Podcast appearances and mentions of Gary Cohen

C-Lo returns with the Yankees win over the Orioles. Jazz Chisholm Jr. complained to an umpire during a play last night. Boomer says it's always something with him. Heliot Ramos continues to struggle. Fernando Tatis Jr. had himself a night at Citi Field to lift the Padres over the Mets. Howie Rose joined Gary Cohen in the SNY booth last night. We have an update on the Ketel Marte situation.

Boomer maps out routes for Jerry's upcoming Long Island party before Jerry tackles Friday traffic for Cowboys pregame duty. A caller recounts a failed meet-up with Al at Monmouth Park, while listeners offer advice on surviving long drives without bathroom breaks. Following Dunkin orders, C-Lo kicks off updates with a Yankees win over the Orioles, Jazz Chisholm Jr. complaining to an umpire, Boomer's claim that it's always something with Jazz, and Heliot Ramos' continuing struggles. Plus, Fernando Tatis Jr. dominates the Mets at Citi Field, Howie Rose joins Gary Cohen in the booth, the crew updates Ketel Marte's situation, and a 22-0 Brewers blowout inspires Jerry to look back at baseball's wildest high-scoring games.

We start with former Ravens player OJ Brigance passing away from ALS at 56, leading into a discussion on football's role in the disease as Boomer recalls a hit that left him with no memory of a game. C-Lo returns for an update featuring Gary Cohen calling Carson Benge's second runner thrown out at the plate in the same inning, Howie Rose calling AJ Ewing throwing a runner out at home, and Cohen's complete confusion over what a 'squishy dumpling' is. Next, we hear Malik Nabers talk about the dog waking up in him, plus Aaron Glenn addressing a player throwing up and Breece Hall straining his groin. Finally, the hour wraps up with a round of 'Old Man, Young Man'.

Jerry fills in for Gio on Boomer & Jerry as the guys break down Mets home-plate defense, the MLB playoff race, and whether NFL starters should play in the preseason. The tone shifts to honor former Raven OJ Brigance and discuss football's physical toll, alongside C-Lo's updates featuring highlight calls, Gary Cohen's 'squishy dumpling' confusion, and sound bites from Malik Nabers and Aaron Glenn. The show wraps by exploring Nielsen ranking New York last in NFL fan indexes, revisiting a classic Mad Dog vs. Boomer throwback, crowning Jerry asking Boomer if he's on cocaine as Moment of the Day, and closing on the surprising Lakers sale.

Aaron Glenn is putting his fingerprints all over the Jets defense, and the stakes could not be higher. Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber as they debate whether Glenn taking over the defensive play-calling can help save his job, why the Jets loaded up that side of the ball, and how much a breakout from David Bailey could change the outlook. Tiki explains why Glenn has to lean into his greatest strength rather than go down holding back. The Yankees' Old Timers Day also comes under fire as Shaun and Tiki examine why younger fans are skipping the ceremony, whether the tradition has lost its appeal, and why the party outside Yankee Stadium may now be the bigger draw. Plus, Gary Cohen repeatedly butchers Chris McMonigle's name, Tommy DeVito gets a new Patriots nickname, and a cosmic triple header sends the show deep into aliens, eclipses and outer space.

C-Lo starts with the sounds of the Yankees beating the Mariners. The Mets lost to the Braves and didn't score. AJ Ewing made a great catch that Gary Cohen called a ‘psychopathic play'. Craig Carton said he buried the hatchet with Geno Smith at Jets camp yesterday.

Contractors, why is a $20M business still broke? Gary Cohen, EVP of CCN, breaks down why net profit — not revenue — is the only number that matters. We cover the 3 levers CCN pulls first with struggling contractors, the "Primal Selling System," and why discipline separates profitable owners from the rest. Plus: details on CCN's Elevate 2026 conference.

The Yankees' struggling offense has reached the point where Evan Roberts believes Brian Cashman must call up George Lombard Jr. immediately. Evan argues that Jose Caballero and Anthony Volpe have already shown what they are, while Lombard could provide the jolt the lineup desperately needs. Tiki Barber urges caution about throwing a young prospect into a pennant race, and Shaun Morash wonders whether the Yankees are saving Lombard for after the trade deadline. The conversation shifts to a lost Mets season, Keith Hernandez and Gary Cohen sounding increasingly fed up, and even Donald Trump taking a shot at the team. Evan, Tiki and Shaun also debate the excitement surrounding John Harbaugh and the Giants, why his résumé gives his message credibility, and whether universal optimism should make Giants fans nervous.

The Mets' miserable season is wearing down everyone, including Keith Hernandez and Gary Cohen. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash react to the SNY broadcasters getting noticeably looser with their criticism, from Cohen mocking Brewers fans to Hernandez taking another shot at the Mets' handling of first base. Donald Trump then joins the pile-on by mocking the Mets' enormous payroll and constant losing, leading to a fact-check over whether they actually have baseball's highest salary. The conversation spirals into the viral John Heyman controversy, the meaning of the day's strangest insult and the brutal reality of how little the Mets are getting for all the money they spend.

As Tom Brady teams up with WWE, the guys try to figure out which events he'll actually join, followed by a quick look at Kenan Thompson's surprise over Peyton Manning's SNL comedy chops. Gio then shares his plan to meet his mom in the city for her birthday Broadway play—admitting he's dreading a potential Nathan Lane understudy, and acknowledging he is utterly incapable of enjoying the show. Jerry kicks off his update with Luis Robert Jr.'s monster home run in the Mets' 4-0 win over the Brewers, before moving to A's rookie Joshua Kuroda-Grauer suffering a ruptured testicle after fouling a ball off his un-cupped nether region. Gio suspects Gary Cohen only sent get-well wishes on the Mets broadcast just so he could say "ruptured testicle" on air, and to no one's surprise, the show wraps up the hour by discussing the injury even further.

A's rookie Joshua Kuroda-Grauer suffered a ruptured testicle after fouling a ball off his nether region while not wearing a cup. Gary Cohen sent him well wishes on the Mets broadcast last night and Gio thinks he only did it because he wanted to say “ruptured testicle” on air.

Wyman & Bob have a parent teacher conference with the Mariners and give the team different grades for how they have been performing in different areas. // We got on injury report from Justin Hollander and talk about when we could see players like Brendan Donovan and Matt Brash again. // The guys listen into some audio from Jeff Passan and determine if the Mariners are a World Series contending team and potential trade deadline targets. // Sweeping the Dial: Matthew Stafford was asked what hurts more; seeing Cooper Kupp play for Seattle or getting booed in Detroit. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler giving an update on Texan’s QB CJ Stroud’s extension. The Mets allowed a “Little League” Home Run against the Blue Jays last night, here’s SNY’s Gary Cohen and Ron Darling on the call.

Evan, Tiki, and Shaun talk about Gary Cohen seemingly eulogizing a Mets team that has a whole lot of baseball left to go.

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

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

Brian Windhorst spoke on ESPN Radio this morning about the odds the Knicks wind up re-signing Mitchell Robinson. How are the many moves across the NBA impacting the Knicks title defense? Plus, Audio Files featuring Gary Cohen & the possibility of Tarik Skubal to the Yankees! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Before every iconic call from Mike Breen, Gary Cohen, Marv Albert, Ian Eagle and so many others, there's someone making sure they have every statistic, trend and historical nugget at their fingertips. Jay Horwitz sits down with longtime sports statistician David Fried to discuss an incredible career spanning nearly four decades. From his days as a Mets intern in 1988 to becoming one of the most respected statisticians in sports broadcasting, David shares stories about working alongside legendary announcers, preparing for NBA Finals, NFL broadcasts, Mets games and much more. David also reflects on unforgettable moments with the Knicks, working with Gary Cohen from home, the evolution of sports analytics, and why great broadcasting is all about preparation. If you love the Mets, Knicks, broadcasting or behind-the-scenes sports stories, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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

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.

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 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.

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.

Daniel Murphy joins Jay Horwitz for a wide-ranging conversation about his evolving broadcasting career, his unforgettable run with the Mets, and why he still studies baseball history every single day. Murphy reflects on leaving the Mets after the 2015 season, the emotional return to Citi Field, working alongside Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez and Ron Darling on SNY broadcasts, and the relationships that still mean the most to him from his playing days. He also dives into his love for baseball history, stories from the 2015 postseason run, fantasy football with David Wright, and why he believes this Mets team can still turn things around. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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.

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.

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.

How's your business doing… financially? I don't mean "Are you having a great sales year?"... I mean, when you dig down into the nitty gritty numbers, is it healthy? Are you doing as well as you should? Are you doing as well as you THINK you are? This podcast is all about getting into your numbers. In this episode, Rich interviews Gary Cohen, Vice President of Certified Contractors Network; They are going to do a deep dive into what kinds of things you should be looking at and measuring to make sure everything is working as well as it should. You'll hear a lot about KPI's… key performance indicators… and something called "the virtuous cycle." This is not the most fun and entertaining episode you're ever going to hear–but it just might be one of the most important for the overall health of your business

They discuss the Mets' weather-delayed series in Colorado and the general lack of excitement surrounding the team's poor play. A debate ensues over SNY's Gary Cohen using the word "pulchritudinous" during a broadcast, leading to a broader conversation about language, historical beauty standards, and the existence of William Shakespeare. 01:00 - Mets Colorado Series Postponed 04:04 - Gary Cohen's Word Choice 07:54 - David Cone's On-Air Comment 14:04 - Spelling Pulchritudinous 18:07 - Shakespeare And Beauty Standards

They react to Mets announcer Gary Cohen using the word pulchritudinous during a broadcast and Todd Zeile's hilarious reaction. The conversation shifts to pipe-smoking impressions before a call with Greg in Queens, who possesses a uniquely deep, robotic voice. Greg demonstrates his vocal range with impressions ranging from Darth Vader to a movie trailer narrator. 01:00 - Gary Cohen's Vocabulary Test 04:39 - Pipe Smoking Impressions 08:41 - Greg's Cinematic Voice

Craig and Big Mac roast Gary Cohen for his vocabulary choices during a recent Mets broadcast, specifically his use of the word "pulchritudinous." They break down the Knicks' blowout win over the 76ers and tackle a contentious debate regarding the athleticism of baseball players compared to other pro athletes. 01:50 - Mets Game Postponed 04:56 - Gary Cohen Vocabulary Rant 14:37 - Spelling Out Big Words 23:45 - Replaying Cohen Clip 30:27 - Greg In Queens 36:28 - Knicks Physical Dominance 40:42 - Clint Eastwood Movies 51:31 - Baseball Athlete Debate 01:03:21 - Coliseum Battle Royale

Craig and Big Mac break down the New York Knicks' overwhelming victory over the 76ers, specifically calling out Joel Embiid for his perceived 'softness' and foul-baiting. They praise the New York Yankees' red-hot streak and debate the athletic differences between baseball and basketball players. The discussion also touches on Gary Cohen's use of 'pulchritudinous,' J.R. Smith's MSG appearance, and the upcoming Enhanced Games in Abu Dhabi. 01:50 - Sports Capital Of World 05:43 - Joel Embiid Criticism 10:07 - Knicks Historic Dominance 15:03 - Best Version Of Knicks 28:30 - Sixers Blue Dot Disease 32:39 - Giannis To Knicks Debate 37:11 - Skipping Game For Sonny 41:51 - Wet Nurse Discussion 18:23 - Yankees Pitching Dominance 24:33 - Big Mac Health Struggles 28:56 - Led Zeppelin Prank 33:30 - Athlete Decathlon Debate 38:14 - Jeff McNeil Trade 43:48 - Malaria Diagnosis Debate 50:46 - Gary Cohen Vocabulary 56:13 - Enhanced Games Abu Dhabi 30:22 - Tiki Slams Joel Embiid 34:55 - Tiki's Shock Jock Turn

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.

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.

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.

The Yankees keep rolling and even Michael Kay's on air puns are stealing the spotlight after Fernando Cruz worked out of a massive jam against Texas. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the Yankees' hot streak, joke about Michael Kay channeling full dad joke energy, and debate whether Sean Morash could outdo him in the booth. They also dive into the Knicks taking control of their playoff series, Cade Cunningham's struggles, and why Pistons Magic has suddenly become must watch basketball. Later, Evan unloads on what he sees as hypocrisy from Gary Cohen after comments about Daniel Murphy's success with the Nationals reopened an old Mets debate. The crew revisits Cohen's past criticism of Murphy, argues about whether fans and broadcasters should own bad takes, and breaks down the current state of the Mets offense during their brutal slump. Plus, the guys react to Boomer Esiason impersonating Sean Morash, brainstorm WFAN roster additions, and continue the station's ongoing obsession with “net negatives” in New York sports.

A strong night for New York sports quickly turned into a fiery debate when Evan Roberts revisited an old Gary Cohen opinion about Daniel Murphy that still bothers Mets fans years later. After hearing Cohen describe Murphy's Nationals success as “painful” to watch, Evan dug up an old clip calling Murphy a “net negative” and questioned whether broadcasters and fans alike do enough to own their bad takes when history proves them wrong. Evan, Tiki Barber and Shaun also break down whether two things can be true at once in sports fandom, debate how painful it really is watching former stars succeed with rivals, and hand out current “net negative” labels across New York sports. Plus, they react to another dominant Knicks performance, discuss Yankees pitching prospects and trade deadline possibilities, and even critique a listener designed WFAN “L” sign that sparked its own hilarious argument.

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.

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.

Finally! Some good news! First, we're trying out a new format! Also, Will "the Thrill" Ireton has an Instagram and Mets broadcaster Gary Cohen mistakes Hyeseong Kim for Yoshinobu Yamamoto. 9:21 - Welcome to our new segment, INSIDE BASEBALL, where we get into the nitty gritty of the stats and specifics. First, we chat position players: Masataka Yoshida hits his first career walk off and extends the Green Monsta City Connect streak, Kazuma Okamoto looks loose, Munetaka Murakami looks like Kyle Schwarber, and Team Korea's Jahmai Jones and Shay Whitcomb both finally make the starting lineup and homer.27:47 - Ohtani transition! His on-base streak continues, he signs a ball for a 100-year-old survivor of Nagasaki, the Angels exclude him from their 60 year celebration video, and his first outing as a pitcher only is, of course, impressive. 38:00 - INSIDE BASEBALL: PITCHING debuts and we break down Bryan Woo and balks, Shota Imanaga's impressive outings, Yusei Kikuchi's ups and downs, and pray to the baseball gods that Kodai Senga and Roki Sasaki figure something out.52:01 - New segment! We dive into a cultural aspect of the Asians in Baseball Cinematic Universe. This week, we discuss Tatsuya Imai and the struggle of players transitioning from NPB/KBO (Japan and Korea's leagues) to MLB. Let us know what you think and throw out some name suggestions in the comments!

Awaiting response from Joe. Looking at next week for 'Navy Caps on the Road' on The Point and The Arch. Three hour QFTA yesterday. Live swiping. Take that, Gary Cohen. Response rate on the apps. Standing up for the shorts. Weeble Wobbles. Michigan/Arizona over under. Brad Underwood talking about his matchup with UConn. Big enough to eat hay and pull a wagon. Most overplayed song of the last year. How do Mizzou fans feel about Illinois in the Final 4? Load up the hate lines.The song that's taking over the St. Louis area. Chairman is David Harbour and Jackson is Jason Bateman. The cheery outlook on Reddit. Borscht. What would Jackson give up for a Mizzou FInal Four. Craig Carton's not happy on WFAN. Buh bye Francisco Lindor. Frank The Tank from Barstool lost it when the Cards walked off the Mets on Wednesday. Todd Zeile taking some shrapnel. Live from Martin's hotel room in Queens. Sup, doubters?Pozo starting makes us randy. See, we're just like Queens. Lil Astoria. Tell me again what a PAWG is.Jackson released when Martin showed him a picture of Augusta. Blues broadcaster, Joey Vitale checking in with us from the West Coast and he's not interested. Joey likes grounding. Shoes are the enemy. It's a fish fry, not a fish bake, Doug. Flasher people. Joey declared the playoff push dead on the Kerbside Podcast. Should we expect the team to try and add some offensive punch? Whose names are in pencil and whose are in pen?Blow, Johnny, Blow. Dangly earrings. Still trying to define mogging. 1.5 car carports. Drops of the Week. Bill Black (The Hair Barber) sounds like he might be calling in. The Cardinal lineup is out and Tim's not happy about it. Kinda takes the air out of Pozo starting. Ok, Derek, whatever you say. Down on the farm. Pooh Sheisty.Tell me this isn't the jam. Mt. Rushmore of sports vessels. Jackson thinks the Lombardi Trophy should be bigger. Alabama AD talking about doing away with the SEC Championship game.Former Blues defenseman Chris Pronger joins us. Jackson isn't on a Papers level with Chris Pronger. Not impressed with Jackson's puck knowledge. Fireside chat with Pronger and Chris Kerber at Stifel. His new book. What are people willing to do to be great? Getting traded for Brendan Shanahan. Taking questions from the listeners. His interest in working in a front office. The pressure in Toronto. His thoughts on the Blues and their long term future. What has he enjoyed most in his post-playing days? Sugar Ray playing at this Stanley Cup party.Some Sugar Ray for you, Doug. Why doesn't Pronger have a statue at Enterprise Center? E-Mail of the DayJackson still hasn't announced where he will be watching the Final Four this weekend. Are there any public residences? Audio of Danny Hurley talking about making the Final Four.Free Sheisty. Tough video of the Tiger Woods arrest. Talking to the President. Hard to say when we'll see Tiger on the golf course again. The blue curtain statement from 16 years ago.Stanford Steve believes in the Illini. Preemptive copium from Illinois fans.And the winner of the Design Aire Heating & Cooling EMOTD is...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-33:55) Awaiting response from Joe. Looking at next week for 'Navy Caps on the Road' on The Point and The Arch. Three hour QFTA yesterday. Live swiping. Take that, Gary Cohen. Response rate on the apps. Standing up for the shorts. Weeble Wobbles. Michigan/Arizona over under. Brad Underwood talking about his matchup with UConn. Big enough to eat hay and pull a wagon. Most overplayed song of the last year. How do Mizzou fans feel about Illinois in the Final 4? Load up the hate lines.(34:03-56:09) The song that's taking over the St. Louis area. Chairman is David Harbour and Jackson is Jason Bateman. The cheery outlook on Reddit. Borscht. What would Jackson give up for a Mizzou FInal Four. Craig Carton's not happy on WFAN. Buh bye Francisco Lindor. Frank The Tank from Barstool lost it when the Cards walked off the Mets on Wednesday. Todd Zeile taking some shrapnel. Live from Martin's hotel room in Queens. Sup, doubters?(56:19-1:03:52) Pozo starting makes us randy. See, we're just like Queens. Lil Astoria. Tell me again what a PAWG is.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This podcast is a discussion about Identity that RIch had with Gary Cohen from Certified Contractors NEtwork, CCN, for that organization's podcast, called the Contractor's Toolbox. This is a great discussion because Gary digs in deep and Rich shares some thoughts and examples of Identity that you've probably never heard before, even if you're a long-time listener. Next week, Gary returns the favor, and will appear as a guest with Rich on THIS podcast, where they will be talking about Managing Your Business by the Numbers.

Arthur Aidala, Criminal Defense Attorney, joins the program to discuss various legal topics, including a high-profile Charlie Kirk murder case involving Tyler Robinson in Utah and the legal proceedings against him. Aidala also touches on the controversy surrounding Gary Cohen's comments about a Chicago Cubs player missing a game for Kirk's funeral. Additionally, Arthur speaks on Michael Cohen's surprising statement about Jim Comey's involvement in the Russia investigation and culminates with expectations around the sentencing of Puff Daddy (Sean Combs). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The voice of the Mets nailed his assessment of the Mets season

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Lazlo and SlimFast have a much needed debrief after yesterday's corporate meeting. The guys have different opinions about Gary Cohen getting onto a Mets' player for leaving a game for Charlie Kirk' s funeral. Lazlo can't stand Church bands, and is blown away by current apartment prices. Lazlo places his bets, and SlimFast and him get in a debate over Salvy. In Headlines, the guys discuss the new updates on the Dallas shooting, fake apartment scams, kids tipping over a cop in a Porta Potty, stretch yogurt, parents currently mad that they are re-opening Camp Mystic, and much more! Stream The Church of Lazlo podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts

The Mets play by play voice is under scrutiny for comment's during Tuesday's broadcast

Hour 1 We started with a great night of baseball for the locals, with the Yankees clinching a playoff spot and the Mets coming back to beat the Cubs. It felt like a special night for the Mets. And where is Keith Hernandez? Is he sick? Jaxson Dart is starting for the Giants this weekend at home against the Chargers. Even though Russell Wilson had a great game against Dallas, he threw terrible interceptions last week. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Yankees beating the White Sox and clinching a playoff spot. We heard the sounds of Howie Rose as the Mets came back to beat the Cubs as Brandon Nimmo had a 3-run game tying HR. Francisco Alvarez homered in the eighth which ended up being the game winner. Al actually had a new song about Jaxson Dart. Mike ‘I'm a man, I'm 40' Gundy was fired by Oklahoma State. In the final segment of the hour, WFAN producer Brian Rascona told Gio that Ken Griffey Jr was walking around the Ryder Cup and nobody seemed to notice him. Hour 2 Jaxson Dart is getting the start for the Giants this week. Nobody really talks about the pressure a quarterback faces in their first real NFL game. Boomer brings it up, but you don't hear many other people talk about it. It's different from the pre-season. Boomer likes Dart's attitude compared to some of the other rookie QBs that came to the Jets and Giants. Jerry returns for an update, but first Gio wonders if the teams being bused back and forth for the Ryder Cup are listening to the show. Jerry starts with Ian Poulter criticizing American golf fans. Brandon Nimmo hit a game tying 3-run homer as the Mets beat the Cubs. Francisco Alvarez ended up hitting what ended up being the game winning HR. The Yankees beat the White Sox and clinched a playoff spot. The Guardians have overtaken the Tigers and former WFAN Adam ‘The Bull' was so excited he made a weird noise. In the final segment of the hour, a caller wonders if Daniel Jones will get a big contract in Indianapolis (he will hang up and listen). Hour 3 We started the hour with the Jets as they play in Miami on Monday night. One of these teams is going to be 0-4. There is pressure on Mike McDaniel and Tua. In 2 of the 3 games, the Jets were very competitive. A caller wonders why the Giants even brought Russell Wilson in if they had already signed Jameis Winston. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Howie Rose and the sounds of the Mets beating the Cubs to get back in charge of their own destiny. Brandon Nimmo hit a game tying HR and Francisco Alvarez hit the eventual game winning HR. Jerry compares ‘douche bag says what' from the 1990s to ‘Boomer will cream pie me' from this morning. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about Gary Cohen's comments last night about a Cubs player missing a game to attend Charlie Kirk's memorial service. We continued arguing about the phrase, ‘control your own destiny'. Hour 4 Nicole Rae from Skratch Golf is in the studio to talk about the Ryder Cup. They hosted us for our trip to Pebble Beach as well. Jerry returns for his final update of the day, but first Gio gives us alcohol prices for drinks at the Ryder Cup. Jerry starts with the sounds of the Yankees beating the White Sox as Caballero had a walk off single. We heard Howie Rose on the call as Francisco Alvarez homered making it 9-7 Mets. Micah Parsons was asked how it will feel when he sacks Dak this weekend. The Moment of The Day: Al has a new song, reminding Gio of marriage. In the final segment of the show, WFAN producer Brian Rascona checks in from the Ryder Cup.

Gary Cohen notes Cubs absence as crew debates ‘control your own destiny.'

Jets face the Dolphins Monday night with both teams desperate to avoid 0-4, putting heat on Tua and McDaniel. A caller ripped the Giants for signing Wilson after already adding Jameis. Jerry's update featured Mets drama — Nimmo tying it, Alvarez winning it — and a wild “cream pie” slip. The hour wrapped with Gary Cohen's Cubs comments and another fight over “control your own destiny.”