer Jones knocking his first MLB home run. Sadly, the Mets lost. All that and some laughs and it's a show.

Knicks/Spurs as game 4 is tonight at MSG. Jose Alvarado said Wemby got away with one, but it will be his last. Gio doesn’t want them trying to get physical revenge, he wants them to win. The NBA clearly doesn’t want to suspend Wemby for a Finals game. We also talked about the NBA wanting this series to go 7 games as the ratings have been great, but is it screwing with the integrity of the game? We talked about how refs can really affect a game in the NBA. Jerry's first update starts with KAT talking about the Spurs setting the tone. The Yankees beat the Guardians as Jazz homered again with Judge’s bat. Spencer Jones hit his first MLB HR. The Cardinals shutout the Mets, 7-0. Braden Montgomery of the White Sox hit a walk-off HR in his MLB debut with Bob Costas on the call. Finally, the GPS had Gio going all over the place on the ride home yesterday.

We started the hour talking about the violence that happened at the Knicks watch party. Gio said everybody had to come out on social media to say they don’t condone it. Jerry returns for an update, but first we wish Gio a happy 44th birthday. KAT talked about the Knicks needing to do more, they were too relaxed. Dylan Harper talked about walking around NY and getting booed. Wemby talked about the fans being attacked on the streets. The Yankees beat the Guardians as Jazz hit the game winning HR using Judge’s bat. Spencer Jones hit his first MLB HR. The Mets were shutout by the Cardinals, 7-0. Plus, we talked about the spread for tonight. Jeff Pearlman said the Spurs are going to win the next three games. Gio said there’s something about his voice saying this that is annoying.

Dunkin sent ‘Happy Birthday Gio’ and Knicks donuts this morning. . We also took calls on tonight’s Knicks game and how they have to get off to a fast start. A caller wonders what happens if the Knicks don’t win the championship. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Kendrick Perkins talking about how aggressive the Spurs were in the last game. The Yankees beat the Guardians as Jazz hit the game winning HR. Gerrit Cole only went 4 innings. Plus, we took calls on tonight’s Knicks/Spurs game four.

We started talking about tonight’s Knicks/Spurs game and took a bunch of calls from what seemed like confident Knicks fans. A caller wonders if the city will riot if the Knicks lose tonight. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with KAT talking about the Spurs being the aggressor. Dylan Harper talked about shooting threes. Stephon Castle said he expects to win tonight, in fact, the next three. The Yankees beat the Guardians as Jazz had the game winning HR and Spencer Jones hit his first MLB homer. Braden Montgomery hit a walk off HR in his big league debut for the White Sox. The Moment of The Day: Gio’s impression of Jeff Pearlman on TikTok. In the final segment of the show, a caller said tonight’s spread is a trap.

Josh Hart with some thoughts. Dylan Harper talked about shooting threes. Stephon Castle said he expects to win tonight, in fact, the next three. The Yankees beat the Guardians as Jazz had the game winning HR and Spencer Jones hit his first MLB homer. The Moment of The Day: Gio’s impression of Jeff Pearlman on TikTok.

We started talking about tonight’s Knicks/Spurs game and took a bunch of calls from what seemed like confident Knicks fans. A caller wonders if the city will riot if the Knicks lose tonight.

The Yankees beat the Guardians as Jazz hit the game winning HR. Gerrit Cole only went 4 innings. Also, a couple of NFL notes.

We also took calls on tonight’s Knicks game and how they have to get off to a fast start. A caller wonders what happens if the Knicks don’t win the championship.

Jerry returns with a preview of tonight’s Knicks/Spurs game 4. KAT talked about the Knicks needing to do more, they were too relaxed. Dylan Harper talked about walking around NY and getting booed. Wemby talked about the fans being attacked on the streets. The Yankees beat the Guardians as Jazz hit the game winning HR using Judge’s bat. Spencer Jones hit his first MLB HR. The Mets were shutout by the Cardinals, 7-0.

We spoke about the violence that happened at the Knicks watch party. Gio said everybody had to come out on social media to say they don’t condone it.

Jerry first update has KAT talking about the Spurs setting the tone. The Yankees beat the Guardians as Jazz homered again with Judge’s bat. Spencer Jones hit his first MLB HR. The Cardinals shutout the Mets, 7-0. Plus, Braden Montgomery of the White Sox hit a walk-off HR in his MLB debut with Bob Costas on the call.

We started with the Knicks/Spurs as game 4 is tonight at MSG. Jose Alvarado said Wemby got away with one, but it will be his last. We talked about how refs can really affect a game in the NBA.

The hosts of WFAN react to the Knicks' loss the Spurs in Game 3 of the NBA Finals. It's an unfamiliar feeling for the Knickerbockers and their fans, following 13 consecutive postseason victories, spanning a month a half. A sweep of San Antonio was unlikely, so are there any important takeaways from this defeat? Or was it just a minor bump on the way to a title?

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We break down the Knicks' Game 3 loss to the Spurs that snapped their 13-game win streak, reacting to fan complaints about a "bougie night" at MSG, celebrity sightings, and Cardi B’s buzzing halftime show. We also reveal why Boomer and Gio are broadcasting remote today, dive into callers' postgame conspiracy theories, address Mike Brown's criticism of the refs, and check out street videos of fans clashing. Finally, Gio looks ahead to a Game 4 bounce-back from KAT and Bridges, we question court-side celebrities like DJ Khaled and Fat Joe, and wrap up the show with the Moment of the Day and our final thoughts on the game.

We start with the Knicks' Game 3 loss at the Garden, snapping a 13-game win streak when they couldn't come back in the fourth quarter after leading at the half. Derek Jeter and Eli Manning were there, reminding us of our Friday parade talk and Gio's point that we've been spoiled. Jerry's first update brings the sounds of the first half ending with the Knicks up seven, right before Charles Barkley said "it's a wrap" at halftime. The Spurs talked confidence, Wemby scored 32 making us wonder if he's the new villain, and Knicks players reacted without panicking. Finally, the Yankees beat the Guardians in ten on Cody Bellinger's game-winning hit, and we take calls from Knicks fans on the loss.

We start with a ton of calls from Knicks fans complaining about the refs, ticket prices, and a lack of crowd noise, leading Boomer to label it a bougie night at MSG. Boomer wonders if Al watched the game (he was asleep), we break down Cardi B’s halftime show that had Charles Barkley buzzing, and Jerry's update delivers the audio of Barkley and Ernie Johnson talking about her. After hearing the sounds of De’Aaron Fox’s huge jump shot, we revisit Dylan Harper talking celebrities with Scott Van Pelt, and wrap up with more calls from Knicks fans on what went wrong.

We reveal why Boomer & Gio are remote today while Jerry and Al are in studio, including Jerry feeling like an "afterthought" after Boomer's last-minute golf invite. Callers who claim they aren't conspiracy theorists share their conspiracy theories on the Knicks' loss, before Jerry's update brings the sounds of the Spurs winning. Boomer notes home games have more distractions, the Spurs adjusted at halftime, Mike Brown criticized the refs' foul discrepancy, and Jalen Brunson kept his mindset the same. Finally, we look at videos of Knicks fans attacking Spurs fans on the street, the Yankees' ten-inning win over the Guardians, and wrap up with a caller comparing officiating Wemby to the "tush push" while fans vent about Jalen Brunson getting "assaulted" without retaliation.

Gio expects a Game 4 Knicks win with big outings from KAT and Bridges, noting OG Anunoby has been their most consistent playoff star. We call out DJ Khaled burying his face in his phone, wonder how Fat Joe affords all these games, and break down Boomer's theory that the Knicks pay for celebrity private planes. Jerry's final update highlights Castle's late big three giving the Spurs a seven-point lead, plus audio from head coach Mitch Johnson. Finally, we look at Wemby sketching a statue at Gramercy Park, Dylan Harper explaining to NBA-TV how yelling fans fueled them, the "Moment of the Day" featuring the Inside the NBA crew, and our final thoughts on the Spurs' Game 3 win.

Jerry starts with Castle hitting a big three to give the Spurs a 7 point lead late. We heard from head coach Mitch Johnson. Wemby went to Gramercy Park to sketch a statue yesterday before the game. Dylan Harper was on with NBA-TV and talked about the fans yelling outside their hotel fueling them. The Moment of The Day: ‘Who likes the sloppiest butt’ out of the Inside The NBA crew?

Gio expects the Knicks to win game 4 and thinks you will get big games out of KAT and Bridges. We also talked celebs at the game.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the game ending with the Spurs winning. Boomer talked about home games having more distractions than road games. The Spurs made the proper adjustments at the half. Mike Brown was critical of the refs for the foul call discrepancy. Jalen Brunson said the mindset remains the same. Videos emerged of Knicks fans attacking Spurs fans on the street. The Yankees beat the Guardians in ten.

Many callers said they are not conspiracy theorists, and then had conspiracy theories on why the Knicks lost.

Jerry's got the audio of Barkley and Ernie Johnson talking about Cardi B. We heard the sounds of the huge De’Aaron Fox jump shot. Dylan Harper was on with Scott Van Pelt and talked about the celebrities there.

We took a ton of calls from Knicks fans this segment. People were complaining about the refs, ticket prices and lack of crowd noise.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the first half coming to an end with the Knicks in the lead by seven. Charles Barkley said ‘it’s a wrap’ at halftime. The Spurs talked about their confidence going into the game. Wemby scored 32, so is he the new villain? We heard from many Knicks players, who are not panicking. Also, the Yankees beat the Guardians as Cody Bellinger had the game winning hit in ten.

We started with the Knicks loss in game 3, the first game at the Garden. The Knicks had won 13 straight games before the loss. The Knicks couldn’t come back this time in the fourth quarter after having a lead at the half.

The Yankees split a rain shortened series with Boston after news broke  late Thursday evening that Aaron Judge would be out approximately two months with a stress fracture in his rib. Also, with Anthony Volpe in the midst of another one of his trademark slumps, will he be the odd man out when Jasson Dominguez comes off the IL?

Today on the show, we dive into the Knicks' 2-0 lead over the Spurs, analyzing KAT's dominance over Wembanyama, fan ticket madness, the OG Anunoby trade, and the anticipated chaos of President Trump attending tonight's game. In baseball, the Mets take their series against the Padres behind Carson Benge's 5-for-5 night, while the Yankees beat the Red Sox with Jazz Chisholm using Aaron Judge's bat. Finally, we discuss UFC at the White House, react to Antonio Brown's bizarre TikTok live streams.

The Knicks took a 2-0 series lead as KAT dominated Wembanyama, leaving us wondering how tonight’s officiating will go and why Gio thinks a New York loss will be blamed on President Trump being in attendance. Jerry has postgame sound, capturing fans telling the Spurs to "keep the bus runnin’," Wemby admitting he was high from beating the Thunder, and Josh Hart tackling how expensive seats are pricing out longtime fans. Plus, the Mets beat the Padres and the Yankees topped the Red Sox. Finally, we look at how Shaq's early-season challenge to KAT seemingly worked, and Charles Barkley's claim that Wemby is "in shock" at what the Knicks are doing to him.

Nets fan Evan Roberts is heading to tonight’s Knicks game instead of selling his season tickets for big cash, leaving Gio wondering what they’ll be worth for Game 4 if New York wins. Boomer calls the OG Anunoby trade one of the best the Knicks have ever made. Jerry previews the Knicks/Spurs matchup with player sound as we wonder if President Trump will sit in a suite or under the basket with James Dolan. In baseball, Jazz Chisholm used Aaron Judge’s bat for a three-run homer in a Yankees win over Boston, and AJ Ewing made a great catch in a Mets victory over the Padres. Finally, we break down the UFC at the White House.

We start with how the Knicks have handled Victor Wembanyama so far, hear from a happy caller who won tickets at Friday’s watch party, and take fan complaints about the refs. Jerry returns for an update featuring Mike Breen’s "magic carpet ride" comment, the crazy crowd outside MSG, Dylan Harper calling tonight "desperation," and De’Aaron Fox choosing "resilience" as the word of the night. Plus, Carson Benge goes 5-for-5 as the Mets beat the Padres, and Manny Machado explains why he is not a fan of analytics. Finally, we break down the chaos of President Trump going to tonight’s Knicks game, Gio’s take on Antonio Brown's bizarre live streams, and a snippet of his new song, "Sauce In My Cup."

Gio watches Antonio Brown’s TikTok live stream and thinks he’s lost his mind, before we take Knicks/Spurs calls about team jinxes and a fan who is terrified of attending a potential Game 4 clincher. Jerry's final update features Knicks players talking about being up 2-0 going into tonight, fans yelling at the Spurs' hotel bus, and Wemby's lessons learned from the first two games. Plus, Carson Benge goes 5-for-5 as the Mets beat the Padres to take the series, leading into the Moment of the Day with Jerry’s screaming "Bill" songs montage. Finally, Gio says Wemby is just sitting on a park bench in New York, while Boomer notes it’s hard to hide when you’re over seven feet tall.

Jerry with Knicks players talking about being up 2-0 going into tonight. We heard Knicks fans yelling at the Spurs bus outside of their NYC hotel room. Wemby talked about the lessons learned from the first two games. Carson Benge went 5-for-5 as the Mets beat the Padres and took the series.

We take a bunch of your calls the above and Knicks and whatnot.

Jerry starts with Mike Breen saying ‘this magic carpet ride continues’. We also heard from the crazy crowd outside MSG. Dylan Harper called tonight ‘desperation’. De’Aaron Fox said the word of the night will be ‘resilience’. Carson Benge went 5-for-5 as the Mets beat the Padres. Manny Machado is not a fan of analytics.

They've done a great job of it, stunning the Spurs star.

Jerry's got a preview of Knicks/Spurs at MSG with sound from multiple Knicks players. Will President Trump be in a suite or under the basket with James Dolan? Jazz Chisholm used Aaron Judge’s bat and hit a 3-run HR in the Yankees win over Boston. AJ Ewing made a great catch as the Mets beat the Padres.

We talked about Evan Roberts having Knicks season tickets even as a Nets fan and Gio can’t believe he’s going to the game tonight instead of selling his tickets for big cash. Boomer said the trade for OG Anunoby has to be one of the best the Knicks ever made.

Jerry here with postgame sound from the Knicks and Spurs from Friday night. Knicks fans were yelling at the Spurs to ‘keep the bus runnin’, see ya!’ Wemby said he was high from beating the Thunder. Josh Hart talked about the expensive seats keeping longtime fans out. The Mets beat the Padres yesterday with a HR from a 5-5 Carson Benge.. The Yankees beat the Red Sox with a HR by Cody Bellinger.

Knicks took a 2-0 series lead Friday night with KAT dominating Victor Wembanyama. We also talked about the officiating and wondering how tonight’s game will be called.

The Giants have brought back a familiar face in Odell Beckham Jr., and Shaun Morash was HYPED about the signing. But Evan and Tiki fear that it could mean trouble for Malik Nabers' recovery from ACL surgery. Plus, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle wonder if this offseason has been too much of a "circus," while Boomer and Gio hope to put a bow on the Jaxson Dart/Abdul Carter drama.

Aaron Judge has been diagnosed with a stress fracture in his ribs, and Chris McMonigle was streaming live when the news broke. He says the ultimate goal for the season is still alive, while Tommy Lugauer, also live when the news came in, says it is good news for the Yankees given the alternative. Plus, Gio says the injury means the season is massively impacted, and Evan explains why this is not a death knell to the season like it was in 2023.

Boomer & Gio hear from callers on Jalen Brunson being the new King of New York and how Game 1 was a statement win. Plus, all the highlights and postgame sound from Game 1; Boomer says these Knicks have a 2007 Giants feel to them; a caller wonders if Victor Wembanyama will cry if the Knicks beat the Spurs; Boomer & Gio on the Aaron Judge rib injury; wrapping up the Jaxson Dart-Abdul Carter saga.

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We kick off with a massive preview of Knicks-Spurs Game 2 with New York as underdogs, cover Aaron Judge’s rib injury, and debate how much WFAN listeners truly care about the Knicks compared to other local teams. We keep the conversation going with fan calls, Stephon Castle's bold claims, President Trump’s Game 3 confirmation, and the announcement of an Al & Jerry New Year’s Eve show. Next, we break down the high stakes and desperation for tonight's game, mock the concept of "brisk walking," cover a Yankees win, and dive into Micah Parsons’ foot fetish comments. Finally, we celebrate a feel-good summer Friday, warn against giving Charles Oakley a platform to rip the team, revisit throwback audio, and deliver our official predictions for tonight's game.

We kick off previewing Knicks-Spurs Game 2 with New York as underdogs, look at Dylan Harper’s repost of De'Aaron Fox playing poorly, and share Gio’s take that Tim Duncan looks like a "lesbian nurse." Jerry delivers his first update previewing tonight's action, Josh Hart declares the Knicks didn't come to San Antonio to take just one game, and Jalen Brunson ponders what he'd spend $7,500 a ticket on. In baseball news, Aaron Judge is sidelined 4-6 weeks with a rib stress fracture, and Jazz Chisholm dubs Carlos Rodon the "rooster." Finally, the Hurricanes even their series against the Knights, and we close by debating Al's take that people just don't care about the Knicks compared to the Jets, Giants, Yankees, or Mets.

We continue the debate on Knicks talk on WFAN and take fan calls, then Jerry returns to preview tonight’s Knicks/Spurs game and address Dylan Harper talking about being on the bench late. Next, Stephon Castle insists the Spurs are still the better team, President Trump talks Knicks and Spurs before confirming he’ll attend Game 3, and Gio closes by revealing Al committed to an Al & Jerry New Year’s Eve show.

Excitement builds for Knicks-Spurs Game 2, with Boomer expecting desperation since San Antonio can't overcome a 2-0 deficit. Gio jokes a championship would make Landry Shamet the next Sean Landeta, then joins Guy Adami to mock the idiocy of "brisk walking." Jerry’s update covers Josh Hart’s intensity, OG Anunoby’s first name, Jalen Brunson’s fan confrontation, and KAT jokingly praying for the NYPD. Plus, the Yankees beat the Guardians behind Ryan McMahon, Ben Johnson gets pissed at a reporter's phone, and Micah Parsons talks foot fetishes with Jay Mohr. We close with callers discussing Gio’s shirt-tugging and back-to-back titles, and Boomer’s take on why a close loss tonight is fine.

Gio urges everyone to live in the moment on this feel-good summer Friday with the Knicks in the Finals, before we dive into Aaron Judge’s rib injury and a caller's "bone stimulator" idea. Next, ahead of Jerry's final update, Gio warns against giving Charles Oakley a platform to rip the team right now, leading into a chat about Al being a Virgo. Then, Jerry plays throwback audio of Boomer & Gio’s reactions to Mike Brown’s hiring, and the Moment of the Day envisions Eddie and his wife in $500K Knicks seats. We wrap up with Payton Tolle explaining his bizarre pitch and our official predictions for Knicks-Spurs Game 2.

Jerry went back in time and played audio of Boomer & Gio’s take when Mike Brown was hired. The Moment of The Day: Imagining Eddie & his wife sitting in $500K tickets for the Knicks.

A rib injury that'll take 4-6 weeks to heal. A caller wonders if a bone stimulator would be helpful.

Jerry starts with Josh Hart talking about keeping up the intensity for game 2. What is OG Anunoby’s first name? Jalen Brunson was asked about getting into it with a fan. KAT prays for the NYPD if the Knicks win it all (in a joking way). The Yankees beat the Guardians as Ryan McMahon had the winning hit. Ben Johnson was pissed when a reporter’s phone went off during a press conference. Micah Parsons told Jay Mohr he has a foot fetish if it’s on a good woman.

Guy Adami checks in to talk about Rami saying he was going ‘brisk walking’. Gio said you can’t speed walk without looking like an idiot.

Jerry returns with a preview of tonight’s Knicks/Spurs game and Dylan Harper talking about being on the bench late in the game. Stephon Castle said he still thinks the Spurs are the better team. President Trump was asked if he’s going to game 3 and he kept talking about the Knicks and Spurs and then said yes.

It's THE topic this morning and a bunch of you checked in this segment to talk Knicks.

Jerry starts with a preview of tonight’s game. Josh Hart said the Knicks didn’t come to San Antonio to take 1 game. Jalen Brunson was asked what he would spend $7500 a ticket on. Aaron Judge has a stress fracture in his rib which is keeping him out at least 4-6 weeks. Jazz Chisholm called Carlos Rodon the ‘rooster’. The Hurricanes beat the Knights to even the series 1-1.

We started with a preview of tonight’s game 2 between the Knicks and Spurs. The Knicks are actually underdogs tonight. Dylan Harper reposted a video of De’Aaron Fox playing poorly in the fourth quarter when Harper was on the bench.

The WFAN team is here to break down every massive moment from the Knicks’ incredible Game 1 comeback against the San Antonio Spurs. We dive deep into how New York rallied from 14 points down to steal a 1-0 lead in the NBA Finals. From Jalen Brunson's clutch heroics to Karl-Anthony Towns' fierce battle against Victor Wembanyama, we've got all the angles covered.

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Today, we break down the Knicks' thrilling Game 1 comeback win over the Spurs, tracking Jalen Brunson’s heroics, his injury scare, and callers declaring him the new 'King of NY'. We debate if Game 2 is a must-win for San Antonio, look at how the Knicks limited Wemby, and check soaring ticket prices for a potential championship. In football, John Harbaugh and OBJ weigh in on the Giants, while on the diamond, the Yankees drop one to the Guardians with a struggling Gerrit Cole and the Mets beat the Mariners behind Bo Bichette. We wrap it all up with the 'Protect College Sports Act', a Wing Scout review, and the Moment of the Day featuring 'Walking Ambien' Wally Szczerbiak.

The Knicks came back in the fourth quarter to take Game 1 of the NBA Finals in San Antonio, as Jalen Brunson played the hero and KAT played great against Wemby. Jerry delivers his first update featuring the sounds of Brunson putting them up 97-95, plus Mike Brown on Brunson hanging tough and Brunson on the team's resilience. Meanwhile, Wemby is not worried in the slightest and Dylan Harper says the loss is on them. Turning to baseball, the Yankees lost to the Guardians as Gerrit Cole did not pitch great, and there is no timetable for Aaron Judge’s return. On a brighter note, the Mets beat the Mariners with Bo Bichette going 4-for-4. Finally, we take calls from Knicks fans on a potentially bad injury to Brunson.

Gio wondered if the Knicks would find a way to win, a caller highlighted Landry Shamet’s key role, and Gio asked Boomer if Game 2 is a must-win for the Spurs. Then, Jerry's update brings the sounds of Jalen Brunson’s big late bucket, Mike Brown on their down-the-stretch pace, and Wemby reacting to a selfie-seeking fan on the court, plus Knicks fans celebrating in the streets. To wrap up, the Yankees lost to the Guardians as Gerrit Cole struggled, the Mets beat the Mariners with a double steal, and we break down ticket prices for a potential Knicks NBA Championship.

We start with a caller declaring Jalen Brunson the ‘King of NY’ over Aaron Judge, followed by another calling the Knicks' victory a definitive statement game. Jerry’s update brings Mike Breen’s call of the final seconds of the comeback win, Mike Brown's thoughts on Brunson, and a look at how the Knicks limited Wemby. Then, John Harbaugh takes notice of the Knicks for the Giants, Odell Beckham Jr. is asked about regrets from his last Giants stint, and the Yankees lose to the Guardians as Gerrit Cole struggles. Finally, Long Island's ‘The Wing Scout’ features Shaun Morash on yesterday's wing review.

We start with Boomer discussing the ‘Protect College Sports Act’, then Gio invites Boomer over for dinner and a trip to the Portly Villager for the Knicks game. Next, we hear from Knicks fans who already have the championship locked up, leading into Jerry's final update on Jalen Brunson playing through injuries. Plus, Wemby admits he was bad last night, OBJ talks about why he’s back, and the Yankees lose to the Guardians as Gerrit Cole struggles. To wrap up, the Mets beat the Mariners behind Bo Bichette’s big day, we hit the Moment of the Day featuring ‘Walking Ambien Wally Szczerbiak’, and discuss how Yussef is getting to the World Cup.

Jerry returns with Jalen Brunson playing through injuries. Wemby said he was bad last night and it wasn’t more complicated than that. OBJ talked about being back and why he’s back. The Yankees lost to the Guardians as Gerrit Cole did not pitch great. The Mets beat the Mariners as Bo Bichette went 4-for-4 with 3 RBIs. The Moment of The Day: ‘Walking Ambien Wally Szczerbiak’.

Gio invites Boomer over for dinner tomorrow night and then wants to head to the Portly Villager for the Knicks game.

Jerry starts with Mike Breen on the call in the final seconds as the Knicks come back to win. Mike Brown talked about Brunson’s performance. Also, we heard from John Harbaugh, he’s taking notice of the Knicks and wants to see that for the Giants. Odell Beckham Jr was asked if he has any regrets from the last time he was a Giant. The Yankees lost to the Guardians as Gerrit Cole did not pitch great.

We start the hour with a caller saying Jalen Brunson is the ‘King of NY’, not Aaron Judge. Another caller said that was a statement game by the Knicks.

Jerry returns with the sounds of Jalen Brunson hitting a big bucket late. Mike Brown liked the pace they played down the stretch. A moron fan ran on the floor to take a selfie with Wemby and he was asked about it after the game. The Yankees lost to the Guardians as Gerrit Cole did not pitch great and talked about it after the game. The Mets beat the Mariners as they pulled off a double steal.

There were several moments last night where Gio was wondering if the Knicks would be able to find a way to win.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Brunson ‘from downtown’ to put them up 97-95. We heard from Mike Brown on Brunson getting beat up early but hanging tough. Brunson talked about the team being resilient. We heard the sounds of the Yankees losing to the Guardians as Gerrit Cole did not pitch great. There is no timetable for Aaron Judge’s return. The Mets beat the Mariners as Bo Bichette finally did something, going 4-for-4.

Once again Jalen Brunson was the hero and KAT played great against Wemby.

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We preview tonight’s Knicks-Spurs Game 1 and the city's championship drought, debating Jeremy Lin’s ESPN role, locking in series predictions from five to seven games, and hashing out a bleeped Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce debate amidst hyped fan calls. In baseball, the Yankees fall to the Guardians behind a tough Cam Schlittler outing and an Aaron Judge injury, while the Mets drop a sloppy one in Seattle plagued by back-to-back two-base errors. Plus, we hit on Mike Brown singing, Boomer’s Super Bowl memories, Aaron Donald un-retirement rumors, Jacoby Brissett's Jets connection, and AJ Brown to the Patriots. Finally, Gio sprinkles in his series bets, Boomer unbuttons his shirt, and we close with a wild roommate Moment of the Day and Sean Avery’s insane neighbor blackmail war.

We preview tonight’s Knicks-Spurs Game 1 and the city's championship drought since the 2011 Giants, which Boomer compares to the 2007 Giants' late-season and playoff run. Jerry’s first update reveals tonight’s game isn’t even sold out and Mitchell Robinson’s status remains unknown despite practicing. Meanwhile, the Yankees lost to the Guardians as Cam Schlittler gave up five runs, and the Mets lost after back-to-back two-base errors, leaving Mark Vientos to answer questions about his defense. Finally, Gio reviews Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce breaking down the series all while Boomer shows some skin with an extra button unbuttoned.

Gio picks the Knicks in six, going up 3-1 after four games, Boomer thinks that would be amazing and takes them in five, Al selects seven, and Rami agrees on six. We ask if Boomer remembers the emotions leading up to his Super Bowl, before Jerry returns for an update starting with Mike Brown singing "Who Let The Dogs Out?" and bleeped audio of Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett. Meanwhile, the Yankees lost to the Guardians 9-4 as Cam Schlittler gave up five runs, Aaron Boone discussed Aaron Judge’s injury, and the Mets lost in Seattle with back-to-back two-base errors. Finally, Gio has a couple of bets he’s going to "sprinkle" in for the Knicks series.

Gio isn’t just hoping the Knicks win the Finals—he expects them to, as calls pour in from hyped fans and a few buzzkills. Jerry covers a maturing Josh Hart being okay with getting benched and Bruce Beck’s question for Jalen Brunson. Meanwhile, the Yankees lost to the Guardians as their broadcaster took a shot at Jazz Chisholm, Cam Schlittler struggled, and Aaron Judge missed the game with rib/shoulder issues. Plus, the Mets broadcast features a chat about players who don’t wear cups, Aaron Donald sparks un-retirement interest after the Myles Garrett deal, and the hour closes with Jacoby Brissett and the Jets potentially hooking up.

We continue breaking down tonight’s Knicks-Spurs series as Dan in Carteret wonders if Wemby will cry if they lose, though Gio notes talking points won't matter once play begins. Jerry’s final update highlights Mike Brown preparing for the Finals, the Yankees' loss to the Guardians behind a tough Cam Schlittler outing and Paul Goldschmidt's offense, and the Mets' loss in Seattle featuring back-to-back two-base errors. Finally, we hear AJ Brown on joining the Patriots, share a Moment of the Day involving a lesbian roommate and something named after Boomer, and wrap up with Sean Avery’s neighbor battle involving blackmail and hookers.

Jerry's got Mike Brown on the season and how it got them here. Cam Schlittler contributes to Yanks loss. Mets errors doom them. AJ Brown talks about going to the Pats. Plus, the Moment of the Day - A lesbian roommate with something named after Boomer Esiason.

We do more Knicks preview and Dan in Carteret checks in to wonder if Wemby's eyes will leak if the Spurs lose.

Jerry has Josh Hart ok with being benched during games. The nicest man on earth, Bruce Beck, has a question for Jalen Brunson. The Yankees lost to the Guardians and their broadcaster took a shot at Jazz Chisholm. Aaron Judge missed a game with rib/shoulder issues. Gary Cohen and Daniel Murphy talked about players that don’t wear cups. Aaron Donald seems interested in un-retiring after the Myles Garrett deal.

Gio's is big on the Knicks winning. We also take a bunch of your calls on the Knicks.

Jerry starts with Mike Brown singing, ‘Who Let The Dogs Out?’ We heard audio of Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett talking about the series (there are a lot of bleeps in it). The Yankees lost to the Guardians 9-4 as Cam Schlittler gave up 5 runs. Aaron Boone talked about Aaron Judge’s injury. The Mets lost in Seattle and had back to back 2-base errors.

We all give our predictions for Knicks-Spurs. Gotta go with Knicks but in how many games?

Jerry brings us some Knicks/Spurs preview sound but no update on Mitchell Robinson. Schlittler gives up runs in a Yanks loss. Mets errors doom them.

NYC hasn't had a champ since 2011. The Knicks remind Boomer of the late-blooming New York Giants in 2007.

Christian and Chris are back together to discuss the Yankees and their options within the organization and at the deadline.Also, are we seeing an aging Aaron Judge or just a slower start than normal to his 2026 campaign?

Huge NFL shakeups dominate the cycle with Myles Garrett heading to the Rams and AJ Brown joining the Patriots, while the Mets suffer a brutal extra-innings loss to the Mariners. Meanwhile, it’s non-stop Knicks-Spurs hype, covering Mitchell Robinson’s injury drama, Mike Brown game planning for Wemby, and Adam Schein’s ultimate championship confidence. Throw in the Barstool Internet Invitational, Jerry's updates, and your best caller hot takes for a fully packed show.

We start with Myles Garrett’s trade to the Rams, AJ Brown going to the Patriots, and the three veteran wide receivers signed by the Giants. Jerry has the Mariners beating the Mets in ten. Mike Brown talks playing Wemby and the Spurs, Landry Shamet discusses KAT going up against San Antonio, and Iman Shumpert joins Michelle Beadle to share his Spurs and Knicks picks. Finally, Russell Wilson replaces Matt Ryan on CBS's NFL Today, and a caller wonders why people hate the Knicks when they’ve been bad for so long.

A caller from North Carolina says everybody in the south hates New York sports teams, and Paul in Yonkers complains his morning calls aren't picked up. Jerry with the Mariners walking off the Mets in the tenth, and Jazz Chisholm's appearance on Jimmy Fallon promoting his new charity. Myles Garrett is traded to the Rams for Jared Verse and picks. We hear from Mike Brown about Mitchell Robinson, Andre Drummond on growing up a Knicks fan, and Gilbert Arenas on the Knicks bringing the ratings. We look ahead to tomorrow's 8:40pm Knicks/Spurs game and the difficulty of falling asleep after, before a caller shares a theory that Mitchell Robinson punched something to cause his pinky break.

Barstool and Bob Does Sports are doing another Internet Invitational, and Paige Spiranac is back after crying last year for cheating. Next, a hand specialist says there is no way Mitchell Robinson plays in these games. Jerry with the Mets losing in ten in Seattle, plus a few Knicks players talking about getting locked in after the layoff. Adam Schein is feeling a Knicks championship, and Mayor Mamdani repealed kids’ bedtime so they could watch the Knicks Finals series. Finally, a caller wonders why fans even want Robinson playing with a broken pinky.

Boomer highlights how the NFL is still dominating the news cycle during baseball season, while a caller urges fans to trust the Knicks coaching staff with Mitchell Robinson. Jerry's final update previews tomorrow night's Knicks/Spurs game. We hear about Mike Brown gameplanning for Wemby and his celibate Monk friends, followed by Iman Shumpert addressing Becky Hammon’s comments about Jalen Brunson on Michelle Beadle’s show. Next, AJ Brown is traded to the Patriots, the Giants sign three veteran receivers, and the Mets lose in the tenth inning. The Moment of the Day features Adam Schein feeling a Knicks championship in his nether regions, before Yussef shares a lucky dream about Boomer giving him money in the final segment.

The hosts of WFAN - Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and Carton and McMonigle - react to the Spurs advancing to the NBA Finals, where they'll take on the New York Knickerbockers. It's a rematch of 1999, the last time the Knicks appeared in the championship round. How are you feeling about the Knicks' chances heading into Wednesday's series-opener?

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Today’s Boomer & Gio was dominated by heavy Knicks-Spurs Finals hype, breaking down Mitchell Robinson’s bizarre pinky injury, Mike Brown’s thoughts on stopping Wemby, and the sheer surrealness of New York finally playing for a ring. On the diamond, both local teams completed sweeps, highlighted by a mind-boggling, 13-run third inning from the Yankees. The guys rounded out the morning tackling the political fallout from college QB Jaxson Dart’s viral Trump rally intro, Odell Beckham Jr.’s rumored return to the Giants, and classic banter ranging from NYC squeegee guys to AI Dave Simms.

We started with the Spurs beating the Thunder to set up Knicks/Spurs in the Finals. We also talked about Mitchell Robinson’s injured pinky. Gio said it’s going to feel weird if they lose a game this series because it’s been so long. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and we heard from Mike Brown on facing the Spurs & Wemby. KAT gave a shoutout to Jeremy Lin for making him a Knicks fan. The Yankees scored 13 runs in the third including a Ben Rice 2-run triple. Juan Soto hit a grand slam to put the game out of reach as they swept the Marlins. In the final segment of the hour, we took calls on the upcoming Knicks/Spurs series. Good news for Mitchell Robinson as Mike Francesa knows the surgeon.

Jaxson Dart, Abdul Carter and Jameis Winston spoke in front of the media on Friday about Dart introducing President Trump at a rally. Gio hopes this is the last time it’s addressed as it continues to go on for no reason. Odell Beckham Jr to the Giants still has legs. Boomer said even if he signs, he may not be on the opening day roster. We also talked about the Yankees scoring 13 runs in a 43 minute top of the third. Jerry returns for an update but first Gio tells us about picking up his mother-in-law at JFK on Friday. We heard Mike Brown talking about his past with the Spurs but said he wants to ‘kick their ass’. We heard the sounds of the Yankees from the 13-run third. John Harbaugh was a guest on the Mark Schlereth podcast and he asked him about the Dart/Carter situation. A caller wants an intervention with Tommy Lugauer with his Knicks confidence.

We talked about Mitchell Robinson’s pinky injury and are trying to figure out how he got it since it wasn’t basketball related. Also, the size of Wemby’s feet, which Gio said are still growing. Jerry with the sounds of Mike Brown talking about the upcoming series with the Spurs. The Yankees had a 13-run third inning to beat the A’s. The Mets beat the Marlins and complete the sweep as Carson Benge led off with a HR. The Giants are working out a few veteran receivers, not just Odell. A female caller can’t believe a male caller said his wife wouldn’t let him watch the Knicks.

We discuss the 1999 Knicks team and Gio can’t believe it was almost 30 years ago. We previewed the Knicks/Spurs series which gets underway on Wednesday night. Jerry starts with Mike Brown on comparisons to their series for the NBA Cup. Aaron Judge talked about the 13-run third inning to beat the A’s, Howie Rose on the call as Juan Soto hit a grand slam. The Moment of The Day: A-I Dave Simms has some comments for Boomer. Gio talked about the movie, ‘Project Hail Mary’, and said the alien reveal threw him off.

We heard Mike Brown talking about his past with the Spurs but said he wants to ‘kick their ass’. We heard the sounds of the Yankees from the 13-run third. John Harbaugh was a guest on the Mark Schlereth podcast and he asked him about the Dart/Carter situation.

Jaxson Dart, Abdul Carter and Jameis Winston spoke in front of the media on Friday about Dart introducing President Trump at a rally.

We heard from Mike Brown on facing the Spurs & Wemby. KAT gave a shoutout to Jeremy Lin for making him a Knicks fan. The Yankees scored 13 runs in the third including a Ben Rice 2-run triple. Juan Soto hit a grand slam to put the game out of reach as they swept the Marlins.

We started with the Spurs beating the Thunder to set up Knicks/Spurs in the Finals.

Hear from Kurt Thomas on the Knicks and Mark Schlereth on the Giants as they join The Carton Show with Chris McMonigle.

Jaxson Dart reportedly spoke at a Giants team meeting to address the drama that stemmed from Abdul Carter's social media post criticizing Dart introducing Donald Trump. Boomer and Gio react to the report, and whether this can be something that actually brings the team closer together. Evan and Tiki debate who would have leaked the report about the team meeting, and Craig Carton rips how the story as a whole has been covered by media and received by fans.

Boomer & Gio discuss the Knicks’ path to immortality. Plus, Boomer & Gio on Mitchell Robinson’s injury and question why the Knicks are regarded as underdogs (13:13); Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash on the Knicks fever reaching new heights and spilling over into politics (22:49); Evan & Tiki also react to Reggie Miller giving the Knicks respect (48:20); Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle chat with Kurt Thomas on all things Knicks (1:05:44).

The Mets are reeling while Juan Soto is heating up, and Gregg Giannotti wonders if Soto truly cares about his team's performance as long as he is putting up his usual All-Star numbers. Plus, Craig Carton rips the Mets for officially becoming irrelevant in 2026, while Evan Roberts declares that Carlos Mendoza should have been fired on two separate occasions this past week.

Boomer & Gio celebrate a Knicks sweep of the Cavs for their first NBA Finals appearance since 1999. Plus, Boomer & Gio on the Knicks potentially immortalizing themselves in NYC lore (10:57); Boomer shares his thoughts on the Jaxson Dart-Abdul Carter drama (24:08) and the guys react to Dart addressing the team over it and his appearance with President Trump (32:23); the guys wonder what kind of reaction Trump would get at Madison Square Garden (41:51); and Juan Soto is performing while the rest of the Mets are not (51:26).

Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans are on the Audacy airwaves again and this time sit down with Giants Head Coach, John Harbaugh, just address the situation between Jaxson Dart and Abdul Carter head on - how do the Giants move forward? Then, they discuss if Jayden Daniels is ready for a bounce back year in Washington. Finally, they end the podcast with #QuestionMark

We kick off with how Mitchell Robinson’s broken pinky finger will affect him in the Finals, debate the Spurs-Thunder Game 7, and react to Claude Lemieux's passing before looking back at Boomer and Jerry’s golf outing at Deepdale. Next, we break down the NBA’s new draft lottery rule to combat tanking, Garrett Wilson wanting to bring Knicks-level excitement to Jets fans, and CJ Stroud’s new haircut. Then, Boomer doubles down on his Jaxson Dart/Abdul Carter take, a caller wonders if Robinson would amputate his finger for a championship ring, and Evan Roberts struggles to pronounce "Wembanyama." Finally, we guess whether Boomer has driven more miles or hit more golf balls, reveal why Daniel Jones is dating a prominent surgeon's daughter, look at what kills humans the most every year, and wrap up with Mike Breen praising Kevin Harlan.

We start with news that Mitchell Robinson is dealing with a broken pinky, leaving us to wonder how it will affect him in the Finals. Boomer wonders why the Knicks aren’t favored over both teams, while Gio would rather play the Spurs. Jerry’s first update starts with Victor Wembanyama, followed by Mike Brown on the evolving Knicks offense,Geno Smith on being back with the Jets, Abdul Carter missing the meeting where Jaxson Dart discussed introducing the President, and Andy Reid on Patrick Mahomes' readiness. Finally, we address Claude Lemieux passing away at age 60 due to suicide, Boomer and Jerry's golf outing yesterday at Deepdale—which Gio notes has tremendous showers—and Mayor Mamdani referencing Knicks players by nickname and first name.

The NBA Board of Governors voted in favor of a new draft lottery rule to limit tanking, expanding the chance for the number one pick to 16 teams. We look back at how coaches and players who were arrested for fixing prop bets are never discussed anymore. Jerry on the Spurs evening up their series 3-3 with OKC, featuring postgame reactions from Wembanyama and SGA. Plus, the Jets' Garrett Wilson shares his desire to bring Knicks-level excitement to Jets fans, and CJ Stroud's new haircut causes an online stir in Houston with people thinking he's depressed. Finally, a caller thinks Mike Brown hid his cards during the regular season, and another wonders if Boomer is putting any Knicks opponents' jerseys in the freezer.

We look at articles about Boomer ‘doubling down’ on his Jaxson Dart/Abdul Carter take, followed by Boomer comparing the Knicks’ current camaraderie to the 1990s Yankees. Next, a caller wonders if Mitchell Robinson would amputate his broken pinky for a guaranteed championship. Jerry's update starts with an AI song Boomer likes, leading into clips of Evan Roberts saying ‘Wembanyama’ weirdly. Finally, the Spurs even their series with OKC at 3-3, JJ McCarthy is asked about his relationship with Kyler Murray, and we learn Mitchell Robinson will play in the finals with a brace on his hand.

We start with confirmation that Mitchell Robinson will play with a brace on his broken right pinky following surgery, before debating whether Boomer has driven more miles or hit more golf balls. Jerry's final update opens with getting stuck on an amusement park ride, leading into the Spurs beating the Thunder to tie their series 3-3. From there, Mike Brown discusses keeping the Knicks competitive, Jalen Brunson reacts to a home run nod from Juan Soto, Aaron Glenn pulls for the Knicks, Garrett Wilson imagines a Jets victory, and Patrick Mahomes shares his rehab process. Gio also notes that Daniel Jones has been hurt so much he's dating surgeon Dr. ElAttrache’s daughter. Finally, the Moment of the Day breaks down showering at the golf course, Boomer lists what kills humans the most every year, and Mike Breen shares a story about what a great guy Kevin Harlan is.

The Spurs beat the Thunder to even the series at 3-3. Mike Brown talked about keeping the Knicks competitive with so much time off. Jalen Brunson was asked about Juan Soto giving him a nod after hitting a HR. Garrett Wilson said watching the Knicks gives him a taste of what it could be like when the Jets win. Patrick Mahomes talked about his rehab process. Gio said Daniel Jones has been hurt so much he’s dating the daughter of noted surgeon Dr. ElAttrache. The Moment of The Day: Definitely take a shower at the golf course.

Odd question of the morning: Has Boomer driven more miles or hit more golf balls in his life? Gio said it’s probably closer than you think. Then some football stuff gets thrown in there for some reason.

We have clips of Evan Roberts saying ‘Wembanyama’ weird. The Spurs evened the series with OKC at 3-3. We heard from JJ McCarthy being asked about his relationship with Kyler Murray.

A caller wonders if Mitchell Robinson would amputate his broken pinky if it would guarantee a championship.

Jerry's got the Spurs evening up the series 3-3 with OKC. We heard from Wembanyama and SGA after the game. Garrett Wilson of the Jets talked about the excitement the Knicks brought to their fans, which he wants to do for Jets fans. CJ Stroud cut his hair and it’s causing a stir online in the Houston area. People think he’s depressed.

The NBA Board of Governors voted in favor of a rule for the lottery that would limit teams tanking. Now 16 teams will have the chance to get the number one pick.

Jerry starts with Victor Wembanyama after the game. Mike Brown talked about the Knicks offense evolving over time. Also, Geno Smith said he’s happy to be back with the Jets. Abdul Carter was not at the team meeting where Jaxson Dart talked about introducing the President. Andy Reid talked about Patrick Mahomes and where he’s at with being ready. Plus, the tragic death of Claude Lemieux at the age of 60 by suicide.

We started with the news that came out yesterday that Mitchell Robinson is dealing with a broken pinky - will it affect him? The Spurs & Thunder are heading to a game 7 tomorrow night. Watching these games, Boomer wonders how the Knicks aren’t favored over both of these teams.

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We kick off wondering what crowd reaction President Trump will get at the Knicks game, note a shoeless Jerry, and track Yankees and Mets wins before a Trump impersonator calls in. Next, Gio wonders if Juan Soto cares his team stinks, the guys get sidetracked by weiner pills, and SGA sends a cease-and-desist letter to Underdog Sports over flopping videos. Then, Gio and Boomer debate a "root hog" practice drill, Gio explains why JJ McCarthy will be a terrible quarterback, and Al Dukes plays a disastrous game of "NBA player or dead guy." Finally, reports drop about Jaxson Dart addressing his team after introducing Trump, Gerrit Cole and Juan Soto dominate again, Boomer pins Al against the studio wall, and a police officer pulls over a woman for holding a phone in a right hand she doesn't even have.

President Trump is heading to a Knicks finals game at the Garden, leaving us wondering what reaction he'll get from the crowd. Next, Jerry arrives for his first update of the day, but Gio notices he's not wearing shoes. In baseball, the Yankees beat the Royals behind Gerrit Cole's 7th-inning shutout, Howie Rose calls Juan Soto's home run in a Mets win over the Reds, Carson Benge shaves his mustache and it works, and Cristopher Sanchez breaks a Phillies record with 44 ⅔ scoreless innings. Finally, Rays pitcher Jonathan Heasley vomits on the mound, Adam Silver talks flopping and officiating with Pat McAfee, and a Trump impersonator calls in about the Knicks and UFC on the White House lawn.

Gio wonders if Juan Soto cares that his team stinks since he’s still hitting well, then questions if former Mets coach Jeremy Hefner is the real reason the Braves staff is number one or if they just always have guys. Jerry returns for an update, but the show spends a lot of time on weiner pills. In baseball, the Yankees shutout the Royals behind Ben Rice's production, the Mets beat the Reds thanks to Carson Benge's RBIs, and Rays pitcher Jonathan Heasley vomits on the mound. Finally, Mike Vrabel is asked if he needs more time off, and SGA sends a cease and desist letter to Underdog Sports over videos of him flopping.

Gio wants Jaxson Dart and Abdul Carter in a practice ‘root hog’ situation, but Boomer says John Harbaugh isn't doing that. Gio expects no more big moves for the Jets or Giants, everyone still anticipates an AJ Brown trade to the Patriots, and Gio breaks down why JJ McCarthy 'prances' and will be a terrible QB before sharing Jalen Brunson's crush on Mariska Hargitay. Jerry's update highlights Saquon Barkley on AJ Brown, Jim Harbaugh on Justin Herbert missing practice for his girlfriend, and Kendrick Perkins on a heated AAU game argument. Finally, Aaron Judge throws a dude out at the plate in a Yankees shutout, Carson Benge hits two RBI singles in a Mets win, the Pope gives a thumbs up to a Knicks fan, and Al Dukes plays a disastrous round of ‘NBA player on the Spurs/Thunder or dead guy.’

Reports came out this morning that Jaxson Dart addressed the team and other leaders spoke about him introducing Trump. Jerry returns for an update starting with SGA talking about tonight’s game in San Antonio, followed by Adam Silver discussing flopping with Pat McAfee. The Yankees shutout the Royals as Gerrit Cole pitched well again, the Mets actually won a game as Juan Soto homered again, and the Moment of the Day features Boomer pinning Al against the wall and not letting him leave the studio. Finally, a police officer pulls a woman over for having her phone in a right hand she doesn't actually have, and Gio talks about ticks on Long Island spreading disease.

Jerry starts with SGA talking about tonight’s game in San Antonio. Adam Silver was on with Pat McAfee and they talked about flopping. The Yankees shutout the Royals and Gerrit Cole pitched well again. The Mets actually won a game and Juan Soto homered again. The Moment of The Day: Boomer pins Al against the wall & won’t let him leave the studio.

Reports came out this morning that Jaxson Dart addressed the team and several other team leaders spoke about Dart introducing Trump.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with Saquon Barkley talking about AJ Brown and whether he will be traded or not. Jim Harbaugh was asked about Justin Herbert not being at practice because he’s with his girlfriend. Kendrick Perkins talked about the heated argument at his son’s AAU game. Aaron Judge threw a dude out at the plate as the Yankees shutout the Royals. The Mets won a game, beating the Reds as Carson Benge had 2 RBI singles. The Pope gave a thumbs up to a fan in a Knicks shirt.

Gio wants Jaxson Dart and Abdul Carter in a ‘root hog’ situation in practice and Boomer said John Harbaugh is not doing that. Gio doesn’t expect any more big moves for the Jets or Giants. Everyone still expects AJ Brown to be traded to the Patriots. We talked about JJ McCarthy and why Gio knew he would be a terrible QB.

Jerry was in but we got really sidetracked talking about wiener pills.

Gio wonders if Juan Soto cares that the team stinks since he’s still hitting well.

The Yankees beat the Royals again and Gerrit Cole worked into the 7th inning with a shutout. We heard Howie Rose on the call as Juan Soto homered in the Mets win over the Reds. Phillies pitcher Cristopher Sanchez broke the Phillies record for scoreless innings with 44 ⅔. Rays pitcher Jonathan Heasley vomited several times on the mound last night. Adam Silver was on with Pat McAfee and talked about flopping and officiating.

We started with President Trump saying he’s going to attend a Knicks finals game at the Garden and we wondered what type of reaction he would get from the crowd. Umm...

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We kick off with Becky Hammon’s Jalen Brunson comments, the Knicks' future, OKC’s series lead, a 15-1 Yankees blowout, and a tough Mets loss. Next, Boomer addresses the Abdul Carter and Jaxson Dart viral drama, followed by social media algorithm talk, an "unacceptable" Brewers crotch thrust, and Ray J’s podcast appearance. Then, Boomer reviews the movie Pressure, Gio discovers a "Primal Viking" supplement, Ron Darling critiques the Mets, and Wembanyama "lays an egg." We wrap up with Greg Olsen winning an Emmy, John Harbaugh brushing off locker room fodder, Jerry singing Bob Dylan, a positive Mets fan calling in, and Hank farting on Pardon My Take.

We start with Becky Hammon’s resurfaced comments on Jalen Brunson and Boomer comparing Brunson to Aaron Judge. Jerry updates us on OKC going up 3-2 on the Spurs, Shaq admitting he was wrong about the Knicks, Gio apologizing to Ben Stiller, and Hammon favoring the West. Then, the Yankees destroy the Royals 15-1, the Mets lose again with David Peterson questioned for not backing up home plate, and Josh Jacobs faces domestic abuse accusations. We close with Patrick from SpongeBob reading the Mets' lineup.

Boomer’s viral take addresses Abdul Carter and Jaxson Dart, followed by a discussion on social media algorithms. Jerry updates us on OKC taking a 3-2 series lead over the Spurs, the Yankees beating the Royals 15-1, and the Mets losing to the Reds again. Next, Brewers pitcher Abner Uribe does an "unacceptable" crotch thrust. We close with Ray J's odd explanation on Cam Newton’s podcast.

Boomer and his son Gunnar praise the movie Pressure as an IMAX must-watch, followed by Gio sharing his targeted Instagram ads for a cortisol drink and a "Primal Viking" supplement. Jerry drops in with updates on the Thunder beating the Spurs, the Yankees' 24-hit, 15-1 blowout of the Royals, and another Mets loss to the Reds despite a relentlessly positive face-painted fan. Ron Darling slams David Peterson for failing to back up home plate, questioning the lack of modern coaching influence. Finally, we look at a headline about Wembanyama "laying an egg."

Greg Olsen beats out Tom Brady for a Sports Emmy, followed by why the Jaxson Dart/Abdul Carter situation is just media fodder that John Harbaugh won't let affect the team. Then, Gio reacts to a viral Dez Bryant post, Jerry sings Bob Dylan to start his final update, and we hear postgame sound from OKC taking a 3-2 lead over the Spurs. Next, positive Mets fan Kenny from Baldwin calls in, Boomer reveals he brushes his teeth like Bryce Harper, and Gio orders the "Primal Viking" supplement for the Moment of the Day. We close with Hank farting during a Pardon My Take taping.

Kenny from Baldwin calls in, he was the positive Mets fan chanting at the game last night that Gary, Keith & Ron were talking about.

Gio came across a recent post by Dez Bryant that said, ‘You can never crash out over a known hoe’. You're welcome.

The Yankees beat the Royals 15-1, racking up 24 hits. The Mets lost to the Reds again. Ron Darling was very critical of David Peterson for not backing up home plate and said coaches don’t have enough influence on the players as they should have.

Gio talked about his Instagram algorithm and what ads he’s being targeted. He bought a cortisol drink they targeted at him and a supplement to get rid of man boobs. OK, then.

Jerry's got OKC taking a 3-2 series lead over the Spurs. The Yankees beating the Royals 15-1. The Mets losing to the Reds again. Plus, Brewers pitcher Abner Uribe did the D-Generation X crotch thrust. Brewers Manager Pat Murphy called it ‘unacceptable’.

Boomer said Carter and Dart will be fine and will only be a story for the media.

Jerry is here with the sounds of OKC beating the Spurs to go up 3-2 in the series. Shaq was on the Rich Eisen show and said he was wrong about the Knicks. Becky Hammon said the two best teams are in the west but she’s up to being proven wrong. The Yankees destroyed the Royals, 15-1. The Mets lost again and only scored 2 runs. Packer Josh Jacob has been accused of domestic abuse among other things.

If the Knicks win it all, every player on that team will be immortalized. Boomer compared Brunson to Aaron Judge on how he goes about his business.

The hosts break down the viral weekend drama surrounding New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart introducing Donald Trump at a rally, and teammate Abdul Carter’s subsequent social media response. They debate whether political differences actually disrupt an NFL locker room and call out the massive overreaction from both fans and the media.

The guys are absolutely blown away by the New York Knicks' historic, utterly dominant sweep to secure a spot in the NBA Finals. After 25 years of franchise struggles, this squad is playing some of the most dominant basketball in NBA history and sits just four wins away from a championship.

Al & Jerry: What happens when Boomer retires and Bryce Harper’s odd tooth brushing technique

Memorial Day is the first mile marker of the MLB season so Christian takes a look at how the Yankees have played so far this season and what their outlook is for the rest of 2026. Also, should the Yankees be in on Tarik Skubal at the trade deadline? n big games.

The Knicks sweep the Cavs to head to the Finals behind series MVP Jalen Brunson, fueling Boomer’s 2007 Giants comparison, pricey ticket talk, and courtside drama with Fat Joe and Evan Roberts, while Anthony Volpe wins it for the Yankees, the Mets drop their fourth straight, and the Astros throw a no-hitter. We then credit James Dolan for firing Thibs, hear Charles Barkley claim the Cavs quit, track another Yankees comeback and a bizarre Mets loss, preview upcoming movies, and see Rami take over for Eddie. Next, Jaxson Dart’s political rally appearance sparks social media drama, Boomer demands Dart perform like Brunson, Nolan McLean struggles in another Mets defeat, and Jerry Recco waits downstairs for breakfast. Finally, we look at Finals ticket pricing, relive the sweep with Positive Tommy's screams, deliver Boomer's sports minutes impression, and take caller feedback on movie food and Rami's first-day grade.

The Knicks swept the Cavaliers in dominating fashion, leaving Boomer in the Twilight Zone over a run reminiscent of the 2007 Giants. Jerry's update featured Mike Breen's call sending the Knicks to the NBA Finals, Jalen Brunson's series MVP honors, and fans screaming outside MSG. Meanwhile, Kenny Atkinson claimed they analytically won two of their first three games, Anthony Volpe's two-run single won it for the Yankees, the Mets dropped their fourth straight to the Reds, and three Astros pitchers combined for a no-hitter. We close with pricey Finals tickets, Fat Joe's courtside drama with the Cavaliers, and Gio demanding Nets fan Evan Roberts sell his tickets.

We continue our Knicks talk as a caller credits James Dolan, whose decision to fire Thibs looks like the key to their dominant run over the last two series. Jerry's update features Mike Breen highlighting a careless Cavs team, Charles Barkley claiming Cleveland quit at halftime, and Jalen Brunson explaining the Knicks' success. In baseball, Anthony Volpe fuels a Yankees comeback against the Royals, while the Mets lose again after Vientos strikes out on a pitch that actually hits him. Finally, Boomer spotlights the upcoming movie Pressure, Gio shares his desire to see Disclosure Day, and Rami officially takes over the position of the retiring Eddie.

Jaxson Dart introduces President Trump at a rally, sparking criticism on X from Abdul Carter before the two smooth things over. Boomer calls Carter's social media response "childish and immature," adding that Dart is too flamboyant for the Giants fan base and needs to perform first like Jalen Brunson. Jerry's has Mike Breen's call of the Knicks sweeping the Cavs, with Brunson earning series MVP. Meanwhile, the Yankees beat the Royals to move 10 games over .500, the Mets lose again as Nolan McLean surrenders seven runs. Finally, Henry in Queens checks in after being proven right about getting rid of Thibs, and Jerry Recco calls in from downstairs while waiting for Boomer’s breakfast.

We talk about the Knicks making the Finals, what tickets for Games 3 and 4 at the Garden will go for, and how another long layoff could hurt them in Game 1. Jerry's final update features Mike Breen's call of the Knicks sweeping the Cavs and Positive Tommy screaming after the victory. Meanwhile, the Yankees beat the Royals behind Anthony Volpe's game-winning hit, but the Mets lose again as Nolan McLean gives up seven runs. Finally, our Moment of the Day highlights Boomer's impression of the sports minutes, followed by callers wondering what food Boomer gets at the movie theater and what grade Rami deserves for his first day.

Jerry with the sounds of Mike Breen as the Knicks complete the sweep of the Cavs. We heard from Positive Tommy screaming after the Knicks game. The Yankees beat the Royals as Anthony Volpe had the game winning hit. The Mets lost again as Nolan McLean gave up 7 runs. The Moment of The Day: Boomer does his impression of the sports minutes.

We start wondering what those Knicks tickets at MSG will be going for. Then we move into whether a long layoff is a good thing or not.

The Yankees beat the Royals in KC and are 10 games over .500. The Mets lost again, even with Nolan McLean on the mound. He gave up 7 runs. Carlos Mendoza was asked what’s going on with McLean. Plus, some NHL from Jerry.

Boomer says Abdul Carter shouldn't have made his thoughts about Jaxson Dart at a Trump event public. He also says Jax is a bit too flamboyant for someone who hasn't done anything yet.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of Mike Breen and the Cavs being very careless with the basketball. Charles Barkley, at halftime, said the Cavs quit. We heard from Jalen Brunson on why they’ve been so good. The Yankees came from behind to beat the Royals in KC thanks to Anthony Volpe. The Mets lost again and Vientos struck out on a pitch that hit him.

We continued our Knicks talk and a caller wants to make sure we give credit to James Dolan. Dolan firing Thibs is now looking like the key decision for this season’s success.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Mike Breen as the game comes to an end to send the Knicks to the NBA finals. Jalen Brunson was awarded the MVP trophy for the series. Also, Anthony Volpe had a 2-run single that ended up winning the game for the Yankees. The Mets lost their fourth straight game, this time to the Reds.

We started the show with the Knicks completing the sweep of the Cavaliers. They are not just winning, they are dominating their opponents.

Is there any hope for the Mets to make a run towards a playoff spot? Boomer and Gio debated the likelihood, while Evan Roberts explained his doubts that the team is good enough to revive the season. Plus, reaction to Clay Holmes' injury and how the team can withstand it, and Craig Carton went scorched earth on the organization for giving Gary Carter's number to Nick Morabito before changing course.

The Yankees are showing concerning weaknesses, according to Tommy Lugauer, but they can be fixed by October. Plus, Evan and Tiki revisit their great debate over Aaron Judge's claim as the King of New York Sports. Chris McMonigle discusses Gerrit Cole's return, and Evan calls for Austin Wells to be sent down.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber wonder if this is the season of destiny for the Knicks as they go up 2-0 on the Cavs in the Eastern Conference Finals. Plus, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle declare the Knicks unbeatable; Boomer & Gio celebrate the Knicks taking a 2-0 lead live at D’Jais in Belmar and why Boomer says this is the best Knicks team since 1999; Carton calls out all the Knicks and Jalen Brunson doubters, and Evan revives the Brunson vs. Aaron Judge King of NYC debate.

Boomer & Gio are live from D’Jais in Belmar and react to the Knicks going up 2-0 on the Cavs. Plus, Boomer on why this is the best Knicks team since 1999 and how their Game 1 comeback gave him flashbacks of being at the Garden as a kid; Jerry Reco plays the sounds from the Knicks’ epic Game 1 comeback; the guys react to Bill Belichick explaining why Woody Johnson drove him away from the Jets; celebrating Eddie Scozzare as he retires from WFAN.

Live from D’Jais in Belmar for our Kickoff to Summer, we debate the Knicks' 2-0 series lead, recap Al using gift cards at dinner, and play some Eddie trivia. Next, we surprise Eddie with a retirement Ford Bronco and a musical performance by NGXB, review the Yankees' tough shutout loss, and share the origins of Eddie's favorite audio drops. Then, Spike Eskin and C-Lo join the show, Jerry hosts music lyric trivia, and contestants battle it out in a Paul in Yonkers impersonation contest. Finally, Eddie trades his YE Day shirt, we discuss Rob Saleh's seed oil ban, and Parmalee performs live before joining us for an interview.

We are live from D’Jais in Belmar for our Kickoff to Summer! We start with the Knicks taking a commanding 2-0 lead over the Cavaliers, prompting Boomer to say they are on the cusp of being the best Knicks team ever, though Gio disagrees and says they are in the cocoon. Next, a recap of last night's dinner where Al had to pay using gift cards. Jerry is here for his first update featuring the sounds of Mike Breen and the Knicks winning, followed by the Yankees' 3-hit shutout loss to the Blue Jays, and finally, Eddie trivia with a couple of contestants.

We kick off the hour gifting Eddie a Ford Bronco for his retirement and bringing up pianist NGXB for a favorite artist montage. Next, Jerry updates us on the Knicks taking Game 2, we hear Dave Sims call the Yankees' 3-hit shutout loss to the Blue Jays, and Aaron Boone discusses Aaron Judge's struggles at the plate. Finally, we cover NASCAR driver Kyle Bush passing away at 41, before going through listeners' favorite Eddie drops to explain their origins.

We kick off the hour with former WFAN program director Spike Eskin and C-Lo joining us on location. Then, Jerry returns and replaces his update with a music lyric trivia game alongside a few contestants. Finally, we wrap up the hour with our Paul in Yonkers impersonation contest.

Eddie brings his YE (Yankees Elimination) Day shirt to trade with a listener, before we discuss Rob Saleh announcing the Titans are eliminating all seed oils. Next, we talk more about Al using gift cards at dinner last night, and wrap up with the band Parmalee performing a song and joining us for an interview.

Eddie brought his YE Day shirt to trade with a listener (YE stands for Yankees Elimination). Rob Saleh announced the Titans are eliminating all seed oils and discuss other NFL matters. We talked more about Al using gift cards when he took us out to dinner last night.

It's a contest and we've got some good impersonators of a classic FAN caller.