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...

Al & Jerry: zits, cold sores and herpes

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.

Spike is here to make a segment with C-Lo as awkward as possible.

We went through the listeners’ favorite Eddie drops with Eddie to explain their origins.

A retirement gift for Eddie - a Ford Bronco.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Mike Breen and the Knicks winning again. The Yankees only had 3 hits in their shutout loss to the Blue Jays. We did Eddie trivia with a couple of contestants.

We are live from D’Jais in Belmar for our Kickoff to Summer and we started with the Knicks taking a commanding 2-0 lead over the Cavaliers. Boomer said they are on the cusp of being the best Knicks team ever. Also, we all went to dinner last night and Al had to pay and he used gift cards.

Al & Jerry: Eddie Scozzare joins us for his final Podcast appearance

We kick off with the Spurs/Thunder game and Dylan Harper’s injury, a Knicks/Cavs Game 2 preview, Boomer tracking the 1010 WINS weather guy, Jerry’s updates on SGA and Josh Hart, a Nationals victory over the Mets, and a caller asking Eddie about career regrets. Next, Chris Russo misses Game 1 by taking Valium for an MRI, Gio compares a tarmac delay to an MRI tube, Al encounters a subway accordion player, and updates cover Mike Brown, OKC evening their series, a 2-1 Yankees loss, and the Mets' missing offense. Then, John Minko honors Eddie’s emotional last day with a greatest hits montage, Jerry recaps Cleveland's fourth-quarter struggles, the Yankees drop another 2-1 pitching duel, Juan Soto homers twice in a Mets loss, and rain cancels today's golf game. Finally, we break down the Knicks/Cavs spread, a crying caller brings on Mark Chernoff to discuss Eddie’s retirement and Boomer’s Hall of Fame induction, Chris Russo admits he didn't vote for Boomer, the Moment of the Day delivers a final "See Ya!" to Eddie, and Nicole previews Kickoff to Summer.

We kick off with the Spurs/Thunder game and Dylan Harper’s injury, followed by a Knicks/Cavs Game 2 preview and expectations for James Harden. Before Jerry's first update, Boomer tries to track down the name of the 1010 WINS weather guy. Jerry then delivers postgame sound from SGA on the Thunder's bounce-back, Josh Hart on getting benched late, and Harden on Cleveland's defense. Moving to baseball, we hear the sounds of CJ Abrams' 3-run homer as the Nationals beat the Mets, Zack Thornton's emotional MLB debut with his dad, and Dave Sims calling a Cam Schlittler walked-in run. Finally, we wrap up the hour with a caller asking Eddie if he has any career regrets.

Chris Russo missed Knicks/Cavs Game 1 after taking two Valiums for an MRI and falling asleep at 8 p.m., prompting Gio to compare a tarmac delay to an MRI tube. Next, Al rides the subway for the first time in seven years and immediately gets an accordion player in his face. Jerry then returns with Mike Brown discussing player sacrifices, OKC evening their series with the Spurs, a 2-1 Yankees loss to the Blue Jays despite Cam Schlittler pitching well, and Carlos Mendoza addressing the Mets' missing offense against the Nationals. Finally, a caller wonders which other WFAN personalities will become Radio Hall of Famers.

John Minko stops by the studio for Eddie’s emotional last day, discussing everything Eddie has done for the station over the years and playing an audio montage of his greatest hits. Jerry then returns with a Knicks/Cavs preview highlighting Cleveland's poor fourth-quarter play, followed by Chris Russo talking about taking two Valiums for an MRI tube. In baseball, the Yankees lose a 2-1 pitching duel to the Blue Jays, and the Mets fall to the Nationals despite hearing from Carlos Mendoza and Juan Soto homering twice. Finally, a caller offers Eddie early retirement tips before the bad news arrives that today's golf game is cancelled due to rain.

We break down the spread for tonight’s Knicks/Cavs Game 2, talk about Josh Hart’s unselfish play, and explain why Gio would still pick the Knicks to win the series even with a Game 1 loss. Next, a caller cries over Eddie’s retirement, prompting Mark Chernoff to call in to discuss Eddie stepping down and Boomer making the Hall of Fame. Jerry then returns with an update featuring Chris Russo admitting he didn't vote for Boomer's induction, followed by the Mets' loss to the Nationals despite two Juan Soto home runs. Finally, the Moment of the Day revisits Boomer saying "See Ya!" to a retiring Eddie, before Nicole checks in to wrap up the show ahead of tomorrow's Kickoff to Summer.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with Chris Russo on Boomer Esiason’s Hall of Fame induction and he said he doesn’t think he voted for him. The Mets lost to the Nationals despite Juan Soto hitting two home runs. The Moment of The Day: Boomer talks about Eddie retiring, ‘See Ya!’

A caller starts to cry thinking about Eddie retiring. Mark Chernoff called in to talk about Eddie’s retirement and Boomer getting into the Hall of Fame.

Jerry starts with a preview of Knicks/Cavs and how poorly the Cavs played once the fourth quarter hit. We heard Chris Russo talking about not being able to get in an MRI tube so he took 2 valiums. The Yankees lost to the Blue Jays in a pitching duel, 2-1. The Mets lost to the Nationals and we heard from Carlos Mendoza. Juan Soto did homer twice in the loss.

John Minko has come into the studio for Eddie’s last day and he was getting a little emotional. Minko talked about all the things Eddie has done with the station over the years.

Jerry got the sounds of Mike Brown talking about players that sacrificed minutes for the good of the team. OKC evened up their series with the Spurs. The Yankees lost to the Blue Jays 2-1 but Cam Schlitter pitched well for six innings. The Mets lost to the Nationals and Carlos Mendoza was asked where the offense went.

Gio talked about being stuck on the tarmac and how it feels like he’s in an MRI tube. Al was on a subway for the first time in 7 years and was immediately in the presence of an accordion player in his face.

Jerry updates us with some postgame sound from SGA on the Thunder’s bounce back win. We heard from Josh Hart about sitting on the bench down the stretch, CJ Abrams hitting a 3-run HR as the Nationals beat the Mets, Mets pitcher Zack Thornton, who made his MLB debut and Dave Sims on the call as Cam Schlittler walked in a run.

We started with the Spurs/Thunder game and how former Rutgers star Dylan Harper was injured in the loss. We also previewed tonight’s Knicks/Cavs game 2 and talked about what we expect from James Harden.

Al & Jerry: We should shake hands with our left hand, messages on X from fake girls and teenagers running crazy in Long Branch

Today, we break down the Knicks’ thrilling 22-point Game 1 OT comeback win over the Cavs, featuring Jalen Brunson’s fourth-quarter takeover, Kenny Atkinson’s timeout management, and postgame reactions from Mike Breen, Charles Barkley, and Cleveland sports radio. Callers chime in on the chaotic win and Eddie’s upcoming retirement, as the crew celebrates Boomer’s induction into the national Radio Hall of Fame. In baseball, the Mets blew a 5-0 lead to the Nationals on a James Wood inside-the-park grand slam, while Ben Rice hit his 16th homer to power a Yankees win over the Blue Jays. Finally, the show wraps up with Gio as Eddie celebrating a potential golf rainout, Dennis Schroder’s "0-1" Instagram photo dump, and a quick preview of Game 2.

The Knicks pulled off a thrilling Game 1 OT comeback against the Cavs after trailing by 22, sparking a Jalen Brunson fourth-quarter takeover while Kenny Atkinson sat on his timeouts. Jerry’s first update brings the sounds of the final 13 minutes via Mike Breen, along with thoughts from Mike Brown and KAT. Next, the Mets had a 5-0 lead as Bo Bichette hit two homers and James Wood hit an inside-the-park grand slam. Over in the Bronx, the Yankees beat the Blue Jays with Ben Rice tying Judge at 16 homers apiece. Finally, the Cavs' Dennis Schroder wrapped up the hour with an Instagram photo dump captioned "0-1."

Last night’s Knicks game was ugly with plenty of misses until the fourth quarter. Callers react to what they didn't like from the Knicks, wonder what Eddie's final drop will be on Thursday, and break down Brunson’s use of the top of the backboard. Jerry returns with Mike Breen's "bedlam at the Garden" audio, followed by Brunson on targeting James Harden, Charles Barkley calling it a Cavs choke job, and Kenny Atkinson explaining his timeouts and taking Harden off Brunson. Finally, the Nationals beat the Mets as Torrens had a rough night and James Wood hit an inside-the-park grand slam, the Yankees beat the Blue Jays with Ben Rice’s 16th homer, and the hour closes with Boomer going into the national Radio Hall of Fame.

The Knicks secured a Game 1 comeback win over the Cavs, prompting Boomer to call them the best Knicks team since ‘99 despite a tough watch until the fourth quarter, while Shaun Morash deleted a premature tweet predicting a Knicks loss. Jerry returns for an update, starting with WFAN’s promo for Boomer’s Hall of Fame induction, followed by Mike Breen's call of the comeback, Cleveland radio’s Ken Carmen calling it a “choke job,” and Shannon Sharpe and Ocho Cinco breaking down Harden’s performance. Next, we hear Nationals TV call James Wood's inside-the-park grand slam against the Mets. Finally, we talk about Eddie’s last studio day before retirement tomorrow and the bad rain threatening tomorrow's golf plans.

We start with the Knicks' 22-point comeback win over the Cavs to take Game 1 at a Garden that felt just like Boomer remembers it as a kid. Jerry’s final update brings audio of Mike Brown calling the fans "frickin' awesome," Jalen Brunson on the message to the team down 22, and Kenny Atkinson on his timeouts and keeping James Harden on Brunson. Next, the Mets lost to the Nationals as James Wood hit an inside-the-park grand slam, prompting us to listen to Tony Gwynn's 1997 inside-the-parker, before hearing Dave Sims call Ben Rice's 16th homer in a Yankees win over the Blue Jays. Finally, the Moment of the Day features Gio as Eddie excited for a potential golf rainout, followed by a preview of tomorrow night’s Knicks/Cavs Game 2.

We started with the Knicks 22 point comeback win over the Cavs to take game 1. Last night the Garden was the way Boomer remembers it as a kid.

Jerry brings us reaction from sports radio in Cleveland, as Ken Carmen called it a ‘choke job’. Shannon Sharpe and Ocho Cinco talked about Harden’s performance. We heard Nationals TV on the call as James Wood hit an inside the park grand slam against the Mets.

Boomer thinks this is the best Knicks team since ‘99, though the game was a tough watch until the fourth quarter.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Mike Breen as there was ‘bedlam at the Garden’. Jalen Brunson was asked if he was targeting James Harden. Charles Barkley said ‘that was a damn choke job’ by the Cavs. Kenny Atkinson talked about why he didn’t take his timeouts. He was also asked about taking Harden off of Brunson. The Nationals beat the Mets as Torrens had a bit of a rough night behind the plate. James Wood had an inside the park grand slam. The Yankees beat the Blue Jays as Ben Rice hit his 16th HR.

Last night’s Knicks game was a bad game until the fourth quarter. In a make or miss league, there were a lot of misses. A caller saw some things in the game he didn’t like from the Knicks.

Jerry has the sounds of Mike Breen as the Knicks dominated in the final 13 minutes. Mike Brown talked about the comeback. KAT said it was a thrilling ending. The Mets had a 5-0 lead as Bo Bichette hit 2 HRs, and then James Wood hit an inside the park grand slam. The Yankees beat the Blue Jays as Ben Rice homered and he and Judge are tied with 16 each.

Jalen Brunson turned it on in the fourth quarter as the Knicks came back down 22 to win in OT. Kenny Atkinson sat on his timeouts for some reason as the Knicks came roaring back.

Al & Jerry: When salaries go up, prices do too. So how do you get ahead?

Today on the show, we build up massive hype for tonight’s Knicks/Cavs playoff opener at the Garden, breaking down Jalen Brunson’s contract, comparisons to the '90s squad, and Gio’s supreme confidence in a series win. We recap a wild night in sports headlined by the Mets’ explosive 10-run 12th inning against the Nationals, the Yankees beating the Blue Jays behind a Jazz Chisholm homer, and the Spurs topping OKC in a double-OT thriller powered by Victor Wembanyama. Plus, we prep for Friday’s Kickoff to Summer at D’Jais as we celebrate Eddie’s final week before retirement—complete with sheep gifts and emotional check-ins. Finally, we react to Bill Belichick taking shots at Jets ownership on Pardon My Take and John Harbaugh making waves at a Giants town hall!

Tonight, the Knicks and Cavs battle at the Garden, the Mets score 10 runs in the 12th to beat the Nationals, and the LIRR strike ends with limited noon service. Boomer predicts a six-game Knicks series, Jerry delivers updates from Josh Hart and Jalen Brunson, and the Spurs top OKC in double OT behind a huge night from Victor Wembanyama. After hearing the sounds of the Mets' wild 12th inning, we check out Jazz Chisholm homering in Giancarlo Stanton’s pants, John Harbaugh’s bold claims at the Giants' town hall about kicking the Cowboys' ass, and the Canadiens advancing past the Sabres. We wrap it all up with Eddie’s "Yankees Elimination Day" t-shirts.

We’re getting ready for our Kickoff to Summer live from D’Jais in Belmar, NJ this Friday, which will be Eddie’s last show before retirement. We talk to Eddie about whether he’ll cry and when reality will actually hit him, followed by a caller on dialysis who wants his kidney. Jerry then updates us with the sounds of the Spurs beating OKC in double OT behind a dominant Victor Wembanyama, the Mets' 10-run 12th inning against the Nationals, and the Yankees' win over the Blue Jays. Finally, we preview tonight’s Knicks/Cavs opener and a caller's comparison to the Ewing/Starks team.

We talk Mets baseball and the N.L. East, with Boomer predicting the leading Braves will eventually hit injuries and a losing streak, before Dan in Carteret checks in about coming to Kickoff to Summer. Jerry then returns with updates: Knicks/Cavs preview from the players and Mike Brown, Spurs taking game one from OKC in double OT, the Mets' 10-run 12th inning against the Nationals, and the Yankees beating the Blue Jays as Jazz homered. Finally, Pete Crow-Armstrong shares his regret over his choice of words to a female fan who told him he sucked, and Boomer insists he's still getting Eddie sheep for his retirement gift.

Bill Belichick explained on Pardon My Take that he left the Jets right away to work for a good owner instead of Woody Johnson or James Dolan. Cam Skattebo plans on playing all 17 games, Boomer talks about Jaxson Dart being smart with his body, and we discuss Jalen Brunson taking less money for a Knicks championship. Jerry previews Knicks/Cavs with Mike Brown on pressuring Cleveland, followed by the Spurs' double-OT win over OKC with a great game from Victor Wembanyama. Finally, the Mets score 10 in the 12th to beat the Nationals, the Yankees beat the Blue Jays as Cody Bellinger and Jazz Chisholm homer, John Harbaugh gets booed at a Giants event for referencing Dexter Lawrence, and we hit the Moment of the Day’s NFC East ass-kicking before closing with Gio’s supreme confidence in the Knicks.

The Moment of The Day: Lots of ass kicking in the NFC East. Plus, Gio has never gone into a conference championship with one of his teams with as much confidence as he has in the Knicks right now.

Bill Belichick was on Pardon My Take and said he didn't take the Jets job because he would rather work for a good owner.

The Mets scored 10 runs in the 12th to beat the Nationals. The Yankees beat the Blue Jays as Jazz homered. Pete Crow-Armstrong talked to the media about regretting his choice of words to a female fan who told him he sucked. He was bummed out about his word choice.

We talk Mets baseball and the N.L. East with the Braves so far ahead right now, but Boomer said at some point they will have injuries and will hit a losing streak. We also take your calls.

Jerry has the sounds of the Spurs beating OKC in double OT with Victor Wembanyana dominating. We heard the Mets scoring 10 runs in the 12th to beat the Nationals. The Yankees beat the Blue Jays in the opener of the series.

We are getting ready for our Kickoff to Summer live from D’Jais in Belmar, NJ this Friday. It will be the last time we see Eddie, as he is retiring after that. We talked to Eddie about if he thinks he will cry on his last day. When does Eddie think it will hit him that he’s actually retired?

Jerry starts with Josh Hart on playing the Cavaliers, plus Jalen Brunson on what to expect. The Spurs beat OKC in double OT. We heard the Mets 10-run 12th inning. Jazz Chisholm hit a HR while continuing to wear Giancarlo Stanton’s pants. The Giants held a town hall at Beacon Theater and John Harbaugh talked about having a good enough football team ‘to kick the Cowboys’ ass’. The Canadians beat the Sabres to advance.

We preview Knicks/Cavs which gets underway tonight at the Garden. We also talked about the Mets scoring 10 runs in the 12th inning to beat the Nationals.

The guys break down the highly anticipated Knicks vs. Cavaliers Eastern Conference Finals, debating whether an 11-day layoff or a historic Game 1 hex will derail New York's championship dreams. Plus, they preview the tactical matchups against Donovan Mitchell and map out Evan and Big Mac's upcoming trip to Madison Square Garden.

Following a shocking 9th-inning comeback, we break down the fallout of a dramatic Subway Series, from Tyrone Taylor's miracle home run for the Mets to the Yankees' crushing bullpen collapse. Discover what this massive momentum shift means for both New York franchises moving forward.

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On today's show, we break down the Knicks-Cavs playoff matchup with series predictions from Boomer and Gio alongside the Cavaliers eliminating the Pistons. In baseball, we recap a wild Subway Series highlighted by the Mets' thrilling comebacks against the Yankees, Tyrone Taylor’s 9th-inning heroics, and Keith Hernandez's viral slip of the tongue. NFL talk covers prime-time scheduling snubs, Aaron Rodgers in Pittsburgh, and Tom Brady making waves from the Gucci runway to Georgetown. Finally, we tackle the LIRR strike traffic nightmare, look ahead to MetLife's World Cup transit disaster, celebrate Eddie's retirement, and address a caller wondering if Boomer is actually a Nordic alien.

We kick off with the Knicks-Cavs series, Boomer’s 6-game prediction, and how the Garden will treat James Harden, before checking in on the "scrappy Mets." Next, Jerry updates us on the Cavaliers beating the Pistons and Donovan Mitchell's performance, followed by the audio of Tyrone Taylor’s 9th-inning, game-tying 3-run homer against the Yankees. Finally, Gio tackles the LIRR strike traffic on Long Island and the looming transit disaster for the World Cup at MetLife.

We break down the weekend's Subway Series, the Mets' need for runs after losing Clay Holmes, their upcoming schedule, and Max Fried's injury. NextJerry’s update starts with talk about Eddie’s retirement and Rami’s "complaining." Then, the sounds of the Cavs eliminating the Pistons followed by the Mets’ thrilling 10th-inning comeback win over the Yankees sparked by Tyrone Taylor's clutch home run in the 9th. Finally, Dak Prescott hits a bull riding event with his ex's bridesmaid, and a listener tries to land Paige DeSorbo at D’Jais this Friday.

The NFL VP Mike North explains why high draft picks like Fernando Mendoza don't guarantee prime-time slots, Roger Goodell wanting Falcons at Saints on MNF for the 20th anniversary of the post-Katrina game, Aaron Rodgers back in Pittsburgh with Mike McCarthy, and a look at why NFL games only have 11–18 minutes of actual action. Next, Jerry’s update covers the Cavs eliminating the Pistons, Josh Hart on the time off between series, Dave Sims' call of Tyrone Taylor’s game-tying and game-winning home runs, and Keith Hernandez saying “Chaz Jizzm.” Finally, Tom Brady walks the runway for Gucci looking like he’s had a lot of work done on his face and head.

We break down the LIRR strike’s traffic impact and a caller wondering if Boomer is a Nordic alien. Next, Jerry’s final update covers Donovan Mitchell on the Cavs’ Game 7 win, the well-rested Knicks, and the Mets’ comeback over the Yankees via Tyrone Taylor’s tying home run and Benge’s game-winning single. We also recap Pete Crow Armstrong’s nasty exchange with a fan, Tom Brady’s Georgetown commencement speech referencing Bill Belichick, and the 2030 Super Bowl heading to Nashville. Finally, the Moment of the Day delivers a caller's song parody about David Bednar, before we debate how the Knicks will look tomorrow night as Gio calls Knicks in 5.

Moment of The Day: Caller’s song parody about David Bednar. In the final segment of the show, how will the Knicks look tomorrow night after all the time off? Gio has Knicks in 5.

We talked about the LIRR workers being on strike and the impact that’s going to have on traffic. A caller wonders if Boomer is one of the Nordic aliens.

Jerry with the Cavaliers eliminating the Pistons. Josh Hart talked about all the time off between series. We heard Dave Sims on the call as Tyrone Taylor homered to tie the game in the ninth and then win it in the tenth. Keith Hernandez said ‘Chaz Jizzm’.

NFL VP Mike North said we don’t draft our way into prime time, we play our way into prime time. Roger Goodell wanted the Falcons at Saints scheduled for MNF for the 20th anniversary of the first game back after Hurricane Katrina. We talked about how long the action is in an NFL game and it’s only 11-18 minutes.

Jerry's back with sounds of the Cavaliers eliminating the Pistons and Donovan Mitchell’s performance. Pistons head coach JB Bickerstaff said he wasn’t disappointed and they didn’t fall short of anything and he was not happy with the questions. We heard the sounds of the Mets coming back to beat the Yankees in the tenth and win the series. Tyron Taylor hit a game tying 3-run HR with 2 outs in the ninth.

The Mets losing Clay Holmes is really going to hurt them. We took a look at the upcoming schedule for the Mets. Max Fried is also injured for the Yankees.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the Cavaliers beating the Pistons and Donovan Mitchell’s performance. We heard the sounds of the Mets beating the Yankees as Tyrone Taylor hit a 3-run HR in the ninth to tie it.

Now that it's Knicks-Cavs, what sort of welcome will NYC give to old Jimmy?

Hear from New York legends Walt ‘Clyde’ Frazier (0:00), Mariano Rivera (48:00), Al Leiter (1:05:19) and Yankees podcasters Jake Storiale and Joez McFly (0

Boomer & Gio are encouraged by the positive momentum the Mets are carrying into the Subway Series. Plus, the excitement following AJ Ewing’s debut (13:00); Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash on the youth spark the Mets have gotten (23:21); Why Evan is still unsure if he can trust the Mets (40:46); Craig Carton on whether or not the Mets have reached irrelevance (5:28)

Knicks legend Clyde Frazier joined the Carton Show to talk all things Knickerbockers, from the team's current playoff run to his memories of game seven of the 1970 NBA Finals, when Willis Reed famously emerged from the MSG tunnel. Plus, Boomer and Gio rave about Jalen Brunson's recent comments, Evan Roberts says the Knicks HAVE to win it all this year, and declares Mitchell Robinson's dunk over Joel Embiid better than the John Starks over MJ slam.

Anthony Volpe is back with the Yankees, and Evan Roberts says the team is in danger of making a huge mistake with the former hyped prospect. Plus, Carton and C-Mac react to Volpe's promotion and their expectations for his latest opportunity. Meanwhile, Jazz Chisholm continues to be a major problem on offense, and C-Mac is getting angry with the scuffling offense, especially in the wake of Max Fried's elbow injury.

Boomer & Gio are joined by Mariano Rivera to talk Yankees and Mets ahead of the Subway Series. Plus, Boomer & Gio on the different trajectories the Mets and Yankees are on heading into the Subway Series (17:21); AJ Ewing’s debut sparks some excitement around the Mets (30:20); Gio is confident in the Knicks regardless who they play in the Eastern Conference Finals (40:40), and explains why this Knicks team is already a historic team (50:48); Boomer & Gio analyze the Jets and Giants schedule release (58:27).

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The Subway Series kicks off tonight as the Mets come in sweeping the Tigers while the limping Yankees are 1-5 in their last six, prompting Boomer to suggest pitching around Aaron Judge. We are joined live by Yankees great Mariano Rivera, as well as Mets legend John Franco, who opens up about his recent terrible first pitch and the energy of the young Mets. Plus, we break down the new NFL schedule, diving into the Jets' zero primetime games and Brian Daboll's Titans visiting the Giants in Week 3. Finally, we talk NBA with Knicks next-series scenarios, Clyde Frazier's thoughts on the postseason, and Spike Eskin calling Knicks fans "clout-chasing dirtbags."

We are live today from the MLB store in midtown Manhattan to kick off the Subway Series! The Mets are fresh off sweeping the Tigers while the Yankees are 1-5 in their last six, making Boomer wonder if this is a ‘Yankees swoon.’ The Mets hit five home runs, leading Boomer to argue they should just pitch around Ben Rice and Aaron Judge. C-Lo fills in for Jerry to discuss Eddie’s retirement next week and highlight the NFL schedule release, Mark Vientos’ home run, Juan Soto’s thoughts on the ‘baby Mets,’ next-series scenarios for the Knicks, sinkholes on the Long Island Expressway, and Ted Williams’ frozen head.

We break down the Giants and Jets schedules. The Jets play Rob Saleh in Tennessee Week 1, and Brian Daboll's Titans come to MetLife to play the Giants Week 3. Next, we address why walking to MetLife for the World Cup won't be allowed. C-Lo updates us on the Mets beating the Tigers, featuring post-game audio from Juan Soto after he was one of five Mets to homer. We discuss the Pistons on the brink of elimination in Cleveland tonight—whom Clyde Frazier thinks are done—ahead of the Cavs playing at MSG Sunday if they win, note former backup QB Duck Hodges marrying Lainey Wilson, and hear from a caller concerned with C-Mac’s self-esteem based on his social media pics.

Mariano Rivera joins us live at the MLB store in midtown Manhattan to talk about his hot sauce ‘Mo’s Heat,’ playing for the Yankees without wanting to go to another team. C-Lo returns with an update on the NFL schedule release and sounds from the Mets' five-home-run beating of the Tigers. To wrap up, we hit Clyde Frazier on the Carton Show talking about Mike Brown’s first season with the Knicks, Spike Eskin calling Knicks fans "clout chasing dirtbags," and Gio picking out his favorite MLB hats surrounding us.

The Subway Series starts tonight as the Mets come in after sweeping the Tigers and the limping Yankees start Cam Schlittler, bringing in some terrible calls. We hit on our earlier conversations with Mariano Rivera, explain why "horse guy" has no Preakness pick, and check in with Larry from Indiana ahead of next Friday's kickoff to summer. Finally, in place of C-Lo's final update, John Franco joins us live at the MLB store to talk about his terrible first pitch at Citi Field after total shoulder replacement and the energy the young guys on the Mets are bringing.

We first asked him about his terrible first pitch the other day at Citi-Field. He just had total shoulder replacement. We talked about the young guys on the Mets and the energy they bring.

We go to the phones and take everything from bad Subway Series takes to Preakness betters to Larry from Indiana who is going to drive to our Kickoff to Summer show.

Clyde Frazier was in on the Carton Show yesterday and talked about Mike Brown’s first season with the Knicks. Spike Eskin had a take on Knicks fans and it wasn’t positive. He called them ‘clout chasing dirtbags’.

Mariano Rivera joins us live at the MLB store in midtown Manhattan. He also has a hot sauce called ‘Mo’s Heat’. He talked about playing for the Yankees and not wanting to go to another team, even though he had offers.

C-Lo starts with the Mets beating the Tigers as Juan Soto was one of 5 Mets to homer and we heard from him after the game. The Pistons play in Cleveland tonight and are on the brink of elimination. Clyde Frazier thinks the Pistons are done. If Cavs win tonight, they play at MSG Sunday.

We talked about the Giants and Jets schedules. The Jets have zero prime time games and play Rob Saleh in Tennessee week 1. The Titans with Brian Daboll come to MetLife to play the Giants week 3.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and ran through some of the highlights from the NFL schedule release. We heard Mark Vientos homering in the Mets win over the Tigers. Juan Soto homered and was asked about the ‘baby Mets’.

We are live today from the MLB store in midtown Manhattan to kick off the subway series. The Mets are coming in after sweeping the Tigers and the Yankees come in at 1-5 in their last 6 games.

James Harden leads the Cavs over the Pistons and OG Anunoby practices while we track Max Fried’s injury, Mets walk-offs, and the Orioles' shutout of the Yankees. We preview the Subway Series and PGA Championship amid LIRR strike threats and Matthew Schaefer’s Rookie of the Year award, then pivot to Francisco Alvarez’s surgery, Carl Pavano’s divorce, and Aaron Judge’s road trip struggles. Between celebrating Jalen Brunson and the NBA’s tanking plan, we host young golfers, navigate Gio’s softball coaching stress, and debate wine choices as the Braves dominate and transit issues loom.

James Harden turned back the clock as the Cavaliers took a 3-2 series lead over the Pistons. OG Anunoby practiced with the Knicks. Max Fried downplayed his elbow soreness, Jerry covered John Franco’s post-surgery first pitch alongside Carson Benge’s walk-off Mets win. We recapped the Orioles’ 7-0 shutout of the Yankees, revisited Fried’s injury comments, heard Mike Breen’s call of the Cavs’ OT victory, and celebrated Matthew Schaefer’s surprise Rookie of the Year award on Good Morning America.

The Subway series kicks off tomorrow with the Mets building momentum behind Benge and Ewing. Paul in Yonkers is already complaining about the Apple TV broadcast while callers look ahead to the PGA Championship. Jerry checked in regarding potential LIRR strike disruption, leading into a recap featuring Gary Cohen’s call of Benge’s walk-off, Max Fried’s injury status, and the Cavaliers’ OT win over the Pistons. We also covered OG Anunoby’s return to practice, Matthew Schaefer’s Rookie of the Year win on GMA 3, and Boomer’s FDNY award.

Max Fried and Juan Soto avoid serious injury while Francisco Alvarez heads for surgery. We cover Carl Pavano’s divorce accusations. Jerry updates us on the Mets beating the Tigers despite Soto’s ankle injury. Following the Yankees’ one-hit game, Fried’s injury update, and Aaron Judge’s road trip recap, the Cavaliers beat the Pistons in OT, Boomer explains why we love Jalen Brunson, and we discuss the NBA’s new plan to prevent tanking.

Young golfers Ava Chen and Alex Tervoreen visit the studio before Jerry’s final update and a look at the stress of Gio coaching softball. We cover the Yankees’ one-hit loss, injury concerns for Juan Soto and Max Fried, and the 30-13 Braves. James Harden fuels a Cavs victory for a 3-2 series lead, the Moment of the Day tackles the red or white wine debate, and we wrap with the potential LIRR strike affecting the Subway Series.

Jerry goes around the headlines with a Mets win, a Yanks shutout loss, other MLB scores, plus the Cavs going up 3-2 in their series with a win last night against the Pistons. Moment of the Day involves picking one wine: Red or white.

We have two young golfers in the studio from the City Parks Foundation’s City Parks Play: Ava Chen and Alex Tervoreen.

The Cavaliers came back and beat the Pistons in OT. Boomer talked about why we all love Jalen Brunson.

Former Yankee Carl Pavano is going through a divorce and his ex-wife is making some interesting accusations.

There may be an LIRR strike that could affect people getting from Long Island to the subway series. We heard Gary Cohen on the call as Carson Benge had a walk off hit, Max Fried talked about his injurt, plus, the Cavaliers beat the Pistons in OT to take a 3-2 series lead. OG Anunoby participated in ‘some parts of practice’. Matthew Schaefer was on GMA 3 as he won the Rookie of the Year award.

We started with the subway series which starts tomorrow. The Mets are going in with a little bit of positive momentum with Carson Benge and AJ Ewing. Paul in Yonkers calls in to complain about the first game of the subway series being on Apple TV.

We heard Carson Benge with the walk off hit in the tenth for the Mets, the sounds of the Orioles 1-hitting the Yankees and shutting them out 7-0. We heard from Fried after the game on his injury. We heard Mike Breen on the call as the Cavaliers beat the Pistons in OT.

OG Anunoby is back practicing with the Knicks - we talk a little preview for the next series. Max Fried left yesterday’s game with elbow soreness. Fried said he doesn’t expect to be out long.

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We covered a wide sports slate today, headlined by AJ Ewing’s electric Mets debut featuring a triple and key base running. The Yankees secured a big win over the Orioles fueled by a Trent Grisham homer and the return of Anthony Volpe, while Victor Wembanyama pushed the Spurs past the Timberwolves with another dominant performance. We also dove into the upcoming NFL schedule, highlighting the intriguing potential QB-less season opener between the Broncos and Chiefs and the Steelers-Saints matchup in Paris.

Victor Wembanyama dominated the Spurs' Game 5 win over the Timberwolves. AJ Ewing shined in his Mets debut with three walks, a stolen base, and an RBI triple. David Stearns refused to discuss Carlos Mendoza’s future. Jerry brought us the sounds of Ewing’s first hit and post-game reaction. Paul Goldschmidt lead off with a homer in a Yankees win, and Wemby scored 27 points as the Spurs won. Finally, we checked in on the office’s obsession with a live-streamed German stork’s nest and reviewed Stearns’ failed offseason moves.

Boomer and Gio debate the skepticism surrounding the Knicks, while a caller questions an injured AJ Minter’s golf outings and Boomer proposes ‘flattening first base’ to prevent injuries. Jerry details the Mets' win over the Tigers, featuring AJ Ewing's impressive debut, though Francisco Alvarez’s knee injury and a grim update from David Stearns on Luis Robert Jr. dampen the mood. The Yanks topped the Orioles behind a Trent Grisham home run, Anthony Volpe made his return, and Luke Combs shockingly brought life to the viral 'Puerto Rico Song' that nobody else liked.

We take a look at the upcoming NFL schedule release, including the Steelers and Saints heading to Paris. After a caller highlights the Giants’ "sword crossing" celebration, and a sad note of the man who walked into a plane engine, Jerry returns to recap Gary Cohen’s call of AJ Ewing’s first major league hit, David Stearns addresses signing injury-prone players, and the Yanks top the Orioles behind a Trent Grisham homer. Plus, the Spurs take a 3-2 series lead over the Timberwolves and look ahead to the PGA Championship and bringing LIV golfers back.

We kicked off with the revelation of Al and Eddie’s shared urologist followed by Boomer’s mistaken identity as Bill Clinton at the iPhone store and a debate on tall Presidents. Jerry’s update covered PGA Championship odds and the call of AJ Ewing’s first MLB hit. We heard David Stearns’ response to a Bruce Beck question, and welcomed Anthony Volpe back to the Yankees. Dan D’Uva’s Chris Carlin impression took Moment of the Day, and we wrapped up with Cal Raleigh breaking his slump by showering in his full uniform.

Jerry's got AJ Ewing's Mets debut. Bruce Beck asks Stearns if he's got a message for the fanbase. Volpe back for the Yankees. Moment of the Day: Dan D'Uva channels Chris Carlin.

We somehow got into the fact that Al and Eddie have the same urologist and how Al is a ‘penis hypochondriac’. Boomer got mistaken for Bill Clinton in the iPhone store while he was wearing a baseball cap.

Jerry's got the Gary Cohen call as AJ Ewing had his first major league hit. David Stearns met the media and talked about future signings of players who are often injured. Trent Grisham hit a 3-run HR as the Yankees beat the Orioles. The Spurs beat the Timberwolves to take a 3-2 series lead.

The full schedule will be out tomorrow and we talked about how the NFL puts that all together.

Jerry has all the sounds of the Mets beating the Tigers. AJ Ewing had a great debut, but Francisco Alvarez got hurt and will need an MRI on his knee. David Stearns gave an update on Luis Robert Jr. and it doesn’t sound good. The Yankees beat the Orioles as Trent Grisham had a 3-run HR. Anthony Volpe is back with the Yankees.

Boomer said a lot of NBA analysts are on the Knicks bandwagon, but Gio notes Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith and Paul Pierce are not buying in yet.

Jerry is here with the sounds of Ewing’s first big league hit. We heard from him after the game along with Mendoza on his debut. We heard Stearns talk about the team underachieving. Paul Goldschmidt lead the game off with a HR in the Yankees win. Wembanyama had 27 points last night in the Spurs win.

AJ Ewing had 3 walks, a stolen base and an RBI triple. Plus, David Stearns refuses to address Mendoza's future with the Mets.

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The Cavaliers even their series with the Pistons as Knicks confidence grows, while Al and Jerry clash over Dianna Russini’s holiday photos. The Yankees suffer their fourth straight loss to the Orioles despite a near no-hitter, followed by a visit from Craig Carton to discuss office condiments and C-Mac’s cruise. We finish the basketball coverage with a look at Jalen Brunson’s leadership and a billion-dollar scandal involving the Bucks owner.

The Cavaliers even the series against the Pistons as the Knicks rest, leaving Gio with a weirdly confident feeling. The Mets are calling up top prospect AJ Ewing—with Boomer pulling for him to wear number 33—while Jerry’s update covers a Yankees loss to the Orioles despite a Ryan Weathers no-hitter into the seventh and Ben Rice’s 13th home run. Gio wraps things up with a look at the Kevin Hart roast on Netflix.

Boomer’s bringing in young golfers he met alongside John McEnroe, while Al and Jerry disagree over Dianna Russini’s Mother's Day photos. Jerry’s update starts with Boomer’s condiment stash before covering a Yankees loss to the Orioles, a Mets call-up for AJ Ewing, and the Cavaliers evening their series. Finally, the hour wraps with a billion-dollar extortion scandal involving Bucks owner Wes Edens.

Pete Alonso nearly injures his pitcher at first base, a caller questions why the American League has so many bad teams, and Al’s lack of a Dukes Mayonnaise endorsement is addressed. Jerry details the Yankees’ fourth straight loss to the Orioles, President Trump’s comments on Curt Cignetti, and the Cavaliers even their series with the Pistons. Boomer finishes the hour doubling down on sheep for Eddie’s retirement as Gio labels Tom Brady "so cheesy" at the Kevin Hart roast.

The NY Post reports on a cop targeting an Asian spa for manual stimulation, prompting Gio to read the establishment's Yelp reviews. Craig Carton visits to discuss his office condiments and C-Mac’s Disney cruise, before Jerry updates us on another Yankees loss and the Cavaliers evening their series. Finally, "Soy Boy" is named the Moment of the Day, and Gio wraps up with the social media ads targeting him for cortisol-lowering gummies.

Jerry with the sounds of the Yankees losing again to the Orioles. The Cavaliers evened up their series with the Pistons, 2-2. The Moment of The Day: Soy Boy.

Craig Carton walked into the studio to talk about all the condiments in his office. He also talked about C-Mac taking a 2-week Disney cruise.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Yankees losing to the Orioles after a great start by Ryan Weathers. That’s four straight losses for the Yanks. President Trump talked about Indiana coach Curt Cignetti. The Cavaliers evened things up with the Pistons 2-2.

A caller wonders why the American League has so many bad teams. Why isn’t Al endorsing Dukes Mayonnaise?

We heard the sounds of the Yankees losing to the Orioles even after Ryan Weathers took a no-hitter into the seventh. Ben Rice hit a homer in the loss. The Mets are calling up top prospect AJ Ewing. The Cavaliers beat the Pistons to even the series at 2-2.

Al opened the Warm Up Show with a topic that Jerry said, ‘I don’t care’. It was pictures of Dianna Russini kissing her husband outside on Mother’s Day.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the Yankees losing to the Orioles. Ryan Weathers had a no-hitter into the seventh but they lost. Ben Rice hit HR number 13.

We started with the Cavaliers beating the Pistons to even the series 2-2 as the Knicks are resting at home. Gio is feeling extra confident as a Knicks fan and it’s a weird feeling.

The WFAN squad analyzes the New York Knicks’ dominant four-game sweep of the Philadelphia 76ers, celebrating the team’s historic performance and the overwhelming takeover of the Philadelphia arena by Knicks fans. The discussion also highlights Jalen Brunson’s leadership and previous contract sacrifice while critiquing Joel Embiid’s controversial post-game claims that the season was a "success" despite the sweep.

The Knicks’ dominant sweep of the Sixers has Jalen Brunson’s squad looking to leapfrog the 90s era for historic New York relevance. From Mike Breen’s calls and Knicks fans taking over Philly news to Josh Hart questioning the city's sports status, the New York takeover was total, while Victor Wembanyama made headlines for all the wrong reasons with a nasty elbow ejection. It was a brutal weekend elsewhere as the Yankees were swept by the Brewers and the Mets fell to the Diamondbacks. Also, a tribute to the late Bobby Cox and a countdown to Eddie’s retirement. We even have everything from Tyreek Hill’s bizarre legal settlement and Antonio Brown’s TikToks to Breece Hall’s new Jets deal and the breaking news that the NFL season opens with Cowboys at Giants.

The Knicks’ dominant series win over the Sixers was nothing short of "breathtaking," as New York fans took over the arena. Jerry’s update brings the sounds of the win including Mike Brown’s reaction and fans crashing a live broadcast. From WFAN’s Rami "bing-bonging" with Jerry O’Connell to Victor Wembanyama’s ejection and the Yankees and Mets both dropping their series, we wrap by asking Philly fans how they allowed a total building takeover while diving into the Knicks' incredible shooting percentages.

Jalen Brunson’s Knicks are already more historically relevant than the Melo era and can leapfrog the 90’s teams with a championship. Jerry’s update covers the Knicks’ Philly takeover and the "Mother’s Day massacre." Josh Hart questions Philly’s sports status. Victor Wembanyama gets tossed for a nasty elbow, Evan Roberts is in a "horrible place" with the Knicks winning and the Nets & Mets struggling. We wrap with Breece Hall’s new Jets deal, and breaking news that the season opens with Cowboys at Giants on Sunday night.

We start with Sydney Sweeney and the "euphoric" Knicks, debating the competitiveness of the Jordan-Magic-Bird era. Jerry brings Mike Breen's call of the Knicks' 30-point sweep, player reactions, and Joel Embiid’s post-game comments. After Victor Wembanyama’s ejection and NBA draft talk, we cover the Yankees’ sweep in Milwaukee, Carlos Rodon’s first start, and the Mets’ loss to Eduardo Rodriguez. We wrap up with the Flyers being swept, the Tyreek Hill legal settlement, Antonio Brown’s TikToks, and Tyreek’s tall woman fetish.

We honor the legacy of Bobby Cox and his Braves teams before debating the Yankees' closer situation and rising Knicks confidence. Jerry recaps the Knicks’ dominant sweep and their fans taking over Philly news. From Victor Wembanyama’s ejection to a rough weekend for the Yankees and Mets, we also revisit the Adam Schein & "bing bong" Moment of the Day and find out if Boomer is choosing sleep over more NBA playoff games.

The Moment of The Day: Adam Schein and ‘bing bong’. Gio wondered if Boomer is going to watch the other NBA playoff games or get some sleep. The Knicks have a lot of time off now which is great for OG Anunoby.

Bobby Cox passed away over the weekend and we talked about some of his great Braves teams. A caller said the Yankees are playing without a closer. Another has never been more confident in a Knicks team.

There was a settlement in the Tyreek Hill case from the OnlyFans model who took him to court for breaking her leg.

We started the hour talking about Sydney Sweeney in Euphoria this season. We went back into the Knicks, who we’re feeling ‘euphoric’ about.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Mike Breen as the Knicks dominated the Sixers. Knicks fans took over Philadelphia. Josh Hart said, ‘I used to think Philly was a sports town’. We heard from Sixers fans after the game, with one calling it a ‘mother’s day massacre’. Evan Roberts said he’s in a horrible place as a sports fan with the Knicks winning, the Nets only getting the seventh pick and the Mets losing. Other NBA & all the MLB news as well.

The Knicks are already more historically relevant than the Melo Knicks. Gio said this is the third most important era of Knicks and can leapfrog the 90’s Knicks by winning a championship.

Jerry's got the sounds of the Knicks win and we heard from Mike Brown after the game. We heard Knicks fans going nuts while a news reporter is trying to do a live shot after the game. The Spurs' Victor Wembanyama threw a nasty elbow and got tossed. The Yankees got swept by the Brewers. The Mets lost to the Diamondbacks and lost the series.

Today's show begins with the Knicks dominant performance yesterday against the Sixers and how they dominated the entire series. Boomer called the level of play from the Knicks, ‘breathtaking’.

Hear from the best guests on The FAN this week, including Alex Rodriguez Aaron Boone (24:50), Dana White (43:05), Suzyn Waldman (1:23:07).

The Yankees keep rolling and it’s making Evan Roberts sick. Plus, Chris McMonigle and Craig Carton compare this start to the 1998 Yankees (24:30); Evan, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash on the Spencer Jones call-up and Jasson Dominguez injury (33:53); Gregg Giannotti says this is the perfect situation for Jones (50:24); Alex Rodriguez joins Craig Carton and C-Mac to talk John Sterling, Yankees, and more (58:15); Evan, Tiki, and Shaun reflect on the Sterling tribute and bigger picture for the Yanks (1:23:04).

The Mets have won consecutive series, but entered Friday tied for the worst record in baseball. Could this team really be in a "competitive rebuild" with a $386 million payroll? Boomer and Gio sound off on the terminology used by team brass, while Craig Carton hated the vocabulary used by Gary Cohen to describe Carson Benge's sparkling catch. Plus, Evan Roberts sounds off on the New York Post report about the meeting between Stearns and Pete Alonso.

As the Knicks and Sixers battle through their second-round series, our hosts battle against the city of Philadelphia. Tiki Barber ripped Joel Embiid for his postgame comments, and he got heat from hosts in the City of Brotherly Love. Craig Carton also went off on the Sixers star, and Craig and C-Mac welcomed John Starks to talk about this Knicks team and their potential to win a championship.

Boomer & Gio reminisce about the late John Sterling. Plus, the guys react to a budding feud between Tiki Barber and Hugh Douglas over Joel Embiid (9:26); Gio on why now is the perfect time for Spencer Jones to make his MLB debut (16:36); Gio believes LeBron James will retire after the NBA playoffs (24:27); Gio, Chris Lopresti, and Jerry Recco react to Asante Samuel’s defense of Mike Vrabel (34:38).

With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry cover the Knicks’ injury status and the Yankees calling up Spencer Jones for Jasson Dominguez before diving into the Mets’ loss and the Mike Vrabel drama. Between tracking the government’s delayed UFO files and Asante Samuel’s viral defense of "side chicks," we hit on Chris Russo’s pronunciation struggles and Gio’s review of the show Neighbors. The day wraps with Jon Heyman’s Mets/Alonso story, a debate on bald-head aesthetics, and C-Lo’s golf-ball-catching claim, plus a Moment of the Day on pregnant women and a TikToker who pranks strangers by pretending to know them.

With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry break down the Knicks dodging a bullet with OG Anunoby, who likely sits tonight as they handle the Sixers. We look ahead at other NBA matchups. C-Lo updates OG’s status, followed by Dave Sims’ call of Trent Grisham’s big double and Jasson Dominguez heading to the IL. Finally, the Mets lose to the Rockies on a grand-slam, and we dive into what’s left to learn about the Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel situation.

The Yankees are calling up Spencer Jones, a move Gio calls great timing since the rolling team doesn’t need a savior. After an 83-year-old calls to thank Jerry for his prostate drink, C-Lo returns as the crew marks Eddie’s final Fridays before his "Kickoff To Summer" departure. We cover the Yankees' win, Bellinger’s hitting, and the audio of Dominguez hitting the wall, followed by the Mets grand slam loss to the Rockies. Finally, Asante Samuel defends Mike Vrabel on X, leading Jerry to question Vrabel’s future authority while a caller suggests players might love him more because "she’s a smokeshow."

The government is running late on its promised UFO file release, while Gio dives into the series ‘Neighbors’ and its old naked people. As C-Lo returns for an update and Gio continues his search for the alien intel, we hear Asante Samuel defend Mike Vrabel by claiming every man deserves a wife and a girlfriend. After revisiting the Rockies’ grand slam that looked foul and Chris Russo’s struggle to pronounce Cam Schlittler’s name, we close with a look at the government’s underwhelming UFO photos and videos, plus the careless people who caught the hantavirus.

Jerry weeds through government UFO videos as the guys tackle Jon Heyman’s Mets article about Pete Alonso & the Mets. C-Lo shares Hugh Douglas’s reaction to Tiki’s Joel Embiid comments. After debating bald-head aesthetics and Shaun Morash’s thick skin, we revisit the Rockies’ fair-pole grand slam and C-Lo’s claim he can catch a 300-yard golf drive. Finally, the Moment of the Day features a caller’s attraction to pregnant women before we close the week with a TikToker who pranks strangers by pretending to know them.

The Moment of The Day: A caller finds pregnant women very attractive. Also, there’s a TikTok account of a guy who goes up to strangers and tells them a story, pretending to know them.

Jon Heyman had an article about the Mets and Alonso. We discuss.

Plus, the grand slam that wasn't but actually was.

We are supposed to be getting some UFO/Alien files from the government and we got nothing so far. Gio also talked about the series called ‘Neighbors’ and all the old naked people.

Asante Samuel took to X to defend Vrabel about ‘side chicks’. Jerry wonders how Vrabel will be an authority figure to young men with this on his record.

Gio thinks it’s great timing as the Yankees are rolling right now so he’s not expected to show up and save the team. An 83 year old man called in to thank Jerry for his prostate drink.

C-Lo starts with the OG injury and how he is questionable for tonight. We heard Dave Sims on the call as Trent Grisham had a bases clearing double in the win over the Rangers. Jasson Dominguez made a great catch but crashed into the wall and headed to the IL. We heard the sounds of the Mets losing to the Rockies on a grand slam.

The Knicks dodged a bullet with the OG Anunoby injury. He likely won’t play tonight and may not play in the rest of this series because of how much better the Knicks are than the Sixers.

The Knicks take a 2-0 series lead as injury concerns mount for OG Anunoby, while Ryan Weathers’ sudden illness and John Morgan’s macabre memorabilia collection lead into a fiery clash between Tiki Barber and Hugh Douglas. From the $45 "Glizzilla" hot dog and Armenian captive bear PSAs to Shaun Morash’s Mexican food rankings and New Jersey’s rabid beavers, the show balances playoff drama with the absurd. Also, the Mets’ winning streak, the debut of Derek Fisher’s LA radio show, and the hilarious phone number mix-up that landed a total stranger in the Ryder Cup team’s group chat.

The Knicks take Game 2 against a faster Embiid-less Sixers, but OG Anunoby’s hamstring issue has Gio questioning New York’s championship ceiling. Ryan Weathers is out for the Yankees after a sudden illness sparked a "hantavirus" debate, while Jerry provides updates on Jalen Brunson’s big shot and the NBA playoffs. After a look at the Mets’ win, the Yankees’ loss to Texas, and a Pete Alonso homer, the hour wraps with Audacy’s new LA sports station featuring Derek Fisher—and Gio wondering just how long the former coach will last in morning radio.

The Knicks face uncertainty with injuries to OG Anunoby, followed by a look at John Morgan’s macabre memorabilia collection and the world of crime museums. After a caller highlights some bad seats at the Garden, Jerry recaps the war of words between Tiki Barber and Hugh Douglas over Joel Embiid. We wrap up with the Sixers’ latest betting odds and the "nightmare" teen chaos at a New Jersey carnival.

Ballpark food goes viral as Steve Gelbs and Keith Hernandez share the Rockies’ $45 Glizzilla, followed by a look at Joel Embiid’s injuries and a PSA for Armenian captive bears. After discussing how the show first formed, Jerry recaps the Knicks’ 2-0 series lead and the wait for news on OG Anunoby’s hamstring. We wrap up with Shaun Morash’s Mexican food rankings, a Mets win sparked by Juan Soto, and a look toward Kickoff To Summer as Eddie counts down his final days.

Gio examines New Jersey’s rabid beavers and our upcoming MLB store remote, followed by calls on animal-free circuses and a viral Puerto Rico song. Jerry recaps Stu Feiner’s game show antics and the Knicks taking a 2-0 lead, with Mike Brown providing an OG Anunoby injury update and Jaylen-themed songs for the NBA and NHL. We wrap up with the Mets' win, the Yankees' loss, and Hugh Douglas calling out Tiki Barber before a phone number mix-up lands a stranger in the Ryder Cup group chat.

Sounds of the Knicks beating the Sixers to take a 2-0 series lead and Mike Brown after the game about OG Anunoby’s potential injury. Jerry plays the ‘Jaylen’ song about all the Jaylens in the NBA. He then plays another song about there only being one Jaylen in the NHL. The Mets beat the Rockies for their third straight as Carson Benge has started to heat up offensively and Marcus Semien had 4 hits, Dave Sims on the call as the Yankees lost to the Rangers. The Moment of The Day: Hugh Douglas responds to Tiki, calls him out for Kinky Boots.

There are rabid beavers in a lake in NJ and Gio watched videos of this. We also talked about the remote we’re having at the MLB store in NYC on Friday, May 15th. A caller said he went to the circus and there are no animals in the circus now or clowns.

Jerry has Mike Breen on the call as the Knicks beat the Sixers to take a 2-0 series lead. Mike Brown gave credit in particular to Mikal Bridges. Hopefully we get an update on OG Anunoby and his potential hamstring injury. Shaun Morash did a top 5 Mexican foods and sour cream was number five. The Mets beat the Rockies as Juan Soto led the game off with a HR.

All the ballparks now have a viral food item that they sell. The Rockies have a $45 hotdog called the Glizzilla, and last night Steve Gelbs and Keith Hernandez shared one...Lady & The Tramp style. Plus, a caller on the Embiid injury.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with Tiki Barber telling Joel Embiid to ‘stop being a bitch’. Former NFL player and WIP host Hugh Douglas responded to those comments. He brought up Tiki wearing ‘red kinky boots’. The Sixers are favored by 1 tomorrow night.

If the injury is serious (and we don't know anything as of this broadcast), this puts the Knicks in a serious bind because of what a catalyst he is on the court.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Jalen Brunson’s big shot in the fourth. Mike Brown talked about the Sixers’ adjustments in this game. Jerry went around the NBA playoffs last night. The Mets beat the Rockies as Marcus Semien had 4 hits including a HR. The Yankees lost to the Rangers as Nathan Eovaldi threw 8 innings of 3 hit ball. Jerry went around MLB last night including a HR for Pete Alonso.

OG Anunoby left with a hamstring injury and Gio said they are not a championship team without him. He is very concerned for the Knicks if he is going to be out for the next round.

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Today’s show explores the Dusty Baker-Mets rumors and LeBron James’ possible retirement alongside a preview of the Knicks-Sixers clash and Tiki Barber’s blunt advice for Joel Embiid. We dive into Breece Hall’s contract speculation, Aaron Rodgers-to-Cardinals buzz while recapping Yankees wins over the Rangers, a bench-clearing incident, and Jerry’s "Jazz Jizzm" slip-up. From David Stearns’ future and NHL lottery losses to Boomer’s "Imus" look and a Knicks Met Gala snub, we cover everything from the Phillies’ success under Don Mattingly to the exorbitant price of tents. A lot goinig on today and your calls too.

Boomer’s working from home as we recap golf at Shinnecock and Nick Nurse coaching tonight following his brother’s funeral. The Knicks must keep the pressure on. Jerry arrives for a dive into the NBA playoffs and a Yankees win highlighted by a Jazz homer, even as the Rays keep pace. Finally, the Rangers lose the NHL lottery to the Leafs, and Knicks players get snubbed at Sabrina Carpenter and Madonna’s Met Gala afterparty.

We touch on those rumors of the Mets reaching out to Dusty Baker and his subsequent denial before questioning David Stearns’ future as GM and dissecting HR buzzwords like "carefully curated." Jerry reports on the pressure facing Mike Brown, Cody Bellinger’s big night in a Yankees win, and an accidental "Jazz Jizzm" slip-up. Finally, we cover Stefon Diggs’ not-guilty verdict, the Jets' strength of schedule, and the Aaron Rodgers-to-Cardinals rumors that have Gio baffled by Nathaniel Hackett’s coaching longevity.

Boomer and Gio debate if LeBron James is officially retiring after eight seasons with the Lakers, followed by Jerry’s update on the Knicks-Sixers series and Tiki Barber’s blunt advice for Joel Embiid. We recap the NBA highlights with JJ Redick before hitting the diamond, where the Yankees beat the Rangers behind Ryan McMahon’s clutch homer off Jacob deGrom and the Phillies find success under new manager Don Mattingly. To close, we check out Peter Schwartz living it up in some bougie Legend Seats at Yankee Stadium.

Boomer speculates on a Breece Hall contract extension, while the crew debates Al Cintron’s claim that the Mets reached out to Dusty Baker despite Dusty's personal denial. Evan Roberts stops by to discuss his sake sponsor and the Baker rumors before Jerry previews Knicks-Sixers and recaps a Yankees win featuring a Jazz Chisholm homer and a bench-clearing incident between Framber Valdez and Trevor Story. We wrap with the Moment of the Day featuring Boomer’s Imus-like look and a debate on Colt McCoy's potential as a commencement speaker.

Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with a preview of Knicks/Sixers for tonight. The Yankees beat the Rangers and we heard Dave Sims on the call as Jazz Chisholm homered. Framber Valdez hit Trevor Story and the benches cleared but no punches were thrown. The Moment of The Day: Boomer looks like Imus today.

Boomer speculates that Breece Hall will be offered a contract by the Jets. We also touch on those Dusty Baker/Mets rumors again.

Jerry starts with a preview of Knicks/Sixers and Tiki Barber telling Joel Embiid to ‘stop being a bitch’. Jerry went around the NBA and JJ Redick was asked about their shooting performance.

Gio thinks he's retiring after the playoffs.

Jerry starts with Mike Brown under pressure to get to the finals. Cody Bellinger had himself a nice night as the Yankees beat the Rangers. Jerry accidentally said ‘Jazz Jizzm’.

Regarding the Mets, we conducted a high-level deep-dive into the saturation of organizational vernacular within the sports vertical to address the diminishing returns of corporate-speak integration.

Jerry went around the NBA playoffs last night. We heard Dave Sims on the call as Jazz homered to give the Yankees the lead in their win over the Rangers. The Rangers did not win the NHL lottery, the Maple Leafs did.

Boomer is working from home today and we started talking about B&G playing golf at Shinnecock yesterday. We also talked about Sixers head coach Nick Nurse as his brother passed away last week unexpectedly and was at the funeral yesterday, but he will coach tonight. Boomer said the Knicks can’t take their foot off the gas and need to dominate again.

WFAN analyzes the New York Knicks' historic playoff dominance, highlighting their 12-quarter winning streak and the strategic shift to run the offense through Karl-Anthony Towns. The hosts also break down Joel Embiid's controversial "foul baiting" tactics and debate whether this roster is the most complete version of the Knicks in franchise history

The Knicks are on the best four-game run in franchise history after a dominating 39-point blowout of the Sixers. Al Cintron reports a shocking rumor that the Mets reached out to 76-year-old Dusty Baker. We pay tribute to the passing of the legendary John Sterling with homages from Michael Kay and Aaron Boone as the Yankees sweep the Orioles and the Mets defeat the Rockies. The hour wraps up with a quick look at the NHL playoffs, the Met Gala celebrity swap, a surprise Cinco de Mayo mariachi band, Breece Hall’s franchise tag, and a deadly hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship.

The Knicks dominated Game 1 against the Sixers by 39 points, marking the best four-game run in Knicks history. Jerry shares the sounds of the crushing win and players being asked if they are peaking too early before we hear Michael Kay’s John Sterling homage on the Judge home run and Aaron Boone’s thoughts. With the Yankees winning 14 of 16 and the Mets beating the Rockies as Mark Vientos had two RBIs, we hit the NHL playoffs and the Met Gala, where Ben Stiller went to the gala instead of the game while Timothee Chalamet went to the Knicks game instead of the gala.

Al Cintron reports the Mets reached out to Dusty Baker to be manager, though Gio is shocked given David Stearns’ beliefs and Baker’s age. A Cinco De Mayo mariachi band interrupts Jerry's update. Mike Brown and Josh Hart discuss another dominating Knicks win, then Dave Sims calls the Yankees sweep. The Mets beat the Rockies behind a Carson Benge home run, plus, a deadly hantavirus outbreak hits a cruise ship.

Knicks fans are finding it easy lately as Boomer calls the last four games shocking and a caller predicts championships for both the Knicks and Yankees. Jerry returns to discuss the kickoff to summer and Eddie’s last supper before Chris Russo weighs in on a headless deer. Finally, we revisit Al Cintron’s report that the Mets reached out to Dusty Baker about managing the team.

We remember the late John Sterling’s iconic career and his joyful time hosting on WFAN before Boomer calls out aggressive SUV drivers in New Jersey. Jerry highlights the Knicks’ 39-point blowout of the Sixers and the NBA playoffs, while Michael Kay pays tribute to Sterling during a Yankees win over the Orioles. Following calls from Dave Sims and White Sox radio plus a Carson Benge catch, a mariachi band provides the Moment of the Day before Boomer discusses the Jets tagging Breece Hall.

Boomer talked about Breece Hall and the Jets franchise tagging him. Gio told Boomer to listen to the Bill Maher podcast where he talks to a sex author about people in their 20s not having sex anymore.

We talked about the passing of John Sterling and all the great calls over the years. He also got to host a show on WFAN not that long ago and he got so many calls where people talked about how great he was and he really seemed to enjoy it.

We talked about kickoff to summer and Eddie’s last supper. Chris Russo talked about a deer ‘running around without its head’.

We used to say ‘it’s never easy for Knicks fans’, but it’s actually been easy lately. Boomer said it’s shocking what we’ve witnessed the last four games.

Jerry's back with audio of the big Knicks win over the Sixers, plus post game from Mike Brown & Josh Hart. Yanks complete sweep of the Orioles. Mets beat the Rockies behind a Benge homer.

Gio heard Al Cintron on the overnight show saying the Mets have already reached out to someone about being the next manager. We played the audio and revealed the name…Dusty Baker.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Knicks crushing the Sixers. Reporters asked Knicks players after the game if they are peaking too early. We heard Michael Kay with an homage to John Sterling on the Judge HR call. Aaron Boone was on the Carton Show and talked about Sterling. Yanks have won 14-of-16. The Mets beat the Rockies as Mark Vientos had 2 RBIs. Jerry went around the NHL playoffs.

They beat up the Sixers last night and are on an amazing run of games.

WFAN and Yankees radio icon John Sterling passed away Monday at the age of 87, leading to a day full of tributes across all of our shows. Boomer and Gio reacted to the breaking news before welcoming Rickie Ricardo to the show to share his favorite Sterling memories, while Evan and Morash talked with Suzyn Waldman about her longtime broadcast partner. Plus, Aaron Boone joined The Carton Show to pay tribute.

We open with Boomer’s bike tour and a heavy look at the Knicks/Sixers series, covering everything from spread guesses and Joel Embiid’s desperate plea for Philly fans to hold their tickets. The heart of the show is dedicated to the legendary John Sterling following the breaking news of his passing, featuring iconic highlights from his Yankees and Islanders career, emotional listener calls, and Rickie Ricardo’s incredible story of rescuing him from a flooded road. Along with a vote of confidence for Carlos Mendoza and series wins for both the Mets and Yankees, we navigate the NBA and NHL playoffs before closing with more memories of the incomparable voice of the Yankees.

Boomer kicks things off with the Five Borough Bike Tour before we dive into Boston blowing a 3-1 lead and tonight’s Knicks/Sixers opener at MSG, where Joel Embiid is begging fans not to sell their seats. Jerry’s update covers a Yankee win featuring homers from Jasson Dominguez, Aaron Judge, and a now-injured Ben Rice, followed by the Mets’ series win over the Angels fueled by Mark Vientos. We check in on Clay Holmes, preview Knicks/Hawks, and recap Montreal’s improbable nine-shot victory over Tampa before wrapping with the Kentucky Derby and Jaxson Dart’s sharp style.

We open with emotional listeners mourning the passing of John Sterling before Jerry’s update features legendary career highlights and Sterling’s final World Series call. Next, we recap a Yankees win powered by Rice, Dominguez, and Judge homers, plus a Mets series victory behind Mark Vientos. After a trip through the NBA and NHL playoffs, Rickie Ricardo joins us to remember Sterling and recount his famous rescue of the legend from a flooded road.

David Stearns backs Carlos Mendoza as the Mets take a series from the Angels, followed by a caller’s pitch for a Boomer & Gio vs. WIP watch party. Jerry covers Aaron Judge’s big game and Ben Rice’s injury, Gary Cohen uses a big word for a Carson Benge catch, and Sal Licata confuses himself on his podcast. We get breaking news and further reflect on the passing of John Sterling.

We start with tonight’s Knicks/Sixers game as Boomer guesses the spread before we preview the series and Joel Embiid’s ability to get under Karl-Anthony Towns’ skin. Jerry’s final update brings us John Sterling’s Islanders and Yankees calls following a win over the Orioles where Jasson Dominguez, Ben Rice, and Aaron Judge all homered. We recap the Mets’ series victory over the Angels featuring a great Carson Benge catch and two Mark Vientos homers, plus Embiid’s request for Sixers fans not to sell their tickets. We wrap up the show with more of your calls remembering the great John Sterling.

Jerry has sounds of John Sterling when he did play-by-play with the Islanders. We also heard more of his great Yankees HR calls. The Yankees beat the Orioles as Jasson Dominguez, Ben Rice and Aaron Judge homered. Rice has a contusion and is considered day by day. The Mets beat the Angels and won a series and Carson Benge had a great catch and Mark Vientos homered twice. Joel Embiid doesn’t want Sixers fans selling their tix to Knicks fans.

We preview the series and talk about Joel Embiid getting under everyone's skin.

The Yankees Spanish broadcaster calls in with his anecdotes and remembrances of John Sterling.

Emotional listeners call in with their memories of John Sterling.

News of the passing of John Sterling was given to us during the show and we discussed his legacy.

The Mets actually won a series against the Angels this weekend so hopefully this is the start of them winning games again.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Jasson Dominguez homering in the Yankees win over the Orioles. Ben Rice and Aaron Judge both homered, but Rice has a hand contusion. The Mets beat the Angels and took the series as Mark Vientos homered twice. Clay Holmes pitched well again. Jerry previewed Knicks/Sixers. Montreal beat Tampa in the playoffs and the Canadians only had 9 shots on goal.

Game 1 is tonight. How dangerous are the Sixers?

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber on why this Yankees team may be different from the ones we've seen in recent years. Plus, Chris McMonigle makes the case to Craig Carton that the Yankees are better off with Ben Rice and Max Fried than with Juan Soto (17:28); Boomer Esiason and Greg Giannotti wonder if Rice can hit more home runs than Aaron Judge (39:29); Evan & Tiki on George Lombard Jr.'s rise to Triple-A (48:00); Craig and C-Mac interview the Twin Stripe Reporters (1:03:13).

This week's Mets highlights - or lowlights - include Gregg Giannotti declaring the season dead at the end of April, while Chris McMonigle went off on the team finding ways to lose after dropping the series finale to the Nationals. Plus, Craig Carton ripped the roster of "mercenaries," while Evan and Tiki examine the looming questions for the rest of the season, including jobs that will be on the line.

Russell Wilson and the Jets reportedly have mutual interest, and Evan Roberts has A LOT to say about it. Boomer Esiason believes the move would make sense and he would be "all for it." Plus, Evan and Tiki debate if Gang Green should try to swing a trade for Shedeur Sanders!

The Knicks are moving on to the second round after a DOMINANT win over the Hawks in game six. Our hosts react to the historic blowout, assess the team's chances of reaching the Finals, credit Mike Brown for his in-series adjustments, and debate whether the Celtics or 76ers would be the tougher matchup in the conference semis.

This week's Boomer and Gio highlights include reactions to a Knicks series win over the Hawks, Gio declaring the 2026 Mets season officially dead (10:43), the two hosts placing a $10,000 (!) bet on Ben Rice vs. Aaron Judge (21:06), reactions to the Jets reported interest in Russell Wilson (29:31), and a debate over whether air taxis would work in New York City (36:51).

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We break down the Knicks’ historic destruction of the Hawks and a Celtics-Sixers Game 7 while discussing Shaq’s challenge to KAT. After hitting on a Mets loss, we address Gio’s preference for a Celtics matchup over Shaq’s "no bad game" claims. We touch on the Russini-Vrabel saga. Jerry's got a full NBA/NHL roundup, we look at the Mets’ coaching failures, Al’s "neighborhood watch" role, and a Shaq/Gio "Moment of the Day." We wrap with a potential Phil Simms golf booking mix-up.

We kick off with the Knicks’ historic destruction of the Hawks, a blowout so lopsided it featured a 72-22 lead and sent New York to wait for a Celtics-Sixers Game 7. Jerry’s update covers Mike Brown’s postgame reaction, the Sixers forcing their series limit, and the Mets’ 5-4 loss to the Nationals featuring a philosophical Luke Weaver. We wrap with the breaking update on a JP Morgan scandal, now being labeled a "complete fabrication" by the New York Post.

We reflect on the Knicks’ dominance over the Hawks and Gio’s regular-season fears regarding a potential Pistons matchup before hoping for the Celtics as a preferred next opponent. Jerry’s update features the sounds of the Knicks’ blowout alongside Mike Brown’s "coach of the year" speech. After the Mets drop another game on a failed pinch-hit move, we wrap with Rick Fox sounding unrecognizable during a Bahamas confrontation and a look at Eddie’s "chameleon" accent.

We track a caller’s obsession with the Russini-Vrabel saga and clarify that Chris Simms’ exit from Sunday Night Football wasn’t tied to his comments on that situation. Jerry features Mike Breen’s call of the Knicks’ historic 83-36 halftime lead, Mike Brown’s praise for his staff, and a full NBA playoff roundup. We revisit the Mets’ latest loss to the Nationals, from CJ Abrams’ game-winner to Luke Weaver’s heavy post-game words, followed by an NHL check-in. Finally, we break down the Knicks’ path forward and hear a caller’s theory on why letting go of secondary coaches has doomed the Mets.

We debate whether the Celtics or Sixers are the ideal Knicks matchup and Al’s role as the Bradley Beach "neighborhood watch." Jerry’s got Mike Breen’s call of the Knicks’ blowout, Mike Brown’s praise for player detail, and a full NBA playoff wrap-up. After another Mets loss to the Nationals and a "Moment of the Day" featuring Shaq and Gio out of context, we wonder if Phil Simms was accidentally booked for a golf tour instead of Boomer. We wrap with a look ahead to this Sunday’s Five Borough Bike Tour.

Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with the sounds of Mike Breen as the Knicks blew out the Hawks. We heard from Mike Brown after the game about the players’ attention to detail. Jerry went around the NBA playoffs. The Moment of The Day: Shaq and Gio taken out of context.

A caller from Boston asks the question. We eventually settle on the notion of Al Dukes being his communities neighborhood watchman.

Listen to Mike Breen as the first half comes to an end with the Knicks up 83-36. We heard from Mike Brown after the game and he wanted to give the coaches credit. Jerry also went around the NBA last night. The Mets lost again and we heard Gary Cohen on the call as CJ Abrams homered. After the game Luke Weaver said his words don’t hold any weight any more. Jerry went around the NHL playoffs.

He searches for more info about it all day long.

Jerry returns with the sounds of the Knicks dominating the Hawks. Mike Brown sounded like he was accepting his coach of the year speech after the game. The Mets lost again and Mendoza was asked about a pinch hit move in the game that did not work out.

The team that showed up last night actually lost a couple of games to Atlanta. How did it happen?

Jerry starts with Knicks highlights and Mike Brown in the postgame about the dominant performance. We heard from some of the Hawks players after the game. We heard the sounds of the Sixers beating the Celtics to force a game 7, Howie Rose on the call as the Nationals homered to take the 5-4 lead, which is how the Mets game ended. We heard from Luke Weaver after the game and he was very philosophical about the ‘pursuit of perfection’.

The Hawks are gone with the wind after the Knicks absolutely destroyed them to move on to the next round.

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We preview Knicks-Hawks Game 6 and Josh Hart’s injury while Gio declares the Mets' season over following a 14-2 blowout and a seven-run collapse. We dive into the fall of LIV Golf, the Greg Norman beach photo, and the debate over Carlos Mendoza’s leadership alongside Arvell Reese’s Giants arrival. Between Gerrit Cole’s rehab and Nathan Church’s home run robbery, we recap the Yankees’ shutout and a full playoff roundup featuring LeBron and Charles Barkley. We also offer Boomer’s posture advice, lots of callers on "sporting event shaming" and other topics, a thieving Hawks executive, and the "horse guy’s" winning Kentucky Derby pick.

We preview Knicks-Hawks Game 6 before Gio declares the Mets' season over due to a poorly constructed roster. We discuss the state of LIV Golf and Boomer’s refusal to talk Mets following their 14-2 blowout loss to the Nationals. Jerry covers David Peterson’s struggles, Carlos Mendoza on having the worst record in baseball, and the Yankees getting shut out by the Rangers. Also, a full NBA & NHL playoff wrap-up. We finish with Boomer’s posture advice for Gio and a caller’s "lucky sweater" suggestion.

We dive into the rise and fall of LIV Golf, plus the infamous Greg Norman beach photo. Jerry’s update features a montage of the Mets’ seven-run collapse, Boomer’s "net negative" roster assessment, and Mendoza’s post-game reaction. We cover the Yankees’ shutout loss and a playoff roundup across the NBA and NHL before noting Mike Vrabel’s ovation in New England. Finally, we debate Mendoza’s role in the Mets disaster and hear from a caller shocked by those cheering Patriots fans.

Gio breaks down Arvell Reese’s personality and how he landed with the Giants before a caller blames Carlos Mendoza for the Mets' struggles. Jerry recaps the NBA playoffs, Howie Rose calls a blowout home run, and Jon Heyman suggests the Mets need a “thumper” at first base. We wrap up with the Yankees’ shutout loss, the NHL playoffs, and callers on “sporting event shaming" and other topics.

We preview Knicks-Hawks Game 6 and Josh Hart’s injury before touching on C-Lo’s back cyst and the Mets’ chemistry issues. Jerry recaps the Nationals’ grand slam, Daniel Murphy’s “uh oh” moment, and Carlos Mendoza’s post-game thoughts. We hit the Yankees’ shutout, Gerrit Cole’s minor league outing, and Nathan Church’s home run robbery followed by a full playoff roundup. We wrap with a thieving former Hawks exec, and the "horse guy's" winning Kentucky Derby pick.

The horses will soon be on the track so here's a pick for you.

We talk injuries and such and take a call about the hapless Mets.

Calls start with a mention of the incident where a grown man took a ball away from a little girl.

Gio is trying to figure out what type of guy Arvell Reese is as it's hard to read his personality during press conferences. We talked about some of the other first round picks and how Reese wound up on the Giants.

Jerry starts with a montage of Gary Cohen from the Mets giving up seven runs in the fourth inning. Boomer said everybody on the team except for Nolan McLean is a ‘net negative’. We heard from Mendoza after the game about that fourth inning. The Yankees were shutout by the Rangers, but no biggie.

We started the hour talking more about LIV Golf and why it started and how it seems like it will be ending. We also talked about that pic from a few years ago of Greg Norman walking on the beach with his dog and you could see his huge package outlined in his shorts.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day with the sounds of the Nationals beating up the Mets, 14-2. David Peterson stunk again and we heard from Carlos Mendoza. We also heard the sounds of the Yankees getting shutout by the Rangers. Gerritt Cole had a minor league outing for the Somerset Patriots. Nathan Church of the Cardinals robbed a would be walk off HR in Pittsburgh. Jerry went around the NBA & NHL playoffs last night.

The Mets are dead. LIV Golf is dead. The Atlanta Hawks will be dead tonight.

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The Knicks take a 3-2 series lead over the Hawks as Mike Brown pushes the right buttons and shares his House Hunters obsession. It’s a rare "Winner Wednesday" with Aaron Judge and Juan Soto powering Yankees and Mets victories, while the Jets scout a "heavy" Russell Wilson to back up Geno Smith. We dive into the Phillies’ coaching search, the latest NHL and NBA playoff action, and Jerry’s updates featuring Mike Tirico and Dave Sims. Between the highlights, the guys tackle air taxis, bike lanes, and social media pet peeves, all capped off by Boomer’s Shaun Morash impression.

The Knicks dominated the Hawks to take a 3-2 series lead in a win that saw Mike Brown push all the right buttons. We tackle the headache of switching between streaming apps before diving into the sounds and post-game reactions from the Garden. Plus, the Sixers beat the Celtics, Aaron Judge homers in a Yankees win, and the Mets crush the Nationals behind a Juan Soto blast. Finally, the Phillies have fired Rob Thomson, but Alex Cora has already declined the job.

The Knicks dominated the Hawks in a "boring" but confident win. We talk David Stearns and Mets team culture. Jerry shares sounds from MSG while Boomer praises Mike Tirico, Jalen Brunson talks shop, and Mike Brown fights through some post-game burps. On the diamond, the Yankees edged the Rangers behind an Aaron Judge homer, while the Mets crushed the Nationals 8-0 featuring a Juan Soto blast and a big fourth inning. We wrap with Carlos Mendoza’s reaction, an NHL playoff whip-around, Sydney joining the Five Borough Bike Tour, and Boomer’s unique impression of Shaun Morash.

It’s a rare Winner Wednesday with the Knicks, Yankees, and Mets all victorious. The Jets are scouting Russell Wilson as a potential backup for Geno Smith, despite Wilson looking a bit heavy at a Savannah Bananas game. Boomer takes calls and praises Mike Tirico before we hear Tirico’s call of the Knicks beating the Hawks and Dave Sims voicing homers from Austin Wells and Aaron Judge. We wrap up by revisiting Digital Underground and "The Humpty Dance." Sadly, you hear none of the music. Blame the RIAA.

We weigh in on NY’s air taxi testing and Boomer’s distaste for bike lanes before Jerry revisits a Mike & The Mad Dog classic. We break down the Knicks’ win over the Hawks, Mike Brown’s House Hunters obsession, and the latest from the NBA and NHL playoffs. Plus, Aaron Judge and Juan Soto go deep in Yankees and Mets victories, Boomer delivers a Shaun Morash impression, and the guys vent about people still saying "Twitter," public birthday posts, and wasted food.

Jerry's got Aaron Judge homering as the Yankees beat the Rangers. The Mets also won, beating the Nationals as Juan Soto homered. Jerry then went around the NHL playoffs from last night. The Moment of The Day: Boomer does an impression of Shaun Morash.

We talk about it but somehow it ends up about heavier people.

Jerry comes in to do his sportscast but Boomer takes calls and continues to show an unusual amount of love for Mike Tirico.

On a winning Wednesday we praise our teams and also talk about how the Jets are looking for a backup for Geno.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Knicks beating up the Hawks at MSG. Boomer was really kissing Mike Tirico’s butt in this update. Jalen Brunson talked about his performance. Mike Brown talked after the game and had to burp twice. The Yankees beat the Rangers 3-2 as Aaron Judge homered - that's when the noises came in.

The Knicks smacked around the Hawks last night and they never had a chance of coming back in that game.

Jerry is here and we heard the sounds of the Knicks beating the Hawks. We heard from Mike Brown after the game. The Sixers beat the Celtics, but Boston still leads the series 3-2. We heard the sounds of Aaron Judge homering as the Yankees beat the Rangers. Schlittler and deGrom both went six innings. The Mets beat the Nationals 8-0 as Juan Soto homered. The Phillies fired manager Rob Thomson.

We say this is what the whole series should have looked like.

We dive into Knicks-Hawks Game 5 and the Yankees' historic win that sparked a $10k bet and a life-saving Younghoe Koo blunder before shifting to the Mets' ticket failure and the "ass hat" who stole a home run ball in Tampa. The show explores Dianna Russini’s secret playlist, Pat Riley’s take on coddled athletes, and trade scoops regarding Jose Alvarado and the Knicks. We close with the Knicks’ 6.5 spread, a caller’s wild Atlanta itinerary and Jerry's recap of all the sports.

We start with Knicks-Hawks Game 5 and the Yankees’ win where Rice and Judge echoed Berra and Mantle. Boomer’s Rice-to-Mantle comparison sparks a $10,000 bet with Gio, followed by a look at Mason Miller’s Korn-inspired entrance. Jerry discusses prostate drinks and Bill Maher’s aging theories, before recapping Rice’s 10th homer, Max Fried, and the NBA and NHL playoffs. Finally, a Younghoe Koo blunder leads to a life-saving brain tumor discovery.

We examine the Mets’ downward spiral and Carlos Mendoza’s job status, plus how a failed summer ticket strategy has the team trailing the Knicks and Yankees in relevance. Jerry recaps the Yankees’ win over the Rangers with sounds from Aaron Judge and Max Fried, followed by a sharp rebuke of the “ass hat” who stole a home run ball from a girl in Tampa. After a look at the NBA and NHL playoffs, we wrap with the reveal of Ty Simpson’s secret pre-draft meeting with Sean McVay.

We start with the story of Dianna Russini’s “Turn The Page” playlist shared with Mike during a Titans slide, then find NFL comparisons for Fernando Mendoza and discuss the HBO show Neighbors. Jerry’s update features the Yankees’ win over the Rangers with home runs from Jazz Chisholm, Ben Rice, and Aaron Judge, plus reactions from Max Fried and Mason Miller’s Padres. After Pat Riley’s thoughts on NBA tanking and coddled athletes, we close with a newsroom guest’s scoop on the Jose Alvarado trade and the Knicks’ interest in bringing back Dante DiVincenzo.

Boomer backs the Knicks to cover the 6.5 spread tonight, while a caller plots an Atlanta triple-header featuring the Braves, the Knicks, and Magic City club. Jerry recaps the Yankees’ win with back-to-back home runs from Ben Rice and Aaron Judge, plus Judge’s post-game reaction. We hit the NBA and NHL playoff highlights and the “Bird’s eye view” Moment of the Day before closing with the new song from Morgan Wallen and Ella Langley (which you won't hear on this podcast due to rules).

Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Yankees win, including HRs by Ben Rice and Aaron Judge, back to back. Judge talked about the Rice HR after the game. Jerry went around the NBA and NHL playoffs last night. The Moment of The Day: Bird’s eye view.

There's 6.5 point spread and Boomer thinks they got a shot at it. A caller tells us he’s going down to Atlanta to catch a Braves game, the Knicks game and then Magic City strip club.

Jerry returns with Jazz Chisholm homering as the Yankees beat the Rangers. Ben Rice and Aaron Judge also homered and Rice talked about that. Max Fried pitched well. Mason Miller finally gave up a run for the Padres, but they still won. Pat Riley talked about tanking in the NBA and said he never heard of that 15-20 years ago and how we coddle the modern day athlete.

A story came out that Dianna Russini made a Spotify playlist she shared with someone named ‘Mike’. This came after the Titans lost 4 games in a row when he was the head coach. She called the playlist, ‘Turn The Page’. Touching.

Jerry with the sounds of Aaron Judge homering in the win over the Rangers. We heard from Judge and Max Fried after the game. A grown man stole a HR ball from a little girl in Tampa. Boomer called him ‘an absolute turd’. Gio called him a ‘loser’ and an ‘ass hat’. Jerry went around the NBA and NHL playoffs.

The Mets held off selling tix for July and August, probably because they thought they would be good and could jack up the prices. That backfired.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Ben Rice hitting his tenth HR of the year. Rice talked about the Mantle/Berra connection after the game. Max Fried talked about his performance after the game. Jerry went around the NBA and NHL playoffs.

Yanks beat the Rangers last night and we got a bet going. Who'll hit more home runs this year: Ben Rice or Aaron Judge?

The hosts dissect the New York Mets' disastrous 9-19 start and the mounting pressure to fire manager Carlos Mendoza as fan apathy grows at Citi Field. The discussion also covers Jazz Chisholm’s unsuccessful challenge streak for the Yankees and a comparison of the Mets' struggles to the equally disappointing Phillies.

This best of provides an in-depth analysis of the Giants' and Jets' 2026 draft classes, debating the immediate impact of picks like Cade Klubnik and Colton Hood while praising John Harbaugh’s leadership in handling draft-room drama. The discussion also navigates viral league stories, including Malik Nabers’ critical comments and Le’Veon Bell’s sensational allegations against former coach Adam Gase.

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We break down the Knicks’ Game 4 win and the Mets’ "pile of crap" sweep that has Carlos Mendoza on the hot seat and Alex Cora in the conversation. Between NFL Draft analysis for the Jets and Giants and the Yankees' series win despite Luis Gil's demotion, we cover Trevor Bauer’s no-hitter and the NBA and NHL playoffs. From Mike Tomlin’s Aaron Rodgers prediction and the Savannah Bananas at Yankee Stadium to Le’Veon Bell’s wild accusations and Boomer’s Hall of Fame nomination, we hit every angle—including a potential retirement cruise for Eddie.

We break down the Knicks’ Game 4 win, Mike Brown’s adjustments, and Josh Hart’s defense while Mikael Bridges stayed benched. Then it’s the “pile of crap” Mets getting swept by the Rockies, sparking firing rumors for Carlos Mendoza and a potential race with the Phillies for Alex Cora. Gio explains why David Stearns won't hire a veteran like Girardi or Showalter, Jerry recaps the Mets’ double-header disaster and Mendoza’s defense of his roster, and we cover the Yankees’ loss to the Astros and Luis Gil’s demotion. Finally, we go around the NBA playoffs and revisit the Mets and Phillies both potentially hunting for Cora.

We dive into NFL Draft storylines from Days 2 and 3, focusing on the Jets trading up for Cade Klubnik and his fit for Frank Reich. After hitting on the Giants and Jets' other picks, Jerry updates us on Carlos Mendoza’s job security and Boomer’s skepticism over Alex Cora taking a mid-season role. We hear Mendoza’s post-game thoughts, look at a similar managerial hot seats in Philadelphia, and recap Luis Gil’s demotion after a rough outing. Finally, Boomer pitches a retirement cruise to Nova Scotia this August for Eddie.

We break down the Giants drafting Colton Hood and Malachi Fields, the new look of their defense, and the Jets draft featuring Geno Smith at quarterback. After the Mets’ home sweep by the Rockies, Jerry updates us on Carlos Mendoza’s lineup struggles, a screaming Frank The Tank, and the Yankees’ loss to the Astros. Finally, we go around the NBA and NHL playoffs before closing with Trevor Bauer’s seven-inning no-hitter for the Long Island Ducks.

The Savannah Bananas hit Yankee Stadium with Russell Wilson, Mike Tomlin expects Aaron Rodgers back in Pittsburgh, and we connect the Dianna Russini/Mike Vrabel drama to the Jets. We highlight volleyball standout Jordan Lucas before Jerry’s update kicks off with Tiki’s oat milk controversy and Mets criticism from Darling, Cohen, Soto, and Mendoza. After a Yankees series win and playoff recaps, we grade the Mets roster and react to Le’Veon Bell’s wild accusations against Adam Gase. We wrap with Howard Stern’s thoughts on Boomer’s Radio Hall of Fame nomination.

Jerry's last sportscast of the day has both Mets & Yanks, a trip around the NBA and NHL, plus, the Moment of The Day: Boomer has Gio & Jerry grade the Mets players.

A caller checks in to let us know about Jordan Lucas - a great volleyball player who is also gay and loves to celebrate.

Jerry has more from Mets sad weekend with both Mendoza & Senga have something to say about it. Someone else who had something to scream was Frank the Tank.

We talked about the Giants drafting Colton Hood in the second round and he could start right away at corner. They also took a WR, Malachi Fields from Notre Dame.

Jerry's got Ron Darling and Gary Cohen talking about Mendoza’s job and how it’s also on the players. We heard from Mendoza after the game. They are having the same conversations in Philadelphia as we are having about our manager. Luis Gil had a bad outing and was sent down to the minors. Plus NBA & NHL headlines.

We talk NFL draft and some of the more interesting storylines from days 2 and 3. The Jets traded up to take Clemson QB Cade Klubnik, who Frank Reich really seems to like. We talked more about the first round picks the Giants and Jets also made.

Jerry's first update starts with the sounds of the Mets losing their double header. We heard Howie Rose talking about a move maybe coming. Mendoza talked about his job after the game.We heard the sounds of the Yankees losing to the Astros although they won the series. Jerry went around the NBA playoffs.

We started the show talking about the Knicks game 4 win and the adjustments Mike Brown made. We also talked about Josh Hart’s outstanding defense. Plus, the Mets plain old stink.

The Yankees’ plans for alternate road uniforms generates lively discussion with Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash, as well as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle (12:56). Plus, Evan & Tiki react to an impressive sweep of the Red Sox (29:17); Evan and Shaun dissect Aaron Boone’s decisions around Ben Rice (37:52)

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle cannot believe Juan Soto did not reach out to his teammates amid a 12-game skid and question his and Francisco Lindor’s leadership. Plus, Evan & Tiki discuss the significance of Juan Soto’s comments (14:50) and Francisco Lindor’s injury (33:33); Carton sounds off on a ‘tone deaf’ Lindor (39:59); Boomer & Gio on Soto (58:17) and the Mets’ 12-game losing streak (1:09:10)

The Jets made THREE first-round picks, and Boomer Esiason loved the work from Darren Mougey and company. Plus, Evan and Tiki react to Gang Green's "safe" pick with David Bailey, and whether it was smart to load up on offense with their other two picks. And don't miss the instant reaction to the Bailey pick from all our hosts at the WFAN Draft Party!

The Giants made two top-10 picks in round one, and the guys have all the reaction, from Boomer and Gio praising the picks to Evan Roberts questioning the decision to pass up on Arvell Reese. Plus, the Evan and Tiki crew react to Malik Nabers' eye-opening comments about his newest teammates and the direction the team went in round one.

Boomer & Gio react to the Knicks falling down 2-1 to the Hawks and discuss if a shake up is needed if they lose the series. Plus, Gio wonders if Mike Brown is the right coach for the Knicks (8:48); Evan & Tiki also wonder if the Knicks have a coaching crisis (17:26); Craig Carton expresses his frustration with Mikal Bridges (28:17); Evan, Tiki and Shaun on which WFAN host is the most intense Knicks fan (38:37)

Boomer & Gio react to the Jets and Giants first-round picks, including the Jets trading up to grab three players on the first night. Plus, how much trouble is Mike Brown in with the Knicks now down 2-1 to the Hawks (13:04)? The guys react to the Mets’ losing streak reaching 12 games (21:42); the Mets finally win but comments from Juan Soto raise some questions (32:14); reaction to Mike Vrabels first comments since his scandal with Diana Russini (43:05); reaction to the Dexter Lawrence trade from earlier this week (53:00)

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We break down the Giants and Jets' draft picks alongside the Knicks' discouraging Game 3 loss and the looming threat of a total franchise shake-up. We analyze Arvell Reese’s arrival and Malik Nabers’ confusion with it while Boomer questions the Giants’ edge-rusher logjam and Francis Mauigoa vows to protect Jaxson Dart. The Mets keep win despite bullpen scares, the Yankees sweep the Red Sox behind Cody Bellinger and Cam Schlittler, and we track the fallout of Francisco Lindor’s injury. Finally, we revisit the chaotic WFAN live stream and Evan Roberts’ "pure Evan-ess," Scott Hanson’s reaction, and Woody Johnson’s awkward draft call before comparing the final mock drafts to reality.

We open with the NFL Draft, breaking down the Giants and Jets picks alongside the biggest Round 1 surprises. Jerry delivers the sounds of the Knicks' Game 3 loss and Mikal Bridges’ zero-point performance, Darren Mougey on picking Bailey over Reese and Joe Schoen on Reese’s availability. We hear Aaron Glenn’s take on his three new players, Reese on the New York spotlight, and Francis Mauigoa’s intense promise to protect Jaxson Dart. After addressing the Mike Vrabel and Roger Goodell draft controversy, we recap a Mets victory sparked by Bo Bichette and a Yankees win over the Red Sox led by Cody Bellinger and Cam Schlittler. Finally, we take your calls on the Jets and Giants’ draft hauls.

We start with the Knicks’ discouraging loss to the Hawks to fall behind 2-1, with Gio warning that a series defeat puts the coach and roster on the table for a shake-up. Jerry brings the sounds of Ian Eagle’s Knicks-Hawks call and Mike Brown’s reaction before we pivot to the Giants drafting Arvell Reese Malik Nabers’ confusion over the pick, Joe Schoen’s top ranking of Reese, and losing Caleb Downs to the Cowboys. Finally, the Mets win two in a row behind Bo Bichette’s three-run double, the Yankees win again with eight solid innings from Cam Schlitter, and we take calls from stunned Knicks fans.

We discuss Francisco Lindor’s injury and the draft picks for the Giants and Jets. After taking calls on the local picks and the Knicks’ loss, Boomer questions the Giants’ edge-rusher logjam. Jerry highlights the chaotic WFAN live stream, then Ian Eagle’s call of the Hawks taking the lead and Josh Hart’s reaction. We hear from new Jet Bailey on his "pure joy," Aaron Glenn’s thoughts on the pick, and Giants lineman Francis Mauigoa on protecting Jaxson Dart. Finally, Scott Hanson reacts to the WFAN draft party, Gio roasts Evan Roberts’ sweatpants attire, and a caller notes Jazz Chisholm’s lollipop at-bat.

We kick off with calls targeting Shaun Morash’s pants and missed high fives before Gio warns Mike Brown will be fired if the Knicks lose the series. Jerry recaps the Yankees’ sweep of the Red Sox behind Cody Bellinger and Cam Schlittler, while the Mets overcome a Brazoban grand slam thanks to Bo Bichette. New York’s Arvell Reese declares he’s ready for the pressure, followed by Ian Eagle’s call and Mike Brown’s thoughts on the Knicks' defeat. After Woody Johnson’s awkward call to Kenyon Sadiq takes Moment of the Day, we wrap up the week by comparing mock drafts to reality.

Arvell Reese is confident he’s ‘built for it’ when it comes to playing in NY. We heard Ian Eagle on the call as the Knicks game ended and they lost. Mike Brown talked about the final sequence after the game. The Moment of The Day: Woody Johnson makes a draft call to Kenyon Sadiq very awkward.

As a caller said, don't let him on the plane back to New York if the Knicks lose.

Jerry has a clip from last night’s WFAN live stream where a lot went on at one time in the Knicks game, Mets game and the Draft. Ian Eagle is on the call as the Hawks took the lead for good. Josh Hart talked about the loss after the game. Bailey was very excited about being drafted by the Jet. Aaron Glenn talked about getting to know him. We heard from new Giants O-lineman Francis Mauigoa who is excited to protect Jaxson Dart.

Looks like Francisco Lindor's going to be out for a while. We also took your Knicks and draft calls.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Ian Eagle as the Knicks game comes to an end. We heard from Mike Brown after the game. Also, Arvell Reese after being drafted by the Giants. Malik Nabers seemed confused by the pick of Reese since they took Abdul Carter last year. Joe Schoen said they had him ranked number one. The Mets made it 2 wins in a row, although they made it interesting of course. The Yankees won again as Cam Schlitter pitched 8 solid innings.

Gio says it plainly: Coach gone. Players gone.

Jerry is here with a jam-packed first update starting with the Knicks losing game 3 to the Hawks to find themselves down 2-1 in the series. Mikal Bridges had zero points. Then, Darren Mougey on choosing Bailey over Reese. Joe Schoen on whether Reese would be available to them. Mike Vrabel made another statement before the draft on why he won’t be there Saturday. Roger Goodell commented on the situation as well. Despite Brazoban coming in and giving up a game tying grand slam. Bo Bichette hit a 3-run double so the Mets won. We heard the sounds of the Yankees sweeping the Red Sox. Cam Schlittler pitched 8 innings.

We started the show with the NFL Draft, in particular the Giants and Jets picks. We also went over some of the other surprises in round one.

The WFAN crew hosts a special draft night event, featuring live analysis of the entire first round. Listen in for instant reactions to the flurry of moves made by the Jets and Giants as both New York franchises fight to return to prominence.

It’s the ultimate New York sports gut-punch. Join the crew for a chaotic, high-energy live reaction as they navigate a brutal 3-minute sequence that every New York fan fears. From the highs of the NFL Draft to the crushing lows of a Mets blown lead and a Knicks buzzer-beater disaster, this episode captures the raw, unedited agony of being a fan in the Big Apple.

WFAN reacts to the New York Giants selecting powerhouse linebacker Arvell Reese and offensive tackle Francis Mauigoa. Amidst the cheers and Evan’s vocal "meltdown," the crew also analyzes the Dallas Cowboys’ aggressive trade-up to secure star safety Caleb Downs.

The crew reacts to the New York Jets' selection of "safe" edge rusher David Bailey at No. 2 overall while debating a bizarre theory that new defensive coordinator Brian Duker is actually an AI creation. The discussion also highlights the growing dread among New York Giants fans over the potential high-round draft of Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love.

The Mets finally snap their skid. The Jets eye David Bailey at number two and the Giants target a WR-defense combo. Mark Vientos finds RBI redemption and Carlos Mendoza updates Lindor’s calf. Amed Rosario and Max Fried dominate for the Yankees, and Mike Vrabel exits the draft for counseling. From Knicks-Hawks Game 3 talk, we cover Bill Clinton’s encounter with Jerry Jones, Boomer roasting the mid-day show’s “slob” attire, and a Mets caller who would rather they lose. We finish with a Greg Inkpen/Teddy Leadpencil Moment of the Day, and a preview of tonight’s NFL Draft and the WFAN streaming special.

The Mets finally find the win column. We talk the draft with the Jets’ second-overall pick holding the keys to the board. We look at the Giants’ likely WR-defense strategy before Jerry breaks down Mark Vientos’ wild night of ignored stop signs and RBI redemption. Plus, Carlos Mendoza updates Lindor’s calf, Rosario carries the offense for the Yanks, and Mike Vrabel’s counseling schedule leaves him missing day three of the draft.

Juan Soto's remarks about teammates explained, followed by Jerry’s update on a Mets win featuring Carlos Mendoza and Mark Vientos post. Amed Rosario drives the Yankees past the Red Sox, a Mariners pitcher deals with a bizarre "dead ball" shirt catch, and we head around the NBA. We wrap with the high-stakes Knicks game in Atlanta and a caller who wishes the Mets would just commit to losing.

We dive into tonight’s Knicks-Hawks Game 3 and Gio’s concerns about their performance, followed by Jerry’s update on the Mets' 3-2 win and Carlos Mendoza’s postgame reactions. We hear Amed Rosario’s four-RBI performance and Bill Clinton’s interruption of a Jerry Jones presser before Boomer roasts Evan Roberts' "slob" attire. Finally, a caller sounds off on his dislike for "Positive Tommy" Lugauer.

Boomer targets David Bailey for the Jets at two, we take calls on the Knicks and "Take Your Kid to Work Day." Jerry highlights the NFL draft’s new timing and Mike Brown’s Game 2 review, while Amed Rosario and Max Fried shine on the diamond. We hear Howie Rose call the Mets’ go-ahead run, Carlos Mendoza updates Lindor’s calf, and Jerry hits the NHL playoffs. We finish with Greg Inkpen and Teddy Leadpencil’s "Moment of the Day" and a look at tonight’s NFL Draft and the WFAN streaming show.

Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with the NFL draft having 8 minutes in between picks instead of 10. Mike Brown watched the film from game 2 and told us what he saw. We went around the NHL playoffs last night. The Moment of The Day: Greg Inkpen and Teddy Leadpencil.

Boomer says David Bailey, but we'll see.

Jerry has Gary Cohen as the Mets went up 3-2 on a bloop single by Mark Vientos. Carlos Mendoza after the game on Vientos and Clay Holmes. Dave Sims on the call as Amed Rosario drove in all 4 runs in their win over Boston. We heard Jerry Jones as Bill Clinton walked in on his press conference.

Some of the stuff they've been doing on the court is no bueno.

Jerry with the sounds of Howie Rose as the Mets actually won. We heard from Carlos Mendoza and Mark Vientos after the game. Amed Rosario drove in all 4 runs as the Yankees beat the Red Sox again. In the Mariners game, the pitcher had a line drive go into his shirt and it was ruled a dead ball instead of a catch. Jerry went around the NBA last night.

Juan Soto was asked if he talked to any of his teammates since the losing streak and he said he hasn’t because the team has been on the road. He may have thought he was asked if he addressed the team in front of them.

Jerry has the sounds of a Mets win! Mark Vientos ran through the stop sign and got nailed at the plate, but redeemed himself with a bloop single RBI. Carlos Mendoza was asked about Lindor’s calf injury. Yanks beat Boston and Rosario had all 4 RBIs last night. Also, Knicks preview and an exciting win for Dallas in the NHL playoffs.

What are the Jets going to do at number two? That'll pretty much get the rest of the round going. How about the Giants with their two picks?

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The show recaps the Mets' pathetic 12-game slide and Mike Vrabel’s statement on the Dianna Russini situation before shifting to Knicks playoff prep. While Giancarlo Stanton leads the Yankees past the Red Sox and Devin Williams continues to blow saves, the crew breaks down Peter Schrager’s mock draft. From psychic advice for Francisco Lindor and Jerry’s NBA and NHL updates to "Moment of the Day" flatulence, the show concludes by exploring the Mets’ historically bad run.

The Mets blew an early lead to the Twins, with Devin Williams' second straight blown save cementing them as the worst team in baseball. The Twins' social media joined the mocking, Jerry shares the sounds of the loss before Mendoza admits "it sucks" and Williams laments his lack of command. Plus, Mike Vrabel issues a statement on Dianna Russini, a California psychic tells Lindor to burn sage, and The Carton Show strikes out with the return of Hawk Tuah Girl.

The Knicks prep for Game 3 against the Hawks with talk of adjustments Your calls on Knicks & Mets. Jerry highlights Ron Darling’s story of Nolan McLean’s costly “my bad” pitch that led to a home run, followed by McLean’s struggles the third time through the order. Yankees shutout the Red Sox behind Giancarlo Stanton and Jerry recaps the NBA playoffs. Finally, Gio and Greg Buttle’s golf victory over Boomer and Wally.

The Patriots snuck Mike Vrabel out for a statement that sounded like an admission of an improper relationship, prompting a comparison of his transgressions to Dianna Russini’s. Jerry plays the audio of that statement before recapping the Yankees’ shutout of the Red Sox behind Giancarlo Stanton and the Mets’ 12th straight loss after a Nolan McLean start and a Devin Williams blown save. Following reactions from Williams and Carlos Mendoza, the hour wraps with news on our upcoming live draft stream and Greg Buttle’s grievance against B&G over Super Bowl credit.

We look at draft expert Peter Schrager's Jets and Giants picks followed by a wave of calls on the Mets’ 12-game slide. Jerry highlights the sounds of that 12th straight loss and Nolan McClean’s rough outing before shifting to Giancarlo Stanton leading the Yankees over the Red Sox. Mike Vrabel speaks on the Dianna Russini situation, Jerry rounds up the NBA and NHL, and the "Moment of the Day" addresses flatulence. The show wraps with the Mets’ historically bad streak and a caller’s theory on their bad luck.

Jerry starts with Mike Vrabel as he gave a statement to the media regarding the Dianna Russini situation. Jerry went around the NBA and NHL last night. The Moment of The Day: Who has the worst flatulence?

The guy's been very accurate and we look over who he has going to the Jets and Giants.

Jerry with more audio of Vrabel’s statement to the media and sounds of the Yankees shutting out the Red Sox as Giancarlo Stanton had a big night. The Mets lost their 12th straight game after going up 3-0 with Nolan McLean on the mound. Then Devin Williams blew it. We heard from Williams and Carlos Mendoza after the game.

The Patriots snuck Mike Vrabel out in front of beat reporters where he gave a statement, but took no questions. His statement made it seem like an admittance to an improper relationship.

Jerry with Ron Darling talking about Nolan McLean giving a ‘my bad’ to a hitter he’s friends with when one got away from him. The guy then homered, knowing the next pitch would not be high and tight. Nolan McLean talked about the hitters getting to him the third time through the order. Devin Williams blew 3 straight games. The Yankees shutout the Red Sox as Stanton had a big night. Jerry went around the NBA.

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Jerry starts with the sounds of Howie Rose and the Mets loss. Mendoza said ‘it sucks’ after the game. He also talked about Williams' lack of command. Sounds of a Yankees win behind Giancarlo. We heard from Mike Vrabel issuing a statement on the Dianna Russini situation.

Mets have lost 12 in a row and they are pretty much lost. Fans are mad and want answers.

WFAN presents a selection of conversations from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show with Chris McMonigle about the Knicks' tough loss to the Hawks in Game 2 of their NBA playoff series.

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We open with the Knicks’ "garbage basketball" loss to the Hawks, highlighting rotation blunders and a cocky lack of aggressiveness. Jerry delivers all the game and postgame sounds, news of Edwin Diaz’s elbow surgery, Dexter Lawrence in Cincy and the NHL playoffs. We talk NJ Transit’s World Cup price gouging, the Knicks’ Finals potential, and lots of your calls. Plus, OBJ’s Giants workout, preview tonight’s Mets and Yankees action while critiquing Francisco Lindor’s effort, followed by KAT’s fourth-quarter struggles. We wrap up with the Jets’ draft needs at number two, Jerry’s prediction for a big Mets win, and the Moment of the Day featuring Stephen Waldren and European tourists’ obsession with city squirrels.

The Knicks dropped a home game to the Hawks in what Gio called "garbage basketball," featuring Jalen Brunson’s defensive struggles against CJ McCollum and a rotation that benched both Brunson and KAT simultaneously. Gio argues the team and Mike Brown got too cocky. Jerry delivers the sounds of the late-game collapse and postgame reactions before pivoting to the news that Edwin Diaz needs elbow surgery and will miss three months. After hearing from Dexter Lawrence in Cincinnati and recapping the NHL playoffs, we wrap up with the Knicks game plagued by the same ugly habits seen during the regular season.

We tackle NJ Transit price gouging for the World Cup and the Knicks’ Finals potential before taking calls from frustrated fans. Jerry talks about golfing with Stephen Waldren, followed by the sounds of Noah Eagle calling the Knicks' loss and Mike Brown’s reaction. After CJ McCollum’s take on Knicks fans and William Chisholm’s comments on Joe Mazzulla we close with OBJ’s Giants workout and the debate over whether a reunion makes sense.

The Mets and Yankees are back tonight with the Yanks in Boston and Nolan McLean hosting the Twins, but first we tackle Francisco Lindor’s disinterested play and mental errors. Jerry’s update covers the sounds of the Knicks’ Game 2 loss to the Hawks, including KAT’s breakdown of that fourth-quarter, and Dexter Lawrence meeting the media in Cincinnati. Finally, we discuss John Lynch using AI for the 49ers' draft prep, prompting Boomer to ask Grok for the Giants’ ideal pick.

We start with the NFL draft and the Jets’ need for an edge rusher at number two, followed by more calls from frustrated Knicks fans. Jerry features the sounds of the Knicks’ loss to the Hawks and a prediction for a big Mets win with Nolan McLean on the mound. Also, Dexter Lawrence in Cincinnati, recapping the NHL playoffs, and the Moment of the Day regarding Stephen Waldron needing to get out more. We close with a caller’s take on European tourists’ fascination with NYC squirrels.

Jerry predicts the Mets winning big tonight with Nolan McLean on the mound. We heard from Dexter Lawrence as he met the media in Cincinnati. Jerry went around the NHL playoffs last night. The Moment of The Day: Stephen Waldron of CBS Sports needs to get out more.

Among other things, they need an edge-rusher. What will they do with their pick?

Jerry has more of the Knicks losing to the Hawks in game 2, including from KAT as to what happened in the fourth quarter. We heard from Dexter Lawrence as he met the media in Cincinnati. We also bring you the baseball news including Edwin Diaz needing surgery.

Does he even want to be here?

Jerry returns with the sounds of Noah Eagle as the Knicks lost to Atlanta. We heard from Mike Brown after the game. CJ McCollum talked about the passionate Knicks fans. We heard from Celtics owner William Chisholm talking about Joe Mazzulla.

We took lots of your calls on the Knicks, while Gio still has confidence they can make the finals.

Jerry is here and starts with the sounds of the ending sequence in the Knicks loss. Jerry had all the postgame sound from the Knicks after the game. Also, Edwin Diaz is going to need elbow surgery and will miss at least 3 months. We heard from Dexter Lawrence who met the media in Cincinnati. Jerry went around the NHL playoffs last night.

Here's the whole first segment as we break down what went wrong, who screwed up and what needs to change.

The WFAN team pulls no punches after the Cubs complete a clean sweep of the Mets, extending their demoralizing losing streak. The spotlight turns squarely on manager Carlos Mendoza as the crew debates where the responsibility lies for the team's freefall.

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The WFAN team breaks down the blockbuster trade sending Dexter Lawrence to the Cincinnati Bengals in exchange for the 10th overall pick. The crew discusses the behind-the-scenes drama involving Lawrence’s agent, the Giants' massive draft capital with two top-10 picks, and Lawrence’s controversial "fire" comments regarding his departure from New York. The episode also dives into the upcoming NFL Draft strategy and a heated debate over New York sports ownership.

We kick off with the Giants trading Dexter Lawrence for a top-ten pick and the Knicks’ playoff momentum at the Garden before diving into the Yankees’ sweep of the Royals and the Mets’ disastrous 11-game losing streak. Along the way, we tackle a bizarre chess cheating scandal, Francisco Lindor’s struggles, and Troy Aikman’s illegible autograph at Boomer’s charity event. Everything from Shaq and Barkley’s take on Ice Spice to the Sabres snapping a 15-year playoff drought, plus AJ Brown trade rumors and Disney’s massive $10 million Super Bowl ad price tag.

The Giants trade Dexter Lawrence to the Bengals for the 10th pick, giving them two top-ten selections to debate. Jerry brings the positive news with a Yankees sweep of the Royals featuring a Trent Grisham blast, followed by the negative: the Mets' 11th straight loss and a somber Carlos Mendoza. We hear Jalen Brunson take a low blow, and tour the NBA and NHL playoffs before diving back into the Mets' worst skid in 22 years. We ask if Mendoza or David Stearns deserves the boot—and Paul in Yonkers calls in to yell about it all.

The Knicks lead the Hawks 1-0 heading into Game 2 tonight after dominant performances by Brunson and KAT in what Boomer calls a warm-up series. We dive into Francisco Lindor’s slow start and odd jocularity before Jerry updates us on the Mets’ 11th straight loss, a dejected Carlos Mendoza, and rumors of a firing with the team already 8 games out of first. Also, Aaron Judge homers in a Yankees sweep of the Royals, plus a tour of the NBA and NHL playoffs. We return to the Mets' crisis and Boomer’s demand for a 7-2 record during their upcoming nine-game home stand.

Gio kicks off with a Netflix chess documentary involving wild cheating accusations before we take calls on the Mets and the Dexter Lawrence trade. Jerry returns with the sounds of the Mets’ 11th straight loss, featuring Evan Roberts on their failed strategy, Carlos Mendoza’s reaction, and Devin Williams’ blown save. While Lindor prepares for a chorus of boos at home, we hear the Yankees sweep the Royals and Shaq and Barkley discuss an Ice Spice incident at McDonald’s. Finally, we break down Disney’s $10 million asking price for a Super Bowl ad.

We discuss Troy Aikman’s illegible autograph and Al’s missing donation credit at Boomer’s charity event before Gio recounts his Sunday morning NYC traffic nightmare. Jerry's got more from the Mets’ 11th straight loss following a Devin Williams blown save, featuring Francisco Lindor defending Carlos Mendoza while bracing for home-crowd boos. Ben Rice homers again in a Yankees sweep of the Royals, the Dodgers stumble against the Rockies, and the Sabres snap a 15-year playoff drought. After revisiting a bizarre chess cheating scandal for the "Moment of the Day," we close with rumors of AJ Brown heading to the Patriots.

Jerry's last update covers the Mets slide featuring post game excuses. Yanks homer their way to a sweep. Ha-ha, Dodgers lose to Rockies. NBA & NHL highlights and a Moment of the Day featuring chess and baseball...right in the butt.

We talked about Troy Aikman’s signature looking nothing like ‘Troy’ or ‘Aikman’, since at Boomer’s charity event, there was an autographed Aikman jersey. Al Dukes donated that night but his name didn’t go up on the big screen so he didn’t think he got credit. Sad.

Jerry's got the Mets radio call in the tenth inning for their 11th straight loss. We heard Evan Roberts’ take on the Mets bad strategy. Lindor expects the fans to be loud with boos when they return home tomorrow. We heard the sounds of the Yankees sweeping the Royals. NBA stuff including Shaq and Barkley talking about Ice Spice getting slapped at a McDonald’s.

Gio talked about a Netflix documentary involving chess and cheating using remote controlled vibrating anal beads. That’s a tough accusation to live with if you didn’t do it.

Jerry back and has the Mets losing their 11th straight, this time in the 10th inning to the Cubs. The Cubs postgame made it sound like they expect Mendoza to be fired. The Mets are already 8 games out of first place. We heard Aaron Judge hit another HR as the Yankees swept the Royals. Jerry went around the NBA and NHL playoffs yesterday.

The Knicks are up 1-0 and both Brunson & KAT played great. They're just gettin' warmed up.

Jerry starts with the positive, the Yankees sweeping the Royals. We heard Trent Grisham’s 3-run HR. Ben Rice has homers in four straight games. Then, the Mets lost their 11th straight, this time to the Cubs in ten. Sad Mendoza was sad. We heard the sounds of Jalen Brunson getting kicked in the family jewels by CJ McCollum. Jerry went around the NBA and NHL playoffs.

Now they have the #5 and the #10 and we ponder what the Giants might need.

NBA Commissioner joins Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle to discuss a wide range of topics as the playoffs begin. Billy Baldwin is live in studio with Boomer & Gio (45:27) and Craig's old co-host Sid Rosenberg calls in to talk Yankees and Mets (1:09:52).

Mike Trout smashes five home runs against the Yankees this week as Boomer & Gio marvel at his performance in the Bronx. Plus, Evan & Tiki analyze and question Aaron Boone’s lineup choices (7:12); Chris McMonigle expresses disappointment with the Yankees bullpen (13:39); Evan muses at an interesting Aaron Judge vs. Mickey Mantle stat (28:09); Craig Carton and C-Mac on Judge being the one who wanted more noise during the Yankees games (42:51).

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dissect the Mets losing streak and how lifeless they look. Plus, why Evan Roberts wants Steve Cohen to ‘shut up’ (11:31); Evan & Tiki on how the Dodgers are everything the Mets wish they could be (29:45); Craig and CMac on whether or not Carlos Mendoza should be fired (47:10); Boomer & Gio discuss Francisco Lindor (59:30) and try to find some positivity (1:10:51).

Gio makes his case for why he believes the Knicks will reach the NBA Finals. Plus, Boomer & Gio dive more into the Knicks’ championship window (12:20); Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash preview the first-round matchup vs. the Hawks (23:56); Evan explains why he believes the Knicks are not getting respect from around the league (37:54); Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle get hyped for the Knicks-Hawks series (37:54)

As the Mets’ struggles continue, Boomer questions if Francisco Lindor cares while Gio is critical of Carlos Mendoza. Plus, Boomer & Gio on Dianna Russini resigning from The Athletic (12:42); reaction to the Knicks drawing the Hawks in the first round (23:01); Gio on the Knicks’ championship window (32:45); Boomer & Gio search for some positivity with the Mets (44:21); did Rory McIlroy have an advantage to win his second Masters (54:00)?

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On Boomer’s 65th birthday, we recap the Yankees' loss, Mike Trout’s dominance, and Boomer’s Uber fender bender before Gio predicts a Knicks Finals run. We navigate Tigers bathroom delays, Boomer’s senior discounts, and a Knicks/Hawks preview featuring AI Joe Namath. The show dives into Eddie’s HR file, Dexter Lawrence trade rumors, and Lavar Ball’s verbal teardowns of the media. Finally, we brainstorm retirement sheep for Eddie, debate LaMelo Ball’s conduct, and toast Boomer with Clase Azul.

Happy Boomer’s 65th birthday! We recap the Yankees' loss to the Angels and Mike Trout’s home run tear, Gio breaks down Trout’s injury history, and Boomer survives an Uber fender bender. Jerry provides the latest Yankees highlights and a Knicks/Hawks preview, the Wings shut down a question on Bueckers and Fudd, Boomer wonders if Audacy has a gift for him, and we discuss the massive salary increases for baseball players and NFL quarterbacks.

Gio predicts a Knicks Finals run only to get smoked by the Thunder, leading Boomer to question his change of heart and state that KAT must dominate. After a caller reports a Tigers bathroom delay, Gio plays a classic Chan Ho Park clip, Jerry discusses Boomer’s senior discounts, and Mike Trout homers on cue. Finally, Rami asks a bathroom question, we preview Knicks/Hawks, and A.I. Joe Namath sends Boomer a birthday message.

Rami’s botched drop sparks a look at Eddie’s HR file, Gio senses a lack of NFL Draft buzz, and Dexter Lawrence looks to exit the Giants. Jerry recaps a Yankees loss before we dive into Francisco Lindor’s "grab ass" controversy and Lavar Ball’s personal shots at Nick Wright and Jason Whitlock. Finally, Boomer breaks down Ravens draft history and wonders if the Giants will ship off both Lawrence and Kayvon Thibodeaux.

Gio brainstorms an eccentric retirement gift for Eddie, taking calls on the idea of getting him sheep for yarn. Boomer receives birthday wishes, we debate LaMelo Ball’s "hostile act" and Lavar’s defense, and Josh Hart previews Knicks/Hawks. After Zay Flowers reflects on John Harbaugh, we revisit Rami’s dumped audio drop before the "WFAN Family" surprises Boomer with Clase Azul.

Jerry returns for his final update of the day and we talked about LaMelo Ball’s ‘hostile act’ and Lavar Ball saying he did nothing wrong. We heard from Josh Hart as the Knicks get ready for the Hawks tomorrow night. Zay Flowers talked about how hard John Harbaugh used to work the team. The Moment of The Day: Rami, filling in for Eddie, has one of his audio drops dumped out of.

What do you get the eclectic person who is difficult to buy for? How about sheep?

Jerry's got one more cut from the Yankees losing to the Angels. Francisco Lindor was on with Pardon My Take and then Jerry had a clip of Frank The Tank saying Lindor plays ‘grab ass’ with the other team. Jason Whitlock talked about LaMelo Ball being tatted up and being immature. Nick Wright called LaMelo a clown. Lavar Ball responded by saying Wright is the clown because he has long hair and a big ass nose. Adults.

We talked about the 3 things in Eddie’s HR file of things he got in trouble for. We also talked about the NFL Draft and Gio said he’s not feeling a lot of buzz.

Jerry returns with Mike Trout hitting a HR right after Paul O’Neil talked about how tough the pitcher was to hit. Rami, who’s filling in for Eddie, wondered if he can use the women’s bathroom since no women work on this floor.

Gio is not worried about teams in the East. Boomer said KAT should dominate this series.

Jerry's first update starts with the sounds of the Angels beating the Yankees and a preview for Knicks/Hawks which starts tomorrow night. The Wings shut down a reporter’s question about the relationship between Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd.

And, honestly, that dude has had a lot of injuries over the years.

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We break down the Mets’ eight-game skid and Francisco Lindor’s disinterested play alongside debates on World Cup price gouging and Carlos Mendoza’s job security. Jerry updates on Devin Williams' grand slam and the Yankees’ late-inning heroics, the NBA play-ins and the Mike Florio-Chris Simms drama about Dianna Russini. Plus, a micro-penis world record. We close the show with the viral Puerto Rico song, a Mayor McCheese first pitch idea, and news on Boomer’s charity and upcoming knee MRI. There's also some more crap about aliens so there you go.

The Mets drop their eighth straight to the Dodgers as a lost Francisco Lindor prompts Boomer to predict Carlos Mendoza’s firing. Between Lindor’s disinterested play and potential concussion questions, Jerry updates on a Devin Williams grand slam and a lucky Yankees comeback against the Angels. We wrap with the NBA play-in excitement for Jalen Brunson at MSG and a look at why NJ Transit is gauging World Cup fans at MetLife more than NFL crowds.

We open with calls on Francisco Lindor’s struggles and MetLife price gouging, including a debate on Lindor’s lack of RBIs at leadoff. Jerry updates on a Lindor defensive misstep, a Devin Williams grand slam, and post-game reactions from Carlos Mendoza. After the Yankees’ comeback victory and NBA play-in news, Mike Florio shuts down Chris Simms on the Dianna Russini situation. We wrap with Boomer’s lunch in Carteret, plus new of a man claiming the world’s smallest micro-penis.

The hour starts weird with aliens and complaints about food delivery statuses. Jerry recaps the Mets’ eighth straight loss and Carlos Mendoza’s thoughts on their scoring drought. We cover the Yankees’ ninth-inning comeback against the Angels, a look at the NBA play-in games, followed by the WNBA Commissioner’s comments on gendered questioning. Finally, we play a viral new song about Puerto Rico and lobby for Mayor McCheese to throw out a first pitch for the Mets.

Gio stays positive for the Mets with Mayor McCheese and a Puerto Rico song before previewing the Yankees’ hockey jersey giveaway. Jerry updates with calls on the song, followed by highlights from Don Orsillo and Rickie Ricardo’s Yankees winner. After a Moment of the Day on Jersey #42 confusion, we look at Gio’s bike tour fundraiser for Team Boomer, and Boomer’s upcoming knee MRI.

Since we know what happened with the Mets we move on to Don Orsillo on the call for the Padres, who have been on a roll. We also heard the game winner in New York with Rickie Ricardo on the call for the Yankees. The Moment of The Day: Everyone wearing 42 confused the announcers.

Between the Puerto Rico song and the Mayor McCheese idea, Gio's trying anything to change the Mets' fortunes. I don't think it's working.

Jerry went around the NBA for the play-in games. A little Knicks preview. Plus, the Commissioner of the WNBA questions whether she would get the same questions if she was a man.

Jerry with the sounds of Francisco Lindor not charging an infield hit, Devin Williams giving up a grand slam in relief and Carlos Mendoza after the game. The Yankees come back in the ninth when the Angels had a miscommunication in the infield and dropped a pop up to short. Around the NBA from the play in games. Chris Simms tried to talk about the Dianna Russini situation and Mike Florio shut him down.

Mets fans are not happy.

Jerry is here and we hear Devin Williams give up a grand slam as the Mets lost. The Yankees came back in the ninth when the Angels had a miscommunication in the infield and dropped a pop up to short. Also, around the NBA for the play-in games. Jalen Brunson is getting ready for the electric energy at MSG this weekend.

Eight straight losses for the Mets. Something's gotta give. Maybe Mendoza.

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The Mets’ seven-game slide and Steve Cohen’s social media posts spark talk of a local sports "funk," followed by a look at the Knicks’ championship window and the "Jail Blazers" documentary. Jerry’s updates cover the Yankees’ struggle against an Angels home-run barrage, UFOs, and Dianna Russini’s resignation. After looking at the Giants' Dexter Lawrence situation, actor Billy Baldwin joins the studio. We wrap up the show with Dan in Carteret’s lunch with Boomer, Moment of the Day, and Steve Somers spilling coffee on our paperwork.

The Mets dropped their seventh straight as Steve Cohen took to X to find the silver lining. With the Yankees losing and local hockey teams missing the playoffs, Boomer claims we’re in a "sports funk." After Gio shared the negative fan responses to Cohen, Jerry’s update covered the Dodgers beating the Mets and Carlos Mendoza’s frustration with bad ninth-inning at-bats. The Yankees also struggled after giving up three straight homers, Ryan Weathers reflected on his rough start, and Joe Schoen addressed Dexter Lawrence. Finally, Paul in Yonkers and Carton had a "brew ha ha" over pitching Nolan McLean in a game he couldn’t win.

We dive into the Knicks’ championship window and why Gio says it has to be this year, followed by the Netflix documentary "Jail Blazers." Jerry’s update features the Mets’ seventh straight loss to the Dodgers and Carlos Mendoza’s reaction to their hitting woes, while the Yankees fell to an Angels team that blasted seven home runs. After Charlotte’s win over the Heat, we wrap up the hour with UFOs, Bob Lazar, and Logan Paul’s video.

Dianna Russini has resigned from The Athletic as the Mike Vrabel story spirals, blaming the public for blowing things out of proportion while the truth still looms. Jerry’s update features the Angels’ five-homer barrage against the Yankees and the Mets losing again despite Francisco Lindor finally going deep. After looking at Nolan McLean’s strong start and a furious Blue Jackets coach, we wrap up the hour with the situation between Dexter Lawrence and the Giants.

Knicks fan Billy Baldwin joins us in studio, followed by Dan in Carteret discussing his lunch with Boomer ahead of Jerry’s update. After the Moment of the Day featuring a moose taking a dump, we watch video of Steve Somers spilling coffee on our paperwork and welcome Dan back into the studio to talk about today’s lunch.

Dan in Carteret is here as he’s going to lunch with Boomer today. The Moment of The Day: ‘You’ll be somewhere watching a moose take a dump!’

The actor and brother joins us - and he's a big Knicks fan.

Jerry starts with the Angels hitting 5 home runs last night to beat the Yankees. The Mets lost again but Francisco Lindor finally hit his first HR and got his first RBI. Nolan McLean pitched great but no win. The Blue Jackets head coach was pissed at the effort of his team.

We're just waiting for the whole story - eventually.

Jerry with the sounds of the Mets losing to the Dodgers and Mendoza was asked about their lack of hitting. The Yankees lost to the Angels, who hit 7 home runs in the win. We heard the sounds of Charlotte beating the Heat.

We discussed championship "windows" and how the Knicks have to do it now. The documentary about the Portland "Jailblazers" from the 90s also gets a mention.

Jerry's first update brings the sounds of the Dodgers beating the Mets again. Carlos Mendoza talked about the terrible at bats in the ninth. The Yankees gave up back to back to back home runs in the first. Ryan Weathers talked about that rough first inning. Joe Schoen talked about the Dexter Lawrence situation.

Mets lose sixth straight game but Steve Cohen's got that silver lining going on X.

Today’s show breaks down the Mets’ streak of shutout losses alongside the Yankees’ wild 11-10 win featuring home run bursts from Judge and Grisham. We dive into Tyrese Haliburton’s weight gain, Dexter Lawrence trade rumors, and Gio’s distaste for NBA play-ins. Between thoughts on pharmaceutical ads and Taco Frank’s bike tour update, the guys discuss the passing of Boomer's former teammate, Browning Nagle. The morning concludes with potential Mets managerial replacements, FAN engineer Steve Aprea’s induction into the WSOU Hall of Fame, and a look at the newest Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees.

The Mets were shut out by the Dodgers as Francisco Lindor remains lost and Mendoza on the hot seat. Plus, The Yankees’ 11-10 wild-pitch win where Grisham, Judge, and Trout all hit two homers. Also, David Peterson’s three-run HR allowed led, Mendoza’s comments on fastballs and Peterson’s post-game thoughts. Finally, a caller voiced a total loss of faith in David Stearns.

Tyrese Haliburton blames shingles for his weight gain. Some trade speculation regarding the Giants' Dexter Lawrence. Jerry' with the Yankees over the Angels 11-10 on a wild pitch behind two homers each from Grisham and Judge. Meanwhile, Garrett Crochet got rocked by the Twins, the Mets were shut out by the Dodgers, and Carlos Mendoza addressed the offensive slump. We wrap with Pete Alonso’s homer for the Orioles, Gio’s lack of interest in NBA play-ins on Prime, and Rory’s extensive practice rounds before the Masters.

Gio vents about pharmaceutical ad bombardment before a caller invites Boomer to root for the Sabres. Taco Frank joins to talk the Five Borough Bike Tour. Jerry with the Mets shutout and Carlos Mendoza’s frustration. After the clips of the Yankees’ 11-10 win, Jerry calls out Boomer’s sweatpants, Lou Williams discusses Knicks pressure, and Boomer reflects on the passing of his former Jets teammate, Browning Nagle.

How about replacing Carlos Mendoza with Kai Correa or Carlos Beltran, though many say it’s too early in April. Aaron Judge’s two homers and hustle precede a look at memorable California Angels. We mention FAN engineer Steve Aprea’s induction into the WSOU Hall of Fame. We hear Dave Sims on the Yankees’ wild-pitch win, Trent Grisham’s two home runs, and Carlos Mendoza on the latest Mets shutout. Boomer’s sweatpants serve as the Moment of the Day before a final look at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class, including Wu-Tang Clan.

Sounds of Dave Sims as the Yankees won on a wild pitch. Trent Grisham hit two home runs and we heard from him after the game. We heard the sounds of the Mets getting shutout by the Dodgers; Mendoza after the game about all the recent shutouts. The Moment of The Day: Boomer wore sweatpants today as he has a doctor’s appointment.

OK, let's say he's out sooner than later. Who steps in?

Mets shut out yet again. Carlos Mendoza talked about the effort but not having good at bats. Yankees beating the Angels, 11-10. Jerry brought up the fact that Boomer is wearing sweatpants today. Lou Williams talked about the Hawks playing the Knicks and how all the pressure is on the Knicks.

He's being inundated with ads for GLP-1 drugs and boner pills.

Jerry's got the Yankees beating the Angels, 11-10. Grisham hit 2 key home runs. Aaron Judge also homered twice and we heard from him after the game. Garrett Crochet got rocked last night by the Twins. Mets got shut out again, this time by the Dodgers. Mendoza on their lack of offense. Pete Alonso homered for the Orioles. Gio has no interest in the NBA play-in games on Prime.

Tyrese Haliburton gained a lot of weight, which he said is because of shingles. Gio knows that Boomer loves when athletes get fat.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Yankees beating the Angels, 11-10. The game ended on a wild pitch. Trent Grisham, Aaron Judge and Mike Trout hit 2 home runs each. We heard the sounds of the Mets losing to the Dodgers as David Peterson gave up a 3-run HR in the third. We heard from Peterson after the game. The Orioles manager took a foul ball line drive to the head.

Mets shut out again, this time by the Dodgers. Lindor questions. Mendoza in the bullseye.

WFAN presents a selection of conversations from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show with Chris McMonigle. The guys react the Mets and Yankees getting swept away by the Athletics and Rays, respectively, over what was a lost weekend for Gotham's baseball teams.

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We recap the Mets and Yankees’ simultaneous five-game skids, Rory’s historic back-to-back Masters titles, and the Knicks’ playoff draw against the Hawks. We debate Soto and Lindor’s effort and the advantage of Rory’s controversial practice prep, we dive into the sidelining of Dianna Russini as The Athletic investigates her sourcing via Mike Vrabel. Jerry provides the sounds of the Yankees and Mets being swept by the Rays and A’s, Haotong Li’s pre-tournament bathroom disaster, and Blake Snell’s Twitch rant. Also, news on Keith Hernandez’s surgery, Boomer’s injury-plagued hockey trip to Montreal (plus his rooting for the Canadiens), and the story behind the A’s elephant logo.

The Mets and Yankees are spiraling through five-game skids, Rory secures back-to-back Masters wins, and the Knicks draw the Hawks in the first round. Boomer and Gio clash over Soto and Lindor’s effort, Jerry updates on the Mets’ loss to the A’s and the Yankees’ defeat by the Rays, and Jazz Chisholm gets confused on the base paths. After hearing Jim Nantz call Rory’s repeat, we tackle a caller’s hatred for a weird Kalshi commercial.

Rory’s "controversial" Masters prep, a caller’s take on Frank the Tank vs. Tommy Lugauer, and a ten-year milestone for Lupus Mike. After recapping the Yankees’ sweep and Aaron Judge’s late homer, we hear from Rory on his repeat win and discuss Haotong Li’s pre-tournament bathroom disaster. We wrap up with NBA play-ins on Amazon Prime and Boomer’s Montreal hockey trip that left him with a busted knee.

The Athletic sidelines Dianna Russini pending an investigation, sparking Gio’s theory that a team complained about her sourcing through Mike Vrabel and her history with the Jets. Jerry recaps the Yankees being swept in Tampa and Aaron Judge’s offensive woes, followed by the A’s sweeping the Mets and the origin of their elephant logo. We hear from the Masters before closing with news on Keith Hernandez’s back surgery and both New York clubs mired in five-game losing skids.

The Knicks prepare for the Hawks with Finals expectations, we break down their keys to playoff success, and Boomer adopts the Montreal Canadiens for the postseason. After discussing a potential NFL European division, Jerry recaps the Mets’ shutout loss to the A’s, Blake Snell’s Twitch rant about injury critics, and Jazz Chisholm’s confusion over a double-play RBI. We wrap up with the Moment of the Day: the history behind the A’s elephant logo.

Jerry returns for his final update of the day with the sounds of the Mets getting shutout 1-0 by the A’s. Carlos Mendoza talked about what went wrong. Blake Snell was on a Twitch stream and was complaining about people complaining about him not playing while he’s injured. Jazz Chisholm was confused about an RBI scoring on a double play if he went to first base first. The Moment of The Day: Why do the A’s have an elephant in their logo?

What the Knicks need to do to win.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Yankees getting swept in Tampa. Aaron Judge talked about their offensive troubles. Then sounds of the A’s sweeping the Mets at Citi Field. Why do the A’s use an elephant in their logo? Jerry has some audio from the Masters after the tournament.

We talk about the implications along with what info he was doling out.

Yankees were swept by the Rays but Aaron Judge hit a homer in the 9th that made it 5-4. We heard from Rory after winning back to back Masters. Masters contender Haotong Li almost missed playing because he spent the night before in the toilet.

Rory played the course a number of times prior to the event and we talked about it being an unfair advantage.

Jerry's here and starts with the sounds of the A’s beating the Mets yet again and we heard from Carlos Mendoza after the game. The Yankees lost to the Rays, yet again. We heard from Jazz Chisholm who was confused as to scoring on a double play ball. We heard Jim Nantz on the call as Rory repeated as Masters champion.

Gio disagrees.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dive into the impact Dexter Lawrence’s trade request could have on the Giants’ draft plans. Plus, Pat Leonard joins The Carton Show to detail more behind the drama between the Giants and Dex (20:07); Evan & Tiki debate Sonny Styles vs. Jeremiyah Love with the No. 5 pick (39:33); Boomer & Gio on why the Giants have the best head coach/QB combo in the NFL (56:37).

Boomer & Gio on the Knicks’ win over the Celtics and if there’s anything to take away from it heading into the postseason. Plus, Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash discuss expectations from Knicks fans this postseason (14:16), and whether or not the Knicks face an NBA Finals or bust kind of pressure (28:35); Craig Carton looks ahead to the likely Knicks playoff seeding and schedule (41:03).

The Yankee offense has looked lifeless for much of the season, and Craig Carton sounded off on how "unwatchable" the lineup has been. The Evan and Tiki crew debate what the team should do about Ryan McMahon, and Shaun Morash has a hysterical story about meeting David Wells at a bar. Mike Vaccaro of the New York Post joins the midday show to discuss his new book on the Steinbrenner family.

The Mets moved up two of their start times, and Steve Cohen made it known via social media that he was not happy with the attendance. Craig Carton says the Mets owner is losing a fanbase that he seems to "hate," while Evan Roberts sounded off on the fans that accepted free tickets and didn't show up. Plus, will Juan Soto's calf injury carry lingering concerns related to a potential future Achilles injury?

Boomer & Gio react to the gossip and rumors swirling around Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel. Plus, the significance of the Knicks’ latest win over the Celtics (9:41); Gio on what is annoying him most about the Mets (23:56); Gio doesn’t like that there’s so many celebs at the Masters (33:45); why the Giants might have the best head coach/QB combo in the NFL (46:05); Boomer on the Islanders firing Patrick Roy and Juan Soto heading to the IL (52:16)

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Gio and Jerry (subbing for Boomer) cover the Knicks’ win over the Celtics, the Yankees’ one-hit loss, and the Mets’ defensive failures. They analyze the first base void left by Pete Alonso and Gio's Masters celebrity rants before shifting to sports book recommendations and Dave Sims' broadcast gaffe. The Islanders' win, the Russini/Vrabel situation, Gary Player’s flirtatious interview, relationship stats, and a montage of Devils calls. Finally, the "Moment of the Day" blames Mike Francesa for a Masters collapse before we wrap it up with more Masters talk.

Gio with Jerry subbing for Boomer today start with the Knicks beating the Celtics minus Jaylen Brown. C-Lo highlights Josh Hart’s 26-point night, the Yankees one-hit by the A's, and the Mets' defense fails them against the Diamondbacks. Plus, Mike Francesa delivers a Masters "mush" before Gio ranks the WFAN hosts appearing at the live draft show.

The hour kicks off with the Mets’ defensive struggles involving Mark Vientos and Brett Baty, followed by the first base void left by Pete Alonso and a caller's critique of David Stearns. Gio vents about celebrities like Kevin Hart at the Masters before we hear Ian Eagle’s call of Josh Hart leading the Knicks past the Celtics. Finally, we recap the Yankees’ one-hit loss to the A’s, Bryson DeChambeau’s 3-D printed club, and Druski’s "Erika Kirk" skit.

90-year-old Gary Player calls a reporter a "good looking chick," - Gio mimics Player’s flirtatious banter. The guys discuss remarriage stats for some reason. Mike Brown on beating the Celtics and a montage of Devils calls. Finally, the "Moment of the Day" blames Mike Francesa for Robert MacIntyre’s poor Masters play before the hour wraps with more from Augusta.

Gio brings in sports books for Jerry and Eddie, followed by caller recommendations. C-Lo recaps the Knicks beating the Celtics at MSG, Dave Sims losing track of outs, and the Mets' loss despite a strong Nolan McLean start. We close with Matthew Schaefer’s goal in an Islanders win and a discussion on whether Dianna Russini can still do her job amid the Mike Vrabel situation.

C-Lo returns with Mike Brown after the Knicks win against the Celtics as they surpassed last year’s win total. We heard a great montage of Matt Loughlin and Chico Resch calls from last night’s Devils game. The Moment of The Day: Robert MacIntyre played terribly at the Masters, you can blame Francesa.

90 year old Gary Player was about to be interviewed on Sky Sports by Anna Jackson called her a ‘good looking chick’. We went from there.

C-Lo has the sounds of the Knicks beating the Celtics at MSG. We heard Dave Sims on the call as he lost track of outs for a second. Sounds of the Mets losing to the Diamondbacks as Nolan McLean had a great start and got nothing for it. Plus, Matthew Schaefer scoring in the Islanders win.

There’s a stack of sports books in the newsroom that Gio brought in to see if Jerry would read any of these. Eddie liked books on the USFL. Callers checked in with suggestions.

Gio is annoyed at the people at the Masters that shouldn’t be there. Guys like Kevin Hart and Jason Kelce. We heard Ian Eagle on the call as Josh Hart hit a big shot as the Knicks beat the Celtics. The Yankees only managed 1-hit as they lost to the A’s. Bryson DeChambeau talked about his 3-D printed club.

Players out of position IF there's one they're good at. Horrible defense. It's a mess.

C-Lo is here with the sounds of Josh Hart hitting a 3 for the Knicks. He scored 15 of his 26 in the fourth quarter. The Yankees lost to the A’s, 1-0, as the Yanks only got 1-hit. The Mets lost to the Diamondbacks as they were horrendous defensively. Mike Francesa gave a huge mush to Robert MacIntyre, saying he’s a guy to bet on for the Masters.

Where was Jaylen Brown? We talk their season and coming playoffs.

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The show opens with the Mets’ defensive woes and David Peterson’s struggles, leading Boomer to roast cold-weather ski masks and Evan Roberts to fume over wasted free tickets. As Boomer’s comments on Dianna Russini go viral, the guys tackle everything from a WFAN "fat guy" Mount Rushmore and Grok’s take on audio porn to the best NFL uniforms and the Yankees' slump. Between Masters previews and Jayson Tatum’s Garden return, the crew covers John Harbaugh’s move to the Giants and the White Sox’s "Pope hat" giveaway. Finally, Boomer battles a clueless ChatGPT, questions the Savannah Bananas at Yankee Stadium, and corrects a Michael J. Fox death hoax to close out the morning.

The Mets stumbled through defensive miscues and a shaky David Peterson start. Boomer bashed players wearing ski masks in the cold and Evan Roberts is fuming over the 58% no-show rate for Steve Cohen’s free tickets. Jerry recaps the Yankees’ four-hit loss to the A’s, the Mets’ loss and Howie Rose’s call of a dropped fly ball plus post-game reactions from Carlos Mendoza and Peterson. Bryson DeChambeau debuts a 3D-printed iron, and Boomer predicts a 50-point explosion for Jayson Tatum’s return to the Garden.

Boomer’s comments on Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel go viral, prompting Gio to question the truth behind Russini’s marriage jokes as The Athletic stands by her. Jerry’s update explores Grok’s take on health and audio-only adult content. The show covers the Yankees’ loss to the A’s, the Mets’ defeat by the Diamondbacks, and Todd Monken’s missing head coach photo. Finally, callers weigh in on the Yankees' struggles against bad teams and offer a dark horse pick for the Masters.

Evan Roberts tags the Celtics/Knicks game as a hot ticket while Yankees fans duel over whether the team is elite or "stinks." Dianna Russini’s latest post is swamped with Mike Vrabel talk, and the guys rank their top five NFL uniforms. Jerry checks in with Masters audio from defending champ Rory and a recap of the Mets’ loss to the Diamondbacks, featuring Carlos Mendoza on David Peterson. Finally, Mark Andrews praises John Harbaugh, and the White Sox announce a "Pope hat" giveaway for their famous fan, Pope Leo.

Boomer spars with a clueless ChatGPT over the Pope’s identity and questions the Savannah Bananas’ fit at Yankee Stadium. Jerry leads a rating of Peter Schwartz’s latest play-by-play, Kirk Cousins analyzes Fernando Mendoza’s throws, and Kyle Hamilton reflects on John Harbaugh’s move to the Giants. Following a recap of the Mets’ loss to the Diamondbacks, "audio porn" claims Moment of the Day honors before the show clarifies a misleading CNN report on Michael J. Fox.