Podcast appearances and mentions of Evan Roberts

Evan Roberts is in Paris for vacation and posted some videos about the Mets win on Friday. He also did a Rico Brogna podcast from France. Al is going to Montana next week and has nothing planned.

Evan Roberts recorded a Rico Brogna podcast, live from Paris. Evan was scoring the game while in line at the airport.

We talked more about criticism of players, particularly when they are making an insane amount of money. We expect them to make every play, especially in big spots, but that's impossible. We talked about the upcoming Jets and Giants seasons with Aaron Rodgers coming back to MetLife in week one. C-Lo returns for an update, but first Jerry and a caller argue about ‘shutting up'. Evan Roberts recorded a Rico Brogna podcast, live from Paris. Evan was scoring the game while in line at the airport. Pete Alonso will be in the all star game, but he will not be in the HR derby. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry has a post from X that he wants us to guess who posted it. Jerry and Willie talked to the new intern.

Hour 1 - Boomer & Gio are out this week, so Jerry Recco and Willie Colon hosted, starting with the Subway Series, where the Mets nearly beat the Yanks if not for Cody Bellinger's incredible catch. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza was tossed arguing bad strike calls, and Pete Alonso is skipping the HR Derby. Juan Soto's All-Star snub was also a topic. C-Lo gave his first update, including Dave Sims' call of the Bellinger catch, as the Yankees snapped a six-game losing streak. Evan Roberts is vacationing in Paris, posting Mets win videos and a Rico Brogna podcast. Al is off to Montana with no plans, and Jerry discovered professional pillow fighting. The hour concluded by discussing Aaron Boone and the Yankees' struggles, suggesting they won't run away with the AL East. Hour 2 - A caller to Sal Licata blamed WFAN and the media for players struggling in New York, citing their success after leaving. Willie Colon shared his own experiences with media criticism during his time with the Jets and in Pittsburgh. C-Lo then delivered an update, highlighting the Yankees' win over the Mets, including another Aaron Judge home run and Cody Bellinger's impressive catch and double play. There was also a segment on Anthony Volpe's father confronting fans in the stands who were criticizing his son, with audio of Sal's exchange with the caller on player criticism. The hour concluded with a caller mentioning Montana's attractions, specifically that you can drive to North and South Dakota from there. Hour 3 - The show continued its discussion on player criticism, especially for high-salaried athletes, balancing expectations with the reality of performance. Upcoming Jets and Giants seasons, with Aaron Rodgers' Week 1 return to MetLife, were also reviewed. C-Lo delivered an update, but not before Jerry and a caller had a brief argument. Evan Roberts recorded a "Rico Brogna" podcast from Paris while scoring a game at the airport, and Pete Alonso will be in the All-Star game but not the HR Derby. The hour ended with Jerry introducing a guessing game about an X post and a conversation with the new intern. Hour 4 - The show covered Starling Marte's injury and the Mets' anticipated return of Sean Manaea and Kodai Senga, while Jerry noted a lack of buzz for the Subway Series. The Knicks still haven't held a press conference for new head coach Mike Brown. A humorous discussion ensued about social norms regarding public attire. C-Lo's final update focused on the Yankees' win over the Mets, featuring Cody Bellinger's excellent defense. Other topics included Keith Hernandez's recent success with a plunger, Joe Benigno's seemingly too-early 5 AM Saturday show, and "The Moment of The Day" highlighting Al's unplanned Montana trip. The segment concluded with Jerry feeling "fleeced."

Boomer & Gio are out this week so today it's Jerry and Willie Colon. We started with the Subway Series and how the Mets threw out a bunch of no name pitchers to face Max Fried, and it almost worked. If Cody Bellingers doesn't make that amazing catch and then doubles up Lindor at first. It saved the game for sure. Carlos Mendoza was tossed in the ninth yesterday because of the horrendous strike calls. Pete Alonso will not be doing the HR derby as he wants to enjoy the all star festivities. Juan Soto was not voted to the all star game and some see it as a snub. C-Lo is here for his first update of the day and we heard Dave Sims on the call for the Bellinger catch. The Yankees snapped a 6-game losing streak. Mendoza talked about getting tossed. Evan Roberts is in Paris for vacation and posted some videos about the Mets win on Friday. He also did a Rico Brogna podcast from France. Al is going to Montana next week and has nothing planned. Jerry said he came across professional pillow fighting. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about Aaron Boone and the Yankees as they're going through this bad stretch (not counting the win yesterday). It does not seem like the Yankees are going to run away with the East.

Gio loves the Fourth of July, enjoying fireworks with Ray Charles' "America The Beautiful." Callers debated Anthony Volpe's performance and Boomer's positivity. Gio shared a personal anecdote about a golf ball incident and an allergic reaction. Later, Jerry provided an update, including Evan Roberts' reaction to the Mike Brown hiring. The Yankees lost to Toronto again, with Aaron Judge discussing their slump. The Mets split their doubleheader, believing a winning streak has begun. Golfer Max Homa is leaving X (formerly Twitter) due to its negativity, calling it a "safe haven for assh***s."

Hour 1 The Knicks hired Mike Brown as their new head coach, a move many see as lateral from Tom Thibodeau. The press conference is expected to focus on Thibodeau's departure, as the team hasn't addressed it publicly. Brown inherits the strongest Knicks team in recent memory. In MLB news, the Yankees lost to Toronto despite a comeback, while the Mets won with a Brandon Nimmo grand slam. Francisco Lindor, named an All-Star starter, also homered. Clayton Kershaw achieved his 3,000th strikeout. ESPN's Jeff Passan criticized Yankees fans' complaints. Hour 2 Gio loves the Fourth of July, enjoying fireworks with Ray Charles' "America The Beautiful." Callers debated Anthony Volpe's performance and Boomer's positivity. Gio shared a personal anecdote about a golf ball incident and an allergic reaction. Later, Jerry provided an update, including Evan Roberts' reaction to the Mike Brown hiring. The Yankees lost to Toronto again, with Aaron Judge discussing their slump. The Mets split their doubleheader, believing a winning streak has begun. Golfer Max Homa is leaving X (formerly Twitter) due to its negativity, calling it a "safe haven for assh***s." Hour 3 Boomer believes his prom song was "Candle In The Wind," a choice that surprised Gio. A caller celebrated Mike Brown's hiring as Knicks coach. The hosts then discussed high school class and prom songs, with Gio noting Boomer's supportive golf demeanor with one exception. Jerry's update covered the Yankees' loss to Toronto despite a comeback, and the Mets' win against the Brewers, featuring a Brandon Nimmo grand slam and Francisco Lindor's home run and All-Star starter nomination. Clayton Kershaw also achieved his 3,000th strikeout. The segment concluded by mentioning Green Day's "Good Riddance" as a common farewell song. Hour 4 Gio noted several All-Stars, like Pete Crow-Armstrong, with past Mets ties, prompting a caller's anger at David Stearns for their departure. Another caller questioned the Knicks' free agency plans, with Gio suggesting Rich Paul might try to bring LeBron to the Knicks, though Boomer believes they're set. Jerry's final update followed Gio's musings on Zyn pouches and his love for Rum Raisin Haagen-Dazs. The Yankees' comeback fell short against the Brewers due to Devin Williams, while the Mets won game two with a Brandon Nimmo grand slam. The "Moment of The Day" highlighted Gio's golf course allergic reaction. The show will be off next week, with Jerry hosting with Willie Colon on Monday and Wednesday. A caller shared his Zyn addiction experience from the golf course.

BT and Sal's "Call of the Day" on July 1, 2025, kicked off with a caller passionately advocating for the New York Knicks to trade for LeBron James, leading to a lively debate about the pros and cons of such a move, including contract implications and the potential for a championship. The discussion then shifted to baseball, specifically the intentional walk rule, with callers and hosts expressing their frustration and suggesting alternatives to make the game more entertaining. In a lighthearted moment, Evan Roberts, a prominent WFAN personality and co-host of "Evan and Tiki," was brought into the conversation regarding his son's experience with the intentional walk in MLB The Show, highlighting the comical real-life application of sports frustrations even in video games. The show also celebrated WFAN's 38th birthday, prompting a fun segment about dream radio pairings, including a humorous scenario involving Joe Benigno and Sal Licata.

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Shaun Morash and Bryce Gelman react to the surprising unretirement of Darren Waller and subsequent trade to the Dolphins. They discuss the return the Giants got before jumping into the latest OBJ to the Giants news. Then, Shaun presents a hypothetical for Bryce inspired by Evan Roberts. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Mets losing to the Pirates. We heard from Evan Roberts and Pete Hoffman after the game. Steve Cohen just posted to X about the state of the team after Gio was wondering why he hasn't posted in a while.

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On their June 24th show, BT and Sal were fired up dissecting the simultaneous slumps of both New York baseball teams. They pinpointed Pete Alonso's alarming lack of production as a key reason for the Mets' brutal 1-9 run, especially against division rivals. For the Yankees, the hosts tore into their persistent offensive inconsistencies, particularly their inability to get timely hits and their lineup issues, leading them to question whether both Big Apple teams are heading for a fiery freefall or if these are merely temporary blips. The discussion also included a humorous recount of Evan Roberts' unfortunate Mets game experience.

BT and Sal's "Call of the Day" on June 24, 2025, dove into the ongoing debate surrounding the Mets, particularly the performance of Juan Soto and Pete Alonso, with callers weighing in on the team's struggles and fan support. A highlight of the conversation was Sal's retelling of Evan Roberts's unfortunate foul ball incident at a Mets game, where Evan allegedly ducked and hid under his seat, nearly causing a foul ball to hit a young girl, showcasing his lack of "foul ball luck" and leading to humorous jabs about his commitment as a fan and his perceived reluctance to attend games with Sal. The hosts also touched on Evan's seemingly half-hearted invitations to games and his reliance on a portable fan, adding to the lighthearted ribbing.

BT and Sal dive into the Knicks' head coaching search, specifically the interview with Mike Nori, and debate whether his quirky "Ted Lasso" personality would fly in New York or if it's just a ploy to entice Karl-Anthony Towns. They then shift to Mets trade targets, with Sal eyeing Severino to bolster the pitching and both lamenting the team's offensive struggles and the historical "ones that got away" like Pete Crow-Armstrong. The conversation wraps with a hilarious recounting of Evan Roberts' ill-fated trip to a Mets game, where he famously ducked a foul ball and brought a portable fan, much to Sal's amusement and BT's exasperation.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza joins Evan Roberts on The Rico Brogna podcast LIVE from Fanatics Fest to talk about the Mets' recent collapse, lineup decisions, clubhouse chemistry, and what it will take to turn things around. Evan asks the tough questions Mets fans want answered—nothing is off the table.

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In this episode of The Elemental Evan Show, host Evan dives into one of the most underrated keys to long-term health and success: discipline. Drawing on neuroscience and personal experience, Evan explains how discipline is tied to the prefrontal cortex and, like a muscle, can be trained and strengthened with consistent effort.Evan breaks down four powerful practices that build both mental and physical discipline:

This week's Mets highlights include BT and Sal debating if Juan Soto can still have a typical Soto season, and Sal's conviction that the Soto Shuffle returning is a great sign for what's to come. Plus, Evan Roberts uses Francisco Lindor as an example to show that fans are way too worried about Soto, and more Soto slump talk from Boomer and Gio.

This week's Mets highlights include BT and Sal debating if Juan Soto can still have a typical Soto season, and Sal's conviction that the Soto Shuffle returning is a great sign for what's to come. Plus, Evan Roberts uses Francisco Lindor as an example to show that fans are way too worried about Soto, and more Soto slump talk from Boomer and Gio.

This week's Mets highlights include BT and Sal debating if Juan Soto can still have a typical Soto season, and Sal's conviction that the Soto Shuffle returning is a great sign for what's to come. Plus, Evan Roberts uses Francisco Lindor as an example to show that fans are way too worried about Soto, and more Soto slump talk from Boomer and Gio.

Al & Jerry: Knicks force a game six as John Mellencamp is not happy with Pat McAfee, Aaron Judge and the Yankees will play the Dodgers, a team Evan Roberts now lists as his most hated To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Boomer loves to talk about ‘needle movers' in the playoffs. A caller has tix for a Broadway play tomorrow night, and his phone has to be locked away, so he can't watch the Knicks. Is the Stanley Cup the most recognized sports trophy? We took more calls from Knicks fans as they prepare for game 6 tomorrow night. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Knicks beating the Pacers. Boomer then tells the story of a man on the streets of NYC who just laid down in the middle of the road. We heard from Evan Roberts after the game and he said he's going to game 7 if there is one. We think he should sell it since he's a Nets fan. The Moment of The Day: Landry Shamet is interrupted by a voice postgame, was that KAT? In the final segment of the week, Tracy calls in to introduce us to her mom. We give our final predictions for tomorrow night's game 6 in Indianapolis. One has a Knicks win, one does not.

The Knicks, fueled by a strong defensive effort and Jalen Brunson's stellar play, forced a Game 6 against the Pacers, igniting hope for a series comeback, especially after Tyrese Haliburton's quiet performance. The discussion also touched on the Oilers advancing to the Stanley Cup Finals against the Panthers, while a humorous side note involved Evan Roberts, a Nets fan, attending the Knicks game.

Hour 1 The Knicks, fueled by a strong defensive effort and Jalen Brunson's stellar play, forced a Game 6 against the Pacers, igniting hope for a series comeback, especially after Tyrese Haliburton's quiet performance. The discussion also touched on the Oilers advancing to the Stanley Cup Finals against the Panthers, while a humorous side note involved Evan Roberts, a Nets fan, attending the Knicks game. Hour 2 The Knicks are going to Indiana for a chance to bring the series back to Madison Square Garden for a game 7, and the pressure is on Jalen Brunson to perform and potentially win a championship. Jerry provides a postgame update including sound from Tyrese Haliburton discussing his poor performance (8 points). Al joked that Landry Shamet is unknown and was never mentioned by Boomer & Gio (false). The hour concludes with Boomer questioning if Haliburton was injured due to his off night. Hour 3 The Knicks' win over the Pacers and Karl-Anthony Towns' "dumb" fouls were discussed, with many Knicks fans calling in about Towns. Jerry provided an update, including the final call of the Knicks' victory. Despite an ankle injury, Towns didn't appear limited. Justin Fields' confidence with the Jets led to skepticism from Ochocinco regarding May optimism versus regular season performance. Mike McDaniel spoke circuitously about Tyreek Hill. The Oilers reached the Stanley Cup Finals against the Panthers. Calls continued about the Knicks' win and criticism of Towns' shot selection. Hour 4 Boomer discusses playoff "needle movers." A caller with locked-away phone Broadway tickets will miss the Knicks game. Is the Stanley Cup the most recognized trophy? More calls from Knicks fans anticipating game 6. Jerry's update includes the Knicks' victory sounds and a story about a man lying in the NYC street. Evan Roberts will attend a potential game 7 despite being a Nets fan (we suggest selling). Moment of the Day: Landry Shamet's interview interrupted. Tracy introduces her mom. Final game 6 predictions: a Knicks win for one, not for the other.

Jerry starts with Evan Roberts taking a shot at Wally Szczerbiak, calling him ‘boring'. The Thunder advanced to the NBA finals, eliminating the T-Wolves. Julius Randle was disappointed after the loss. The Yankees beat the Angels and Ron Washington intentionally walked Aaron Judge in his first two at bats. Caleb Williams met the media to talk about the story that came out a few weeks ago that said he wanted the Vikings and not the Bears.

Listen to today's message preached by Pastor Devin Hutchinson as we explore Genesis 26 and the journey of Isaac as he obeys God during a time of famine, leading to the well called Rehoboth a place of peace, expansion, and fruitfulness. Drawing parallels from the life of Evan Roberts and the Welsh Revival, Pastor Devin challenges the Church to recognize when God is calling us to "dig again"—to trust and to step into the spacious places God has prepared for his children. This is a call to rise, run, and take hold of the territory God has entrusted to us. The well is open will you drink and go?

Boomer and Gio react to Juan Soto's struggles at the plate and questions surrounding his hustle. Plus, Sal Licata on why he thinks the hustle noise is overblown; Evan Roberts believes Soto should be batting leadoff, and he and Tiki react to Soto downplaying the hustle concerns.

Boomer and Gio react to Juan Soto's struggles at the plate and questions surrounding his hustle. Plus, Sal Licata on why he thinks the hustle noise is overblown; Evan Roberts believes Soto should be batting leadoff, and he and Tiki react to Soto downplaying the hustle concerns.

Boomer and Gio react to Juan Soto's struggles at the plate and questions surrounding his hustle. Plus, Sal Licata on why he thinks the hustle noise is overblown; Evan Roberts believes Soto should be batting leadoff, and he and Tiki react to Soto downplaying the hustle concerns.

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The best conversations about the Knickerbockers from Boomer & Gio, Tierney & Licata, Evan & Tiki, and Keith McPherson. Reacting to the Knicks' stunning upset of the heavily favored Celtics in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. Keith and Pete Hoffman try to capture the mood of the city after Friday night's clincher. Earlier in the week, Evan and Tiki says the Knicks must seize the moment because there's no guarantee they'll be back in this position. BT and Sal discuss MSG's Celebrity Row, and Boomer and Gio troll noted Nets fan Evan Roberts.

The best conversations about the Knickerbockers from Boomer & Gio, Tierney & Licata, Evan & Tiki, and Keith McPherson. Reacting to the Knicks' stunning upset of the heavily favored Celtics in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. Keith and Pete Hoffman try to capture the mood of the city after Friday night's clincher. Earlier in the week, Evan and Tiki says the Knicks must seize the moment because there's no guarantee they'll be back in this position. BT and Sal discuss MSG's Celebrity Row, and Boomer and Gio troll noted Nets fan Evan Roberts.

Evan Roberts said he didn't like how he acted during the Knicks game in Boston but didn't think it warranted Tommy Lugauer's video attack. Boomer found it very disrespectful. Gio said respect needs to be earned. Gio said the afternoon show lacks a clear leader.

Does Tommy owe an apology to Evan Roberts?

The Knicks lost, but a glass-half-full outlook suggests they can win at home tomorrow. Individual player stats were poor, and Boomer noted the team's frequent falls. A caller challenged Jerry's earlier statement that the series was over. Jerry played audio of the Knicks' loss in Boston but predicts a Knicks blowout at home. The show featured audio of Tommy Lugauer criticizing Evan Roberts after the game and clips of Evan's commentary when the Knicks were ahead. The hour concluded with a call from the viral NJ firefighter.

Hour 1 The Knicks suffered a tough loss in Boston last night to the Celtics, who played well despite missing Jayson Tatum. The third quarter was particularly bad for the Knicks, with OG Anunoby singled out for a poor performance and Jalen Brunson getting into foul trouble. Coach Thibs noted the team's lack of toughness at times. Josh Hart was questioned about the team's energy. Radio hosts Evan Roberts and Tommy Lugauer attended the game, with Lugauer later criticizing Evan harshly in a video. The Mets lost to the Pirates, while the Yankees beat the Mariners behind a Judge home run. We also touched on the start of the PGA Championship and a viral video about a NJ firefighter who caught his wife cheating. Hour 2 The full NFL schedule is out, with the Giants facing a tough slate while the Jets open at home against the Steelers (potentially with Aaron Rodgers). Shedeur Sanders expressed interest in changing the Browns' culture, and the NFL is seen as heavily featuring the Chiefs again. The Knicks' loss in Boston was recapped with Shaq saying Jalen Brunson is better than Jaylen Brown. The Timberwolves beat the Warriors to win their series. The Mets were shut out, while in the Yankees game, Paul Goldschmidt hit a key homer without a "Hey Now" call. The Oilers advanced in the NHL playoffs.Other topics included BT's interest in animal interactions, the passing of the alligator from "Happy Gilmore," and Theo Von having an incident with a fan. Hour 3 The Knicks lost, but a glass-half-full outlook suggests they can win at home tomorrow. Individual player stats were poor, and Boomer noted the team's frequent falls. A caller challenged Jerry's earlier statement that the series was over. Jerry played audio of the Knicks' loss in Boston but predicts a Knicks blowout at home. The show featured audio of Tommy Lugauer criticizing Evan Roberts after the game and clips of Evan's commentary when the Knicks were ahead. The hour concluded with a call from the viral NJ firefighter. Hour 4 More discussion centered on the Knicks' loss to the Celtics, highlighting Boston's adjustments and reactions from players like Jalen Brunson and Coach Thibs, who cited disappointment with the performance. Knicks fan Timothee Chalamet was in attendance, and a caller criticized a video from Shaun Morash about the loss. Another caller suggested a spelling bee using BT's vocabulary. In other sports, the Timberwolves eliminated the Warriors. The Mets were shut out by the Pirates in a rainy game that featured a raccoon sighting. The "Moment of The Day" involved a hypothetical scenario about Eddie criticizing B&G on air. The final segment included a discussion about Rich Eisen, whom Gio called "the most boring talk show host in America."

The Knicks suffered a tough loss in Boston last night to the Celtics, who played well despite missing Jayson Tatum. The third quarter was particularly bad for the Knicks, with OG Anunoby singled out for a poor performance and Jalen Brunson getting into foul trouble. Coach Thibs noted the team's lack of toughness at times. Josh Hart was questioned about the team's energy. Radio hosts Evan Roberts and Tommy Lugauer attended the game, with Lugauer later criticizing Evan harshly in a video. The Mets lost to the Pirates, while the Yankees beat the Mariners behind a Judge home run. We also touched on the start of the PGA Championship and a viral video about a NJ firefighter who caught his wife cheating.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Kevin Harlan as the Celtics beat the Knicks. Thibs talked about not playing tough with the lead or to start the third. Jalen Brunson picked up 5 fouls in the third quarter. Josh Hart was asked if the team lacked energy. Tommy Lugauer and Evan Roberts went up to Boston for the Knicks game. Evan gave a breakdown of his time up there. Lugauer went off on Evan in a video on his way home, even calling him a ‘penis'.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with Evan Roberts proclaiming the Knicks success as a Nets fan has him ‘dead'. The Pacers moved on to the conference finals after knocking off the Cavaliers. Jayson Tatum had his achilles surgery.

Hour 1 The Indiana Pacers eliminated the Cavaliers and await the Knicks/Celtics winner. With Jayson Tatum having Achilles surgery, the expected Cavaliers/Celtics Eastern Conference Finals is impacted, putting pressure on Jaylen Brown. Evan and Tommy Lugauer are broadcasting from Boston; Evan enjoys sports travel. BT compared himself and Sal to "Mike & The Mad Dog," recalling past Knicks travel. Boomer called Tommy Lugauer the "Shedeur Sanders of WFAN." Jerry's update covered the Pacers' win and Adam Schein's displeasure with the Mavericks getting the top draft pick. In Mets news, Baty homered in a win over the Pirates, despite a Vientos error. Bill Belichick clarified Jordon Hudson's lack of connection to UNC football. The show's final segment discussed logistics for next week's Jersey shore broadcast, including golf and dinner, ruling out Butcher Block in Long Branch. Hour 2 The full NFL schedule is released today. Jerry's update included Evan Roberts' reaction to the Knicks' success as a Nets fan. The Pacers advanced by beating the Cavaliers; Jayson Tatum had Achilles surgery. The Yankees lost to the Mariners in 11 innings. Boomer mentioned a conversation with Dave Sims about skipping the A's series. The Mets won 2-1 against the Pirates with a Baty homer; Carlos Mendoza discussed Baty's play, and Pete Alonso was late to the field one inning. The final segment remembered Katy Monte, who died from Cystic Fibrosis; Boomer knew her well. More NFL games were released, including Chiefs at Cowboys on Thanksgiving Hour 3 Boomer & Gio discussed the awkwardness of asking new parents how they're doing, the Giants' early season schedule including a Week 3 home game against the Chiefs on MNF (Art Stapleton confirmed 3 primetime games), Timothee Chalamet's Knicks fandom, Porzingis discussing Tatum's injury, Yankees losing (Boone ejected), Mets winning (Baty homer), Shawne Merriman liking the Giants' Abdul Carter pick, Trey Hendrickson's uncertain Bengals future due to contract issues, and Michael Jordan joining NBA on NBC in an unclear role. Hour 4 License Plate Guy indicates the Giants may be in Vegas between Christmas and New Year's. Audio played of Brandon Tierney mentioning comparisons to Mike & The Mad Dog. Boomer faced criticism, including from Keith McPherson, for questioning Dave Sims taking off the A's series. A caller suggested betting on the underdog Knicks tonight. Jerry's update covered the Pacers advancing and needing 8 wins for a title, Charles Barkley's humorous response to a question about playing Wilt Chamberlain, Aaron Boone's ejection after Dominguez's strikeout call, and Baty's homer in the Mets' 2-1 win. Bill Belichick sidestepped questions about Jordon Hudson. The Moment of The Day was Tommy Lugauer being called the "Shedeur Sanders of WFAN." The first six difficult Giants games were also revealed.

The full NFL schedule will be released today. We want to be able to announce one of the games, even if it's a week 10 Jets/Dolphins game. A caller told us just to eat dinner at the golf course we're playing, which is a pretty good idea. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Evan Roberts proclaiming the Knicks success as a Nets fan has him ‘dead'. The Pacers moved on to the conference finals after knocking off the Cavaliers. Jayson Tatum had his achilles surgery. The Yankees lost to the Mariners in 11 and we heard from Max Fried. Boomer said he had a conversation with Dave Sims about him taking off the A's series. The Mets beat the Pirates 2-1 as Baty homered. Carlos Mendoza talked about Baty's recent performance. Pete Alonso was late to get on the field one inning. He might have been in the bathroom. In the final segment of the hour, we remember Katy Monte, who passed away from Cystic Fibrosis. Boomer knew her well and she was a Michael Brennan Award winner. More NFL games have been released and we're getting Chiefs at Cowboys on Thanksgiving.

This week's Mets highlights include Keith McPherson wondering if Juan Soto is as happy or comfortable with the Mets as he was with the Yankees. BT and Sal believe Brandon Nimmo could be past his prime already, and Evan Roberts is done with Starling Marte batting cleanup. Plus, would you miss the Subway Series if the Knicks have a game six that same night?

This week's Mets highlights include Keith McPherson wondering if Juan Soto is as happy or comfortable with the Mets as he was with the Yankees. BT and Sal believe Brandon Nimmo could be past his prime already, and Evan Roberts is done with Starling Marte batting cleanup. Plus, would you miss the Subway Series if the Knicks have a game six that same night?

Gio discussed a potentially embarrassing video revealing the Giants' desire to trade up for Cam Ward, questioning how Abdul Carter and Jaxson Dart might feel. Jerry argued that as the #1 pick, they shouldn't be offended, but Gio suggested young players' egos might take it differently. Despite the tough NFC East and a challenging schedule where they might be underdogs in every game, Jerry is taking the over on 5.5 Giants wins. Before C-Lo's update, Eddie from Commack, the Mets fan pictured at the Vatican, called in. The conversation then shifted to the new Pope, with Evan Roberts linking Jalen Brunson beyond the Villanova connection, and clips of Chris Russo breaking down the new Pope. Finally, a self-proclaimed #1 Al Dukes fan shared a "Cinco de Five-0" about Al, followed by Jerry's own list of Al's annoying habits.

Hour 1 Today on the show, Gio and Jerry are filling in for Boomer, who's at Joe Burrow's golf tournament in Cincinnati. Gio wants Jerry to wear the Celtics jersey to tease Boomer. The new Pope being a Villanova graduate and its connection to the "Villanova Knicks" was also mentioned. Before his update, C-Lo discussed the Five Borough Bike Tour and his Rangers podcast with Boomer, noting his hiccups are gone. The show previewed Knicks/Celtics game 3 and touched on the Timberwolves evening their series with the Warriors, including Draymond Green's comments about media portrayal. The Oilers' 2-0 series lead against the Golden Knights was noted. The hour ended with a discussion about seagulls at the Vatican signaling the new Pope. Hour 2 Gio discussed a potentially embarrassing video revealing the Giants' desire to trade up for Cam Ward, questioning how Abdul Carter and Jaxson Dart might feel. Jerry argued that as the #1 pick, they shouldn't be offended, but Gio suggested young players' egos might take it differently. Despite the tough NFC East and a challenging schedule where they might be underdogs in every game, Jerry is taking the over on 5.5 Giants wins. Before C-Lo's update, Eddie from Commack, the Mets fan pictured at the Vatican, called in. The conversation then shifted to the new Pope, with Evan Roberts linking Jalen Brunson beyond the Villanova connection, and clips of Chris Russo breaking down the new Pope. Finally, a self-proclaimed #1 Al Dukes fan shared a "Cinco de Five-0" about Al, followed by Jerry's own list of Al's annoying habits. Hour 3 Gio noted the Knicks would feel great up 3-0 but are still in a good position at 2-1, despite being underdogs. Jerry is wearing a Celtics jersey in Boomer's chair to annoy him over his Nets fandom. The conversation touched on George Pickens joining the Cowboys and the challenge for Dak Prescott managing him and Cee Dee Lam b. They took Knicks calls regarding game 3, and Gio mentioned a new Black Mirror episode. Caller Tracy asked if Gio and Jerry played sports growing up. C-Lo's update included Paul Pierce not walking barefoot to work as promised after the Knicks' win, Boston sports radio dismissing the Knicks as "trash," an usher trying to remove Knicks fans, and Dave Portnoy calling them "despicable." The hour concluded with Jerry announcing a charity golf tournament on August 18th in Marlboro, NJ, and a mention of a pro-am involving Kevin Costner. Hour 4 Pablo Torre reported that Bill Belichick's girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, is banned from UNC facilities, prompting Gio to comment on how attractiveness can influence tolerance for "crazy." C-Lo's final update included sounds of the Timberwolves' win over the Warriors, Charles Barkley criticizing players for being "wussies," the Oilers' OT win against the Golden Knights, and the Rangers introducing Mike Sullivan as coach. Clips featured Chris Russo "ranking Popes" and Julian Edelman noting Belichick becoming a distraction after preaching against them. Abdul Carter will wear #51 in rookie camp (potentially changing), and Rafael Devers is resisting the Red Sox's suggestion to play first base. The Moment of the Day was Chris Russo breaking down the new Pope. Gio concluded the week discussing Mother's Day pressure, stating that morning golf is unacceptable.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with Tommy Lugauer saying the Knicks in six before last night's game. The Celtics missed 45 of 60 3-pointers. We heard a reaction from Evan Roberts after the game.

Can the Knicks win the first two in Boston? Boomer noted the Celtics' off night and injuries, highlighting the Villanova players' performance. While Boomer was happy with the Knicks' win, Gio insisted it doesn't preclude criticizing Towns. A reluctant woman now enjoys the show. Jerry's update included Tommy Lugauer's pre-Game 1 "Knicks in six" prediction, the Celtics missing 45 of 60 three-pointers, and Evan Roberts' reaction. The Yankees lost again due to Devin Williams' rough inning. The Mets won in Arizona despite bullpen struggles. The Islanders won the draft lottery. Game 2 is tomorrow in Boston, followed by a Saturday game at the Garden. Gio almost gave up watching when the Knicks were down 20.