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The Knicks parade shut down New York City and Covino & Rich break down the biggest day in 53 years: more than 2 million fans, the Canyon of Heroes ticker tape, the legends bus (Clyde Frazier, Bernard King, John Starks, Larry Johnson, Stephon Marbury), the Charles Oakley snub, James Dolan taking a shot at Mayor Mamdani, and Jalen Brunson answering everyone who doubted him. FULL Show Available to watch at youtube.com/@covinoandrichfsrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tommy Lugauer joins Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber live from City Hall as the Knicks championship parade turns into an emotional celebration for fans who waited a lifetime. Surrounded by a sea of Knicks fans, Tommy reflects on finally experiencing his first parade as a sports fan and what this title means after years of heartbreak. The conversation dives into Jalen Brunson's growing place in New York sports history, hopes for another parade, and the challenge of balancing celebration with thoughts of the offseason. The crew also captures the scene downtown, from Karl Anthony Towns on a float to Clyde Frazier getting his long awaited parade moment, as the city celebrates a surreal Knicks championship.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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 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 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.

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'.

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.

Walt "Clyde" Frazier joins the studio to discuss the New York Knicks' dominant postseason run and share historic stories from the 1970 championship. They also analyze the New York Giants' primetime schedule and debate the proper snack protocols for local Little League games. The conversation concludes with a breakdown of recent injuries and the upcoming Subway Series matchup between the Mets and Yankees. 02:09 - Walt Frazier Nickname Origin 06:32 - NFL Schedule Leak Frustrations 11:04 - Giants Primetime Schedule Reaction 16:14 - Peter Schrager Win Predictions 24:18 - Knicks Playoff Rhythm Discussion 29:10 - Walt Frazier Studio Interview 34:05 - Puma Sneaker Deal History 39:10 - Red Holzman Team Respect 44:03 - Remembering Ali Versus Frazier 51:12 - Monroe And Frazier Backcourt 56:21 - Rucker Park Streetball Legends 01:01:10 - Knicks NBA Finals Optimism 01:06:16 - Childhood Segregation In Atlanta 01:11:14 - Broadcaster Mentorship Under Glickman 01:16:17 - Fan Interaction Autograph Stories 29:22 - Subway Series Momentum Shift 34:33 - Little League Snack Controversy 39:31 - Five And Fly Pitchers 29:15 - Lionel Richie Banned List 34:12 - Mark Vientos Defensive Miscue

Callers reflect on a legendary interview with Walt "Clyde" Frazier, highlighting his 1970 NBA Finals heroics and his transition into broadcasting. They also preview the upcoming Subway Series between the Mets and Yankees while revisiting the cinematic aura surrounding the Ali-Frazier heavyweight clash. 01:36 - Subway Series Preview 02:22 - Walt Frazier Reflections 13:02 - 1970 Finals MVP Debate 16:03 - Ali-Frazier Fight Stories 19:23 - Heavyweight Boxing History

Chris McMonigle previews an upcoming in-studio visit from Knicks legend Walt "Clyde" Frazier to discuss his legacy and the team's postseason outlook. He also breaks down the Yankees' recent offensive struggles and addresses injury concerns within the pitching rotation. 01:20 - Walt Frazier Visit 04:45 - Yankee Offensive Slump 08:30 - Rotation Injury Concerns 14:15 - Mets Roster Challenges 21:15 - Streaming Service Debate 25:45 - Yankee Bullpen Reliability 32:00 - NFL Schedule Leaks

immy addresses the latest news, like Trump's bragging about his cognitive test results, before speaking with Justin Hartley and Walt "Clyde" Frazier and welcoming comedian Maddy Kelly for stand-up.

They're joined by NBA Hall Of Famer Walt "Clyde" Frazier as he watches his Knicks in his hometown of Atlanta.

The expectations around the New York Knicks are under the microscope as the idea of “finals or bust” sparks a heated debate. Are fans justified in demanding a championship-level leap, or is that ignoring how difficult it is to reach the NBA Finals? The crew reacts to Mike Breen's in-game comments and breaks down whether the Knicks have truly reached that tier or if the bar is being set too high too soon. Meanwhile, a major NFL storyline drops as Dexter Lawrence requests a trade from the Giants, raising serious questions about contracts, effort, and the team's direction. The discussion expands into how organizations handle star players who feel underpaid and what this could mean for the Giants moving forward, alongside lighter moments including Clyde Frazier's unforgettable broadcast antics and ongoing Yankees frustrations.

We open with the Islanders firing Patrick Roy and Juan Soto's calf injury. After an update on Eddie's vacation, we relive the Mets' win over the Giants and the Yankees' rain-delayed collapse against the Marlins. From Dan Hurley's holy beads and Clyde Frazier's remarks to Cooper Flagg's 45-point explosion against the Lakers, we wrap things up with Gio's take on the Lamar Odom documentary.

Jerry is here for his first update. We heard the sounds of the Mets beating the Giants as Torrens had a big pinch hit. The Yankees had a lead but lost it and the game to the Marlins. Dan Hurley's wife talked about his bracelet of ‘holy beads'. Clyde Frazier compared the Bulls to Iran, being decimated. Cooper Flagg scored 45 yesterday against the Lakers.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive deep into the most overrated moment in Knicks history! Was Willis Reed's iconic Game 7 entrance really that important, or did Clyde Frazier steal the show with one of the greatest performances ever? Plus, reactions to WNBA news and a surprise update from Punch the Monkey! Knicks fans, get ready for hot takes you won't forget.

After a heated debate about instant replay in the NBA, Evan and Tiki open the phones to Knicks fans reacting to the controversial loss to the Thunder. While the replay system and officiating dominate the early conversation, callers point out something else: the Knicks played a bad game and still nearly beat one of the NBA's best teams. The guys discuss what the loss actually says about the Knicks' chances against elite teams, why fans feel more confident about this roster compared to last year, and how shooting variance continues to decide so many games. They also talk about Mitchell Robinson's potential impact, the difference playoff officiating could make, and why the Knicks still look capable of beating anyone. Plus, a surprising stat about NBA road attendance sparks a hilarious debate when Clyde Frazier claims the Nets are a major road draw. Evan and Tiki try to make sense of it, react to the Nets' current losing streak and tanking situation, and discuss the idea of coaches “donating their record” during rebuilds. The segment wraps with more calls, rule change ideas from listeners, and a bigger conversation about how the NBA can fix replay and officiating going forward.

In Hour 2, the conversation starts with how teams across MLB handle injury timelines and expectations. David Stearns says the Mets expect Francisco Lindor to be ready for Opening Day, while other organizations take a far more cautious tone. The guys compare Lindor's situation to Corbin Carroll and Jackson Holliday, and debate whether honesty or optimism is the better approach, including comments from Orioles GM Mike Elias. Then the focus shifts to the Knicks and the growing frustration around Karl-Anthony Towns. Why has he become such a lightning rod for criticism, and why did even the MSG broadcast turn on him? With clips and reactions from Mike Breen and Clyde Frazier, the discussion breaks down the complaints, the fouls, and whether KAT needs to change how he plays and carries himself on the court.

The discussion opens with how MLB teams handle injury timelines and expectations. David Stearns insists the Mets expect Francisco Lindor to be ready for Opening Day, while other organizations take a much more conservative approach. The guys compare Lindor's situation to Corbin Carroll and Jackson Holliday, whose season will start late after surgery, with Orioles GM Mike Elias flatly ruling him out for Opening Day. Is this honesty, gamesmanship, or simply different philosophies on setting expectations? From there, the conversation shifts to the Knicks and the growing backlash against Karl-Anthony Towns. Why has he become the ultimate lightning rod, and why did even the MSG broadcast turn on him? With pointed criticism from Mike Breen and Clyde Frazier, the segment breaks down the nonstop complaining, bad fouls, and whether Towns needs to play more physically to change the narrative.

A new Giants OC curveball hits when Art Stapleton floats Tanner Engstrom as a legitimate candidate after his Jets exit, citing his coaching ties and the idea that he may have been doomed by the Jets' quarterback situation. Evan and Tiki debate whether a fresh start with Jaxson Dart could unlock something different, even if Engstrom's first run as a coordinator didn't exactly inspire confidence. It quickly turns into a bigger point about trusting John Harbaugh, and the hilarious reality that Engstrom becoming competent in New York would only add another chapter to the “Jets ruin everyone” narrative. Then the show takes a sharp left into the station's internal soap opera as Tommy's group chat presence, late-night takes, and “who stole whose idea” drama becomes its own mini-segment, complete with receipts and a little friendly sabotage speculation. After that, the Mets portion arrives: Freddy Peralta meets the media and gets asked about an extension, and the crew reads between the lines. The instant “I just got here” framing tells the story, he's not eager to talk long-term yet, and it doesn't sound like something that's happening soon from either side. The segment closes with WFAN audio gold, including the rediscovery of the John Heyman blow-up clip and a new Clyde Frazier drop that instantly earns a spot in the rotation.

The final hour of Evan & Tiki is packed with baseball, football, and classic New York sports banter. Evan and Tiki react to a whirlwind MLB offseason, including the Mets' aggressive moves for Freddy Peralta, Luis Robert Jr., and Bo Bichette, and debate whether Peralta is a risky rental or a long-term building block. The Yankees' decision to retain Cody Bellinger sparks further discussion about roster construction and championship expectations in a Dodgers-dominated league.

Tough loss to a quality team.Trivia: Which former Knick has recorded the most triple-doubles against the Clippers: Mark Jackson or Clyde Frazier?0:00 Intro1:25 Game Recap & Thoughts5:07 First Half Offense7:58 More Issues With Crossmatching14:40 More PnR Issues + Kolek22:16 Bing Bong Game Ball (Starters): KAT23:28 Bing Bong Game Ball (Reserves): Kolek24:16 Up Next25:19 PROMO BREAK28:02 Trivia28:55 Outro*SUPPORT THE POD*https://account.venmo.com/u/Robert-Carbone-Jr-28Audio

FULL SHOW: Russell Wilson joins the Giants, the most important Met in 2025, Clyde Frazier might be upset that Josh Hart broke his triple-double record, the Giants could still draft a Quarterback, Cinco De Five-Oh, and much more.

Frazier told a story of yesteryear with Willis Reed on Saturday's broadcast

In this lighthearted yet deep-diving episode of Mid Mic Crisis, hosts Bunchu and Chamber kick off with a chat about the infamous “Just for Men” beard saga and reminisce about the classic “your beard is weird” Clyde Frazier commercial. Between laughs and playful digs, they explore how aging affects their styles and preferences, all while nodding to the quirks of self-image.Switching gears, the duo tackles the latest in crypto news, digging into bullish Bitcoin trends. They break down the tantalizing question of Bitcoin reaching a $100K price target, examining market psychology and historical price resistance. In a hilarious twist, they also share a unique perspective on analyzing charts – complete with Chamber's “too many lines” philosophy.The episode then veers into AI territory, introducing a new realm of AI-based crypto trading agents. Bunchu and Chamber reveal their own creation, Quinn Watts, a fully autonomous AI persona with a knack for navigating Twitter and Discord. The hosts ponder her potential to generate income and discuss the broader implications of financially independent AI.With a dash of comedy, some offbeat references to iconic busts and sports statues, and an in-depth look at crypto and AI developments, this episode is packed with everything from laughs to insights into tech's weird and wild future.Quinn Watts: https://twitter.com/built2quinnFollow Us:Website: https://midmiccrisis.com/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@midmiccrisisInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/midmiccrisis/?hl=enTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mid.mic.crisis?lang=enTwitter: https://twitter.com/MidMicCrisisNewsletter: https://mid-mic-crisis-newsletter.beehiiv.com/subscribeMMC Push Pass: https://ks-pages-119byl.web.app/pass/66db3c111db9a79db7fdaafeFireBrain AI: https://www.skool.com/firebrainPowered by @dGenNetworkSupport the show

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On today's episode we're MOVIN' & GROOVIN' with style icon, NBA Hall of Famer & 2x NBA Champion with the Knicks, WALT 'CLYDE' FRAZIER. Clyde and the guys talk about the playoff matchup with the Sixers, the recent play-in tournament & what it takes to bring a championship to New York. Clyde surprised us with who he thinks is really the GOAT and Jalen & Josh had a timely surprise for him too. You're gonna wanna lock for in this one. Make sure you're subscribed to never miss an episode of the ROOMMATES SHOW! Our second merch drop is LIVE: Get yours on http://RoommatesMerch.com Listen to The Old Man & the Three ad-free on Wondery+ or wherever you get your podcasts.  https://wondery.fm/OM3playoffs24 The long tradition of Detroit watchmaking is well underway. Use code ROOMMATES for 15% off your next purchase. Shop now at www.shinola.com/roommates (terms and conditions apply). Head to FACTORMEALS.com/roomie50 and use code roomie50 to get 50% off  TT: https://www.tiktok.com/@roommatesshow IG: https://www.instagram.com/theroommatesshow X/TW: https://twitter.com/roommates__show

On today's episode we're MOVIN' & GROOVIN' with style icon, NBA Hall of Famer & 2x NBA Champion with the Knicks, WALT 'CLYDE' FRAZIER. Clyde and the guys talk about the playoff matchup with the Sixers, the recent play-in tournament & what it takes to bring a championship to New York. Clyde surprised us with who he thinks is really the GOAT and Jalen & Josh had a timely surprise for him too. You're gonna wanna lock for in this one. Make sure you're subscribed to never miss an episode of the ROOMMATES SHOW!Our second merch drop is LIVE: Get yours on http://RoommatesMerch.comListen to The Old Man & the Three ad-free on Wondery+ or wherever you get your podcasts. https://wondery.fm/OM3playoffs24The long tradition of Detroit watchmaking is well underway. Use code ROOMMATES for 15% off your next purchase. Shop now at www.shinola.com/roommates (terms and conditions apply).Head to FACTORMEALS.com/roomie50 and use code roomie50 to get 50% off TT: https://www.tiktok.com/@roommatesshowIG: https://www.instagram.com/theroommatesshowX/TW: https://twitter.com/roommates__show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With his cool rhymes and even cooler clothes, Basketball Hall of Famer Walt "Clyde" Frazier made a successful transition from NBA star to sports broadcaster on the MSG Network. Frazier sat down with Brooke back in 2012 for a live event to discuss basketball, broadcasting, and the art of being cool. We're re-airing it now because a) it was Mr. Frazier's birthday this week! and b) we're in a sporting mood — we have a big piece in the hopper for this week's show all about sports betting, reported by OTM producer Rebecca Clark-Callender. 

We are taping a segment with Drew Barrymore today that will air later in the week. They will be commenting on a new fashion trend for me, gigantic butts. Gio would not get butt implants but he would get fat sucked out of his man boobs. We don't know a single man who is trying to get a bigger butt. Sports books in the middle of the day, with only horse racing on, is a sad spot. SAQUON Barkley just walked by and Al went chasing him down but his agent said ‘absolutely not'. Gio said LeBron has a mangled foot, particularly his pinky toe. Gio said he should cut it off and put it up on auction. Jerry returns for an update and starts with celebrities congratulating Clyde Frazier and Mike Breen for 25 years of Knicks coverage. The Knicks beat the Grizzlies but Jalen Brunson twisted an ankle late in the game. Kyrie, Luka and the Mavs had no problem in Brooklyn. Kyrie said he felt like he was home and he's made peace with his time with the Nets. The Raptors have a player with the last name Dick, and the Pelicans broadcasters couldn't handle it. Rutgers beat Maryland and Jerry has audio from Chris Carlin on the call. John Minko was on the call as St. John's beat DePaul. Shannon Sharpe and Ochocinco are close to a million subscribers and want to drink cognac down the back when that happens. In the final segment of the hour, Jim Rome is leaving CBS Sports Network for X. Rome will join Tucker Carlson as a host over there. Tucker interviewed Vladimir Putin which is sure to upset some people. The mayor of Las Vegas doesn't seem to want the A's to move here. Boomer said it's a done deal, they are moving to Vegas. Eventually an NBA team will come to Vegas. 

Hour 1 We are live from Vegas for Super Bowl week. Bad news for the Knicks as Jalen Brunson turned his right ankle late in the game last night against the Grizzlies. Kyrie was asked by a fan last night in Brooklyn why he didn't play this way with the Nets and he blamed Mayor Adams. Boomer loved that he took a shot at the Mayor as he has no control of the city. Gio said Kyrie did a lot of strange things in his tenure with the Nets that had nothing to do with the Mayor and the vaccines. Gio said he also got suspended for being an anti semite, are we forgetting about that? Randy Moss tweeted, ‘Someone got Moss'd' after Al confused the Hall of Famer with horse racing broadcaster, Randy Moss. That was the big Super Bowl story from Tuesday. Eddie walked to UNLV to get a t-shirt yesterday. It was a 6 mile round trip. Jerry is here for his first update and starts with Rutgers beating Maryland, so Boomer owes Jerry $1,000 cash. If Maryland won, Jerry would have had to eat a gummy. We heard from Chris Carlin on the call. Boomer, Gio and Jerry are golfing today and it's going to be cold. The Knicks beat the Grizzlies but we hear the play by play of when Jalen Brunson injured his ankle. Boomer thinks Mike Breen is doing more Knicks games because they're winning. Kyrie Irving returned to Brooklyn and a fan asked why he didn't play like this with the Nets and he blamed Mayor Adams. Joe Buck was on a podcast and thinks something bad will happen this week and it won't stay in Vegas. Gio thinks because it's Vegas, the teams and players are on high alert about not doing something stupid. Buck SHOWALTER was on the Jon Heyman podcast and talked about load management. He is not a fan. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer was the subject of a lot of interviews yesterday as part of CBS media day for the Super Bowl. Tony ROMO talked about sports gambling and said it makes the game feel less pure. Gio doesn't agree with that. Jim NANTZ said his favorite food is stone crab. Second favorite is popcorn. He also eats a hotdog at halftime of every game he does, but brings his own bottled ketchup. Boomer remembers a time doing a game with NANTZ where they had to stop by McDonalds on their way to the game.  Hour 2 We are taping a segment with Drew Barrymore today that will air later in the week. They will be commenting on a new fashion trend for me, gigantic butts. Gio would not get butt implants but he would get fat sucked out of his man boobs. We don't know a single man who is trying to get a bigger butt. Sports books in the middle of the day, with only horse racing on, is a sad spot. SAQUON Barkley just walked by and Al went chasing him down but his agent said ‘absolutely not'. Gio said LeBron has a mangled foot, particularly his pinky toe. Gio said he should cut it off and put it up on auction. Jerry returns for an update and starts with celebrities congratulating Clyde Frazier and Mike Breen for 25 years of Knicks coverage. The Knicks beat the Grizzlies but Jalen Brunson twisted an ankle late in the game. Kyrie, Luka and the Mavs had no problem in Brooklyn. Kyrie said he felt like he was home and he's made peace with his time with the Nets. The Raptors have a player with the last name Dick, and the Pelicans broadcasters couldn't handle it. Rutgers beat Maryland and Jerry has audio from Chris Carlin on the call. John Minko was on the call as St. John's beat DePaul. Shannon Sharpe and Ochocinco are close to a million subscribers and want to drink cognac down the back when that happens. In the final segment of the hour, Jim Rome is leaving CBS Sports Network for X. Rome will join Tucker Carlson as a host over there. Tucker interviewed Vladimir Putin which is sure to upset some people. The mayor of Las Vegas doesn't seem to want the A's to move here. Boomer said it's a done deal, they are moving to Vegas. Eventually an NBA team will come to Vegas.  Hour 3 It's been a quiet week so far in Vegas which is good for both teams involved. Boomer said both teams are staying 20 miles or so outside of the city. Coach COWHER told a story about putting in a defense the night before the Super Bowl that they used 39 times in the game against Seattle. Hines Ward was the MVP in that Super Bowl. Tory Holt is up for the Hall and Boomer says it's his time. There is a log jam at WR in Hall nominees right now. We went through some of the guys up for the Hall of Fame. We talked about James Brown's entourage. He is scheduled to come on at 9am with us. Boomer talked about all the stuff James has to do for the NFL Today every week. Jerry is here for an update and James Brown's entourage is at six so far. Jerry starts with celebrities congratulating Clyde and Mike Breen on 25 years together. Jalen Brunson turned an ankle late in the game. Kyrie Irving returned to Brooklyn as the Mavericks beat the Nets. Kyrie talked about why things failed here with him. He said he had to take some moral stances. Somebody asked Brock Purdy about looking like Lee Harvey Oswald. Rutgers beat Maryland last night and Jerry has clips of Chris Carlin on the call. Buck SHOWALTER is not a fan of analytics and explained why. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about CBS' Super Bowl setup including the ‘doink' cam. Gio has strong Taylor Swift takes but seems to be holding back. Now she's taking heat for not giving an RIP to Toby Keith since he was instrumental in her career. Boomer said you have no idea what she has said to his family privately.                                                          Hour 4 James Brown joined us on location at the Blue Wire Studios at the Wynn in Vegas. We talked about CBS' coverage of the Super Bowl and all of the charities James is involved with. We talked about his great interview with Michael Vick from back in the day when he asked, ‘what about the dogs, what about the dogs?' JB claims to have gotten drunk on popcorn dipped in bourbon. JB confirms that Phil Simms wears his wife's glasses. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with Jalen Brunson injuring his ankle late in last night's win against the Grizzlies. Kyrie returns to Brooklyn as the Mavs beat the Nets. A fan asked Kyrie why he didn't play this well in Brooklyn and he blamed Mayor Adams. There was a man walking around naked in a Florida airport. Rutgers beat Maryland and Jerry won $1,000 from Boomer. Chris Russo had Clark Hunt on his radio show and asked him about Andy Reid retiring. Boomer said we are in the MAHOMES era of the NFL. The Moment of The Day involves Al chasing down SAQUON Barkley in the hotel and Boomer doing his best KADARIUS Toney impression. In the final segment of the show, Awful Announcing posted that James Brown confirmed Phil Simms wears lady glasses. We are heading over to Drew Barrymore's show right after this show is over. Boomer wonders what Shane Gillis will do on SNL. Gio said he might be a fraud on Drew Barrymore's show and act like he loves the Taylor Swift/Travis KELCE relationship.

Whew. That was close. The Knicks allowed a late 32-10 run to nearly blow a 28 point lead vs. the Zombie Memphis Grizzlies, but were able to hold on thanks to some late heroics from Donte DiVincenzo who had another superstar performance for the depleted Knicks. Jalen Brunson was similarly spectacular before turning his ankle, what's the latest on him? Plus a positive Mitchell Robinson update and a big time shoutout to Mike Breen and Clyde Frazier for 25 years of excellence in the booth. Want to talk hoops with us? Join us on Subtext!

Whew. That was close.The Knicks allowed a late 32-10 run to nearly blow a 28 point lead vs. the Zombie Memphis Grizzlies, but were able to hold on thanks to some late heroics from Donte DiVincenzo who had another superstar performance for the depleted Knicks.Jalen Brunson was similarly spectacular before turning his ankle, what's the latest on him?Plus a positive Mitchell Robinson update and a big time shoutout to Mike Breen and Clyde Frazier for 25 years of excellence in the booth.Want to talk hoops with us? Join us on Subtext!

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Hour 4: Jerry and Sal try to complete their Immaculate Grids before pivoting back to the Mets, who Jerry says need to go 3-2 at worst in their 5 games before the break. Do the Yankees stack up better against the other teams in the AL than we thought a few weeks ago? Sal is not paying attention to Jerry. CLo returns and the guys discuss how they don't rewatch movies like they used to. Francisco Alvarez hit a ball very, very far in the Mets win yesterday. The Yankees beat the Orioles again and are now just 2 games behind the birds. Jerry and Sal reflect on their ages relative to current athletes. Aaron Boone pulls a Clyde Frazier and says the Yankees are “surviving and thriving”. Joey Chestnut is disappointed in his own performance. In Moment of the Day, Sal struggles with facts about America. In the final segment of the show, Jerry and Sal talk 80s movies, an upcoming Jerry Jones documentary, seeing Frankie Valli and there's a positive development in the WFAN wiffle ball game.

Hour 1: Jerry and Sal are back after a holiday. The Yankees and Mets both won but Sal has had enough of multiple pitchers on the Mets. They can find someone to do what Max Scherzer does for one-third of the price and Sal wants Drew Smith off the team. The Yankees had another impressive win over the Orioles. The Mets can change their outlook with a good week but Jerry says both the Mets and Yankees should only worry about one game at a time. Sal wants the Mets to jump a few teams in the wild card standings before the break. CLo is here and begins with Francisco Alvarez's moonshot in Arizona yesterday. Buck Showalter is very impressed by his 21-year-old catcher. The Mets have won 3 in a row for the first time since May into june. The Yankees celebrated John Sterling. Harrison Bader played a big role in another Yankees win. Joey Chestnut was disappointed in himself for only eating 62 hot dogs. Comparing 110+ degree Arizona heat to 90 and humid here in New York. In the final segment of the hour, we hear from Mets fans who are still excited and optimistic. The Mets don't make sense in a potential trade for Shohei Ohtani for many reasons. Jerry says they should at least explore it but Sal says it's not realistic. It's Buckmas in July. Hour 2: Hour 2 begins with Sal saying it should be legal for players to bet on themselves. Jerry and callers don't think that can work. CLo returns and gets us started with the Mets. Buck Showalter agrees with what Sal said yesterday. Francisco Lindor isn't appreciated enough. The Yankees beat the Orioles and have now taken the first two games of that series. Sal says Anthony Volpe is already the Yankees' third best hitter but CLo isn't ready to go that far just yet. IKF has done his assigned role as well as anyone on the Yankees this season. Anthony Rizzo has had a rough month and a half. Sal doesn't want to get to know his neighbors. CLo has the classic John Sterling call from the Mets/Braves July 4th marathon in 1985 that Sal was thinking about last hour. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry quizzes the gang on some basic American history and facts. It does not go very well, especially for Sal. Hour 3: Is Paul George still an option for the Knicks? Sal likes what they've done but would try to add even more shooting. The Knicks are still not close enough to the top teams in the East. Jerry thinks RJ Barrett can still develop into a star. Sal likes RJ but thinks his ceiling is a little bit lower. CLo returns but first Jerry asks Sal if he knows some classic bands and songs. The Yankees won their second straight over the Orioles. Gleyber Torres scored from first on a single. Is it ok when players run through a stop sign from a base coach? The Mets won their series opener in Arizona. In the final segment of the hour, Sal tells Jerry about Immaculate Grid. Hour 4: Jerry and Sal try to complete their Immaculate Grids before pivoting back to the Mets, who Jerry says need to go 3-2 at worst in their 5 games before the break. Do the Yankees stack up better against the other teams in the AL than we thought a few weeks ago? Sal is not paying attention to Jerry. CLo returns and the guys discuss how they don't rewatch movies like they used to. Francisco Alvarez hit a ball very, very far in the Mets win yesterday. The Yankees beat the Orioles again and are now just 2 games behind the birds. Jerry and Sal reflect on their ages relative to current athletes. Aaron Boone pulls a Clyde Frazier and says the Yankees are “surviving and thriving”. Joey Chestnut is disappointed in his own performance. In Moment of the Day, Sal struggles with facts about America. In the final segment of the show, Jerry and Sal talk 80s movies, an upcoming Jerry Jones documentary, seeing Frankie Valli and there's a positive development in the WFAN wiffle ball game.

Hour 3 Boomer does not want Carmelo Anthony's number being retired by the Knicks. He said that's reserved for people like Clyde Frazier and Willis Reed. MELO has no championships or MVPs as a Knick. Jerry returns for an update but starts with a game show involving music and lyrics. The Mets beat the Cubs 10-1 although they lost the series. The Yankees lost to the Orioles and Aaron Boone got tossed for arguing balls and strikes. In the final segment of the hour, Gio runs across the street and jumps in the ocean in his old time bathing suit.

Hour 1 We are live from D'Jais in Belmar, NJ for our Kickoff to Summer show! Boomer is back from Vegas and was not happy with his hotel room. Boomer wants to take all of us to the Super Bowl game this year. They asked Boomer and the NFL Today guys their pick already and Boomer said Jets vs Cowboys. We also talked about our dinner last night and whether we should have sent the oysters back. Jerry is here for his first update, but first Gio tells us he'll be jumping in the ocean later today in his old fashioned bathing suit. The Mets beat the Cubs last night but lost the series. Buck SHOWALTER talked about Carlos CARRASCO (we think). The Yankees lost to the Orioles 3-1. Aaron Boone was ejected again last

We are live from D'Jais in Belmar, NJ for our Kickoff to Summer show! Boomer is back from Vegas and was not happy with his hotel room. Boomer wants to take all of us to the Super Bowl game this year. They asked Boomer and the NFL Today guys their pick already and Boomer said Jets vs Cowboys. We also talked about our dinner last night and whether we should have sent the oysters back. Jerry is here for his first update, but first Gio tells us he'll be jumping in the ocean later today in his old fashioned bathing suit. The Mets beat the Cubs last night but lost the series. Buck SHOWALTER talked about Carlos CARRASCO (we think). The Yankees lost to the Orioles 3-1. Aaron Boone was ejected again last night for arguing balls and strikes. Boomer thinks the Yankees are making a bunch of excuses. The Celtics won game 5 and now are only down 3-2 in the series. In the final segment of the hour, C-Lo joins us. He tries to get the crowd going with fist pumps and we threw scones into the crowd. Gary Sanchez got DFA'd and there's still talk about Francisco Alvarez being sent back down. Boomer said that's not happening. Vogelbach has been terrible and Jose Reyes is even tweeting about him. Boomer seems confident in both the Mets and Yankees staying competitive this season.  Boomer is eating a liverwurst sandwich. Boomer also hates the new fair catch rule in the NFL which allows a fair catch anywhere and it places the ball at the 25 yard line. Boomer thinks they are going to add an 18th game at some point in the future. Jerry returns for another update and does a game show with a contestant. The Mets beat the Cubs and Pete Alonso hit another HR. Are there more Mets or Yankees fans here right now? There are more Yankees fans. There are more Rangers fans than Devils bans but not a huge amount. Buck SHOWALTER talked about Pete Alonso continuing to hit HRs. SHOWALTER is as boring as Aaron Boone now. The Yankees lost to the Orioles. Clarke Schmidt thought he did a decent job in the loss. The Celtics have life winning their second straight to get the series to 3-2. In the final segment of the hour, we did some Q&A.  Boomer does not want Carmelo Anthony's number being retired by the Knicks. He said that's reserved for people like Clyde Frazier and Willis Reed. MELO has no championships or MVPs as a Knick. Jerry returns for an update but starts with a game show involving music and lyrics. The Mets beat the Cubs 10-1 although they lost the series. The Yankees lost to the Orioles and Aaron Boone got tossed for arguing balls and strikes. In the final segment of the hour, Gio runs across the street and jumps in the ocean in his old time bathing suit.  Our boss Spike is very awkward when it comes to ending conversations. Spike joins us to defend himself. Jerry returns for his final update of the morning and runs through highlights from the Mets win over the Cubs and the Yankees loss to the Orioles. The Celtics won again last night but the Heat still lead the series 3-2. The Stars will not get swept as they beat the Vegas Knights last night. In the final segment of the show, Al challenges two Rutgers basketball players to a free throw challenge.

Hour 4 Our boss Spike is very awkward when it comes to ending conversations. Spike joins us to defend himself. Jerry returns for his final update of the morning and runs through highlights from the Mets win over the Cubs and the Yankees loss to the Orioles. The Celtics won again last night but the Heat still lead the series 3-2. The Stars will not get swept as they beat the Vegas Knights last night. In the final segment of the show, Al challenges two Rutgers basketball players to a free throw challenge.

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Hour 1: The Knicks beat the Heat to even the series 1-1. Boomer thought they showed a lot of effort and Gio said a number of calls went the Knicks way. The NBA really needs this series to go seven games. It was an old school slugfest last night and contested completely throughout the game. Gio thinks if Jimmy Butler played last night that could have meant a Heat win. Aaron Rodgers was back at MSG last night, front row for Knicks/Heat. The Knicks showed Carmelo Anthony on the screen with ‘Knicks Legend' under his name. Boomer said that would be like him being called a ‘Jets Legend'. Jerry is here for his first update and starts with sounds from the Knicks win over the Heat last night. The great Ian Eagle was on the call. Tom Thibodeau loved the overall effort. The Lakers took game 1 from the Warriors and talked ‘load management' after the game. Joel Embiid won the MVP and said he was motivated by the guys on TNT saying he had to be dominant. The Yankees beat the Guardians behind a Willie Calhoun HR and Jerry has John Sterling's HR call. Not great. Max Scherzer talked about getting Justin Verlander back and being back himself. Aaron Rodgers was on with Pat McAfee and talked about getting a nice ovation at MSG. In the final segment of the hour, the Jets will not be picking up the fifth year option on Mekhi Becton. Boomer said he should be one of the guys that gains the most by playing with Aaron Rodgers. A caller didn't think Joel Embiid deserved the MVP award.  Hour 2: The Knicks beat the Heat last night and Gio gives a lot of credit to the additions the team added this season. We are reminded of the Knicks/Heat from the 90's. Physical basketball and the referees are letting them play. A caller wants to know if Boomer watched any NHL playoff games last night. He watched Stars/Kraken. Boomer is sick of the timeouts in NBA games as it slows the game down too much. The Knicks were desperate and had to win the game, especially with no Jimmy Butler. A caller wants Derrick Rose to play more, but Gio said he's old. Jerry returns for an update but first Boomer is just hearing that people from the 11th floor are coming to our 10th floor and pooping in our bathrooms. Gio said his dog does large poops. Jerry has audio from fans outside of MSG chanting after their win over the Heat. The Phillies have a Dick Allen bobblehead night and the promotional commercial did not go so smoothly. Aaron Rodgers was on with Pat McAfee and talked about having fun going to the Garden and meeting celebrities. In the final segment of the hour, ‘Knicks Legend' Carmelo Anthony was at the Garden last night and got a nice ovation. Gio wonders why he looks back on the Melo era as not so great so why do the fans seem to adore him? Hour 3: We continued our talk on Carmelo Anthony and if he's really a ‘Knicks Legend' as was put up on the screen. Is it fair to compare him to the Knicks greats like Clyde Frazier and John Starks? Callers explain why fans like Melo and consider him a Knicks legend. Gio is still not convinced. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Knicks win over the Heat and the great game Jalen Brunson had. Dillon Brooks is a free agent, lets get him here, makes a ton of sense. The Yankees beat the Guardians with HRs by Anthony Volpe and Willie Calhoun. Justin Verlander will pitch tomorrow for the first time as a Met and he's pumped. Aaron Rodgers was on with Pat McAfee and seems to be enjoying getting used to being in a new place with a new team. In the final segment of the hour, Gio tells a story of his friends running into Ed Sheeran at a bar in NYC. He did not tip the bartender at all. We talked about Ed Sheeran being sued by Marvin Gaye so we played the two songs to see if they sound the same. Breaking News: Randall Cobb is signing with the Jets.  Hour 4: We talked about the NFL schedule and the potential for a Giants/Jets game on Monday night 9/11. We talked more about Carmelo Anthony as a ‘Knicks Legend'. Jerry returns for an update but first we have audio of Sal Licata saying he's not playing flag football for charity. Jerry starts with audio from Ian Eagle from last night's Knicks win at the Garden. Tom Thibodeau loved the effort from his team. Willie Calhoun hit his first HR as a Yankee as they beat the Guardians. Aaron Rodgers was on with Pat McAfee to talk about his first week with the Jets. He said it's been a ‘blast'. Jessica Alba was at the Knicks game and Gio said she has the best looking shoulder. In the final segment of the show, we think the opening game of the season will be Chiefs/Bengals on Thursday night. A caller said Suffolk County is desperate for officials for high school football games.

Hour 3: We continued our talk on Carmelo Anthony and if he's really a ‘Knicks Legend' as was put up on the screen. Is it fair to compare him to the Knicks greats like Clyde Frazier and John Starks? Callers explain why fans like Melo and consider him a Knicks legend. Gio is still not convinced. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Knicks win over the Heat and the great game Jalen Brunson had. Dillon Brooks is a free agent, lets get him here, makes a ton of sense. The Yankees beat the Guardians with HRs by Anthony Volpe and Willie Calhoun. Justin Verlander will pitch tomorrow for the first time as a Met and he's pumped. Aaron Rodgers was on with Pat McAfee and seems to be enjoying getting used to being in a new place with a new team. In the final segment of the hour, Gio tells a story of his friends running into Ed Sheeran at a bar in NYC. He did not tip the bartender at all. We talked about Ed Sheeran being sued by Marvin Gaye so we played the two songs to see if they sound the same. Breaking News: Randall Cobb is signing with the Jets.

Too many minutes for Jalen Brunson and Julius Randle? Not enough for Immanuel Quickley? Just bad officiating? Inability to secure a rebound. You pick your reason for why the New York Knicks lost a winnable Toronto Raptors. Gavin Schall and Alex Wolfe team up to give you theres plus thoughts on RJ Barrett's big second half, Randle and Mitchell Robinson's burgeoning chemistry and wrap up with some reflections on Clyde Frazier's thoughts and sentiments on MLK Day.Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Our Senior Bills Correspondent Benny the Butcher joins J&J to talk about his latest project with Black Soprano Family, "Long live DJ Shay." Benny hits on the new album, all of the up-and-coming Buffalo artists he's working with, meeting Clyde Frazier and having the same sideburns, and of course his (and Jacoby's) Buffalo Bills. Plus! We break down Thursday night's AFC showdown, that included a 'Jalen of the Week' sighting! And it's Friday, so that mean we have some games - and wagers - to preview. Let's GO! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices