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11:01 - Commanders: discussion of the Commanders signing unrestricted-free-agent quarterback Josh Johnson, including his potential roles on the team, why him having been on 14 different NFL teams is worthy of praise and a look at his admirable four-game run with the Redskins in the 2018 season 24:30 - Capitals: why the Caps being just 3-6-1 over their last 10 games isn't too bothersome off a 7-0 loss at the Columbus Blue Jackets and then a 4-1 loss to the Blue Jackets at Capital One Arena 29:00 - Wizards: reaction to the tanking Wizards finishing with the second-worst record - and not the worst record - in the NBA's 2024-2025 regular season off a 119-89 loss at the Chicago Bulls but then a 119-118 season-ending win at the Miami Heat on a last-second shot by Bub Carrington 38:26 - Nationals: analysis of the Nats losing two out of three games at the Miami Marlins 54:47 - Orioles: breakdown of the O's splitting two games against the Toronto Blue Jays Download the PrizePicks app and use the promo code "Galdi" for $50 instantly after you play your first $5 lineup The Nace Law Group, Accident & Injury Lawyers - 202-902-7611 and make sure that you mention that Al Galdi sent you Call Nova Fireplace And Stove at 571-513-3803, mention that Al Galdi sent you and receive $50 off any fireplace service before Sept. 1, 2025 - this includes cleaning, safety inspection, tune-up and diagnostic work For advertising inquiries, email Sales@BlueWirePods.com Please note that time stamps may be slightly off depending on rotating national ads 

The Nats were routed 11-4 on Sunday afternoon in Miami for their 2nd straight defeat and it was their largest margin of loss so far this season. Al begins with MacKenzie Gore, who's pitching line saw four runs scored off of eight hits in six innings of work. Gore threw 105 pitches, another example of the lefty's pitch inefficiency.(05:40) Jorge Lopez & Lucas Sims combined to surrender seven runs, while only retiring the Marlins.  Sims' ERA is up to 12.79 so far this season; he was a reliever that the team signed to a one year deal at the beginning of Spring Training.(07:40) Cole Henry was called up prior to the game and pitched the bottom of the 8th.  Henry was originally a starter in their minor league system and is coming off of thoracic outlet syndrome surgery.(11:00) The Nats drew 20 walks this weekend and combined for eight of them on Sunday.  James Wood walked three times in the loss and Alex Call had one in the leadoff role.(13:30) Dylan Crews did not play for a 2nd straight day in what seemed to be in favor of giving the at-bats to Call. His OPS thus far sits at .625.(15:00) Keibert Ruiz had an inexplicable base running gaffe in top of the 5th.  Ruiz got thrown out trying to steal 3rd base with only out and the game tied, which killed the rally with the heart of the order up.(17:30) Washington faces Paul Skenes for the first time on Monday night in Pittsburgh. 

Episode 171, Segment 1 -- Grant Paulsen & Tobi Altizer open this episode of BLB venting after the Nationals Bullpen comes up small over the weekend in a series loss to the Miami Marlins. Then, they dive into who's hot and who's not after another week of Major League action. 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

Episode 171, FULL SHOW -- Grant Paulsen & Tobi Altizer open this episode of BLB venting after the Nationals Bullpen comes up small over the weekend in a series loss to the Miami Marlins. Then, they dive into who's hot and who's not after another week of Major League action; The Minor League season is officially in full swing across each of the professional levels. Grant & Tobi look back at the first full week plus of action for several top prospects across the organization; Grant & Tobi preview the upcoming 4 game series in Pittsburgh where Dylan Crews will get a chance to square off with his former LSU teammate Paul Skenes for the first time in their careers. 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

The Nats did not have effective pitching in their 7-6 loss on Saturday afternoon in Miami. Al recaps the not so pretty totals for Trevor Williams, who allowed six runs off of eight hits, before getting pulled in the bottom of the 5th.  Williams so far on the season is sporting a 7.36 ERA.(06:00) The bullpen did not allow a run on Friday night for the first time all season, but that luck did not carry over into Saturday.  Colin Poche allowed. Marlins run across, but the trio of relievers that followed him did not allow a further run.  Al points out the grisly stats so far for the lefty Poche, who pitched for Tampa Bay last year.(10:05) Washington's offense only had singles despite scoring six runs.  Keibert Ruiz had three hits while hitting third in the order and leads the team with a .985 OPS.(13:00) Alex Call drew a pair of walks in the loss and has walked a staggering nine times out of 37 plate appearances this season. (17:15) CJ Abrams has been placed on the 10-day IL due to a hip flexor strain. Abrams left Friday night's game early after re aggravating the injury that kept him out of the lineup earlier in the week.(20:00) A special listener birthday shoutout.  To learn more about the opportunity, email us at natschatpodcast@gmail.com.

The Nats trailed 4-0, but stormed back for a 7-4 victory on Friday night in Miami.  Mark & Al have plenty of offensive highlights to address, but begin with an update on CJ Abrams, who exited the game early due to a hip flexor strain. (07:00) The Nats had more extra base hits than they did singles in the win. The most pivotal one was Nathaniel Lowe's pinch-hit 3 run double that gave Washington a 5-4 lead in the 8th. Lowe was a late scratch from the starting lineup due to illness and later persevered through a 10 pitch at bat for the big hit.(10:45) James Wood homered for the fourth time in the past four games. Wood hit a towering shot in the top of the 9th to give the Nats much needed insurance.(12:40) Bell put Washington on the board with a 2 run HR in the top of the 6th.  Bell was moved to 1B after Lowe was a late scratch and that ultimately led to Alex Call taking over in LF for the DHing James Wood.  Call took advantage as he drew four walks and had a RBI double for the final run.(20:00) Mitchell Parker did not have a good outing, but the team is nonetheless 3-0 when he starts this season.  Parker gave up four runs in the bottom of the 5th and his poor defensive mechanics were a major culprit.(24:30) The bullpen finally had a game without surrendering a run in 2025. Lucas Sims walked the tightrope in his lone inning and Kyle Finnegan overcame a leadoff double to secure the save.(28:45) This was game one of a ten game road trip in three different cities.  They can reach .500 with a victory on Saturday vs. Sandy Alcantara as they currently sit at 6-7.

Today's show features Gio & Jerry as Boomer is out. They discussed Luka Doncic's 45-point return to Dallas, calling his trade and Denver's coach/GM firing unusual NBA moves. Relating this to the Knicks and Thibs, Jerry believes they can compete with Boston in a 6 or 7 game playoff series, while Gio predicts a second-round loss to Boston in the same timeframe. C-Lo's update included the Yankees' win (despite a shaky finish), Cody Bellinger's five-year chicken wing ban due to food poisoning, Gio and Jerry's fake scalped ticket stories, the Mets' shutout loss, and the White Sox's latest defeat involving Mike Tauchman. Later, Doncic received a standing ovation in Dallas. The hour concluded with Pat Boyle seeking a Masters golfer to bet on and Gio watching a tornado documentary on Netflix.

Hour 1 Today's show features Gio & Jerry as Boomer is out. They discussed Luka Doncic's 45-point return to Dallas, calling his trade and Denver's coach/GM firing unusual NBA moves. Relating this to the Knicks and Thibs, Jerry believes they can compete with Boston in a 6 or 7 game playoff series, while Gio predicts a second-round loss to Boston in the same timeframe. C-Lo's update included the Yankees' win (despite a shaky finish), Cody Bellinger's five-year chicken wing ban due to food poisoning, Gio and Jerry's fake scalped ticket stories, the Mets' shutout loss, and the White Sox's latest defeat involving Mike Tauchman. Later, Doncic received a standing ovation in Dallas. The hour concluded with Pat Boyle seeking a Masters golfer to bet on and Gio watching a tornado documentary on Netflix. Hour 2 Gio isn't overly concerned about Devin Williams' early struggles, recalling Edwin Diaz's initial adjustment in New York. He criticized Brett Baty's throwing error and questioned Jeff McNeil's continued presence on the Mets. Regarding the Masters, Gio prefers top 20 bets. A caller shared details about Masters ticket prices and pickup. Jerry joked about shooting a 150 at Augusta. C-Lo's update included the Yankees' win. The show discussed Chris Russo's disbelief over Cody Bellinger's hotel chicken wing order and Keith McPherson's unfamiliarity with "scuttlebutt." Zach Gelb interviewed Ian Eagle about his and his son's Emmy nominations. Luka Doncic's 45-point return was mentioned again. The final segment covered the Rangers missing the playoffs, which annoyed Al last year, and the current Giants draft talk also bothers him, with a question raised about the lack of Jets quarterback draft discussion. Hour 3 Justin Fields addressed media questions about the Jets potentially drafting a quarterback, stating he doesn't answer rhetorical questions but is open to teaching. Jerry believes Fields still needs instruction himself. The Steelers lack a quarterback, and Aaron Rodgers didn't appear at Pat McAfee's Pittsburgh show. The upcoming Kickoff to Summer show was mentioned. C-Lo's update covered Masters practice rounds. Allen Lazard is staying with the Jets on a reduced contract. DeShaun Watson claimed doubters will be proven wrong, but Gio called him a "slimeball loser." The show also pondered OnlyFans' profitability despite free content. The hour concluded with a discussion about Al Leiter's field in Bayville, NJ, where Jerry's son recently played, noting Al's funding of the field. Hour 4 Thibs' job might be in jeopardy if the Knicks underperform in the playoffs, especially with Michael Malone available. The Rangers will have a new coach next season, highlighting the NHL's trend of rehiring coaches. The show questioned why good coaches are repeatedly fired instead of addressing player issues. A caller described an agent interacting with OnlyFans customers. Another asked Gio about breathing magnets, which didn't help him; he plans to try mouth "hostage tape." C-Lo's final update included Adam Schein's anger at optimism following the Knicks' loss to the Celtics, Jason Day's correction of a reporter's phrase, and the disappointment of Sam Rosen missing playoff games in his final season. The Moment of the Day was a humorous suggestion of an OnlyFans featuring Fred Couples. The show concluded with a discussion about golf spectators getting hit by stray balls.

Pete Alonso hit a bases clearing double after Soto was intentionally walked to get to him. Boomer called it ‘the Juan Soto effect'. The Yankees got shutout in Detroit as Carlos Carrasco gave up 3 HRs in one inning.

Hour 1 The Knicks lost to the Celtics due to poor "token" defense in crunch time, particularly defending the 3-point shot, though it wasn't a blowout. Jerry's update covered the Knicks loss (featuring Kristaps Porzingis), Luka Doncic's ejection for trash talk (claiming it was directed at a fan), the Nuggets firing their coach and GM, Pete Alonso's bases-clearing double after Soto's intentional walk ("the Juan Soto effect"), the Yankees getting shut out, and a 44-year-old trying out for the NY Dragons arena football team (where Peter Schwartz is GM and hired his son). Hour 2 Boomer analyzed QB film, noting concerns about Shedeur Sanders' ‘patting balls', while Darius Slayton wants him on the Giants, and experts predict he'll drop to the Saints. The Giants need a QB and DT if drafting by need. Jerry's update included the Knicks' loss to the Celtics (Porzingis scored 34), NBA news, the Nuggets' coach/GM firing, the Mets beating the Marlins (Lindor's HR, Alonso's bases-clearing double after Soto's intentional walk), and the Yankees' shutout loss. The show discussed modern equivalents of caveman-era dangers, Pat Shurmur on Sanders, and a dentist warning about deadly tooth infections. Boomer shared a story about losing weight from eating raw clams. Hour 3 The Mets are on a six-game winning streak, with Pete Alonso hitting a bases-clearing double after Soto's intentional walk. The Knicks lost to the Celtics again (Porzingis scored 34), but there were encouraging signs. Jerry's update covered the Knicks loss. The show also discussed a Colts lineman's OCD struggles (with a religious aspect), the tragic roof collapse in the Dominican Republic that killed former Met/Yankee Octavio Dotel, Viktor Hovland talking about UFOs, and a preview of the Masters. Hour 4 Liz Garbus, director of the Netflix documentary 'Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer', discussed the film and the case against Rex Heuermann. Jerry's final update included Pete Alonso on capitalizing after Soto's intentional walk, sports Emmy nominees for play-by-play, Porzingis' 34 points against the Knicks, the Nuggets firing their coach/GM, and Doncic's ejection (claiming he argued with a fan). The "Moment of the Day" asked about potentially fatal caveman-era scenarios. The show ended with Tom Brady's involvement in bringing back the Dire Wolf, prompting Boomer to joke about resurrecting Abe Lincoln.

The Knicks lost to the Celtics due to poor "token" defense in crunch time, particularly defending the 3-point shot, though it wasn't a blowout. Jerry's update covered the Knicks loss (featuring Kristaps Porzingis), Luka Doncic's ejection for trash talk (claiming it was directed at a fan), the Nuggets firing their coach and GM, Pete Alonso's bases-clearing double after Soto's intentional walk ("the Juan Soto effect"), the Yankees getting shut out, and a 44-year-old trying out for the NY Dragons arena football team (where Peter Schwartz is GM and hired his son).

Boomer analyzed QB film, noting concerns about Shedeur Sanders' ‘patting balls', while Darius Slayton wants him on the Giants, and experts predict he'll drop to the Saints. The Giants need a QB and DT if drafting by need. Jerry's update included the Knicks' loss to the Celtics (Porzingis scored 34), NBA news, the Nuggets' coach/GM firing, the Mets beating the Marlins (Lindor's HR, Alonso's bases-clearing double after Soto's intentional walk), and the Yankees' shutout loss. The show discussed modern equivalents of caveman-era dangers, Pat Shurmur on Sanders, and a dentist warning about deadly tooth infections. Boomer shared a story about losing weight from eating raw clams.

Liz Garbus, director of the Netflix documentary 'Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer', discussed the film and the case against Rex Heuermann. Jerry's final update included Pete Alonso on capitalizing after Soto's intentional walk, sports Emmy nominees for play-by-play, Porzingis' 34 points against the Knicks, the Nuggets firing their coach/GM, and Doncic's ejection (claiming he argued with a fan). The "Moment of the Day" asked about potentially fatal caveman-era scenarios. The show ended with Tom Brady's involvement in bringing back the Dire Wolf, prompting Boomer to joke about resurrecting Abe Lincoln.

As the Masters begins, Gio discussed his betting plans and intriguing tournament angles, along with the potential PGA/LIV merger. Jerry's final update covered the Mets' 2-0 win over the Marlins (Soto's RBI, 5th straight win, Lindor's 1500th hit), the Yankees' cold loss (Rodon's HR comment), and Ohtani/Dodgers' White House visit with Trump. Sam Rosen's call signaled the Rangers' season's end. The Moment of the Day was Jerry's awkward Boomer impression. The show concluded with Gio and Eddie reminiscing about a mistaken Zoom call and an awkward interview with Chris Russo and Serena Williams.

Hour 1 The Rangers' season is likely over, while the Mets continue winning despite offensive struggles, thanks to strong pitching and a solid bullpen. Cold weather forced MLB to reschedule games, with snow falling during the Yankees' Detroit game. Florida won the NCAA Championship against Houston. The Detroit Tigers' assistant GM resigned after accusations of sending inappropriate photos to female colleagues at the Tigers and MLB. Jerry's update included sounds of Florida's win, Charles Barkley's comments about San Antonio women, and a recap of the Mets' 2-0 shutout of the Marlins. Jerry's Boomer impressions were awkward. The hour concluded with further discussion of the Tigers' assistant GM's resignation and a caller's contrasting perspective on sending such photos within a marriage. Hour 2 A Queens dean reported a student's father sent them inappropriate photos after a school outreach about the child's poor performance, prompting Boomer to question Gio's potential reaction to a bad report card. Jerry's update highlighted the Mets' 2-0 shutout of the Marlins (Senga's strong pitching, Lindor's 3 hits), Judge's RBI in the Yankees' loss, and the Dodgers' White House visit. Florida won the NCAA Championship. JJ Watt discussed the difficulty of criticizing players, countered by Boomer's "call it like you see it" stance. The Kelce brothers discussed detachable body parts. Lastly, Yankees and Mets games were moved to daytime due to cold, and the Knicks' performance against different caliber teams was noted. Hour 3 Reports suggest the Giants will draft Abdul Carter if both he and Shedeur Sanders are available, with the Saints being the betting favorite for Sanders at pick nine, implying teams might be hesitant about him as a top-five pick despite quarterback needs at the top. Boomer questioned the Browns' strategy if they skip a QB, echoing Gio's sentiment about the Giants. They discussed first-round QB busts. Jerry's update included the final call of Florida's championship win, the Mets' shutout of the Marlins, the Yankees' cold loss, Ohtani's near-cycle, and Trump's praise for Betts at the Dodgers' White House visit. The hour ended with Gio's annoyance at social media food reviews mimicking Dave Portnoy and the overuse of "didn't have that on my bingo card," Boomer's enjoyment of irritating Jerry, and news of an upcoming docuseries on Jerry Jones. Hour 4 As the Masters begins, Gio discussed his betting plans and intriguing tournament angles, along with the potential PGA/LIV merger. Jerry's final update covered the Mets' 2-0 win over the Marlins (Soto's RBI, 5th straight win, Lindor's 1500th hit), the Yankees' cold loss (Rodon's HR comment), and Ohtani/Dodgers' White House visit with Trump. Sam Rosen's call signaled the Rangers' season's end. The Moment of the Day was Jerry's awkward Boomer impression. The show concluded with Gio and Eddie reminiscing about a mistaken Zoom call and an awkward interview with Chris Russo and Serena Williams.

The Rangers' season is likely over, while the Mets continue winning despite offensive struggles, thanks to strong pitching and a solid bullpen. Cold weather forced MLB to reschedule games, with snow falling during the Yankees' Detroit game. Florida won the NCAA Championship against Houston. The Detroit Tigers' assistant GM resigned after accusations of sending inappropriate photos to female colleagues at the Tigers and MLB. Jerry's update included sounds of Florida's win, Charles Barkley's comments about San Antonio women, and a recap of the Mets' 2-0 shutout of the Marlins. Jerry's Boomer impressions were awkward. The hour concluded with further discussion of the Tigers' assistant GM's resignation and a caller's contrasting perspective on sending such photos within a marriage.

A Queens dean reported a student's father sent them inappropriate photos after a school outreach about the child's poor performance, prompting Boomer to question Gio's potential reaction to a bad report card. Jerry's update highlighted the Mets' 2-0 shutout of the Marlins (Senga's strong pitching, Lindor's 3 hits), Judge's RBI in the Yankees' loss, and the Dodgers' White House visit. Florida won the NCAA Championship. JJ Watt discussed the difficulty of criticizing players, countered by Boomer's "call it like you see it" stance. The Kelce brothers discussed detachable body parts. Lastly, Yankees and Mets games were moved to daytime due to cold, and the Knicks' performance against different caliber teams was noted.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Gators winning the NCAA Championship. Charles Barkley took another shot at the women of San Antonio. The Mets shutout the Marlins 2-0 as Juan Soto drove in Francisco Lindor with a double. Jerry is doing impressions of Boomer during this update and it's making us all uncomfortable. The Yankees lost in the snow in Detroit yesterday.

Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino talk everything Atlanta Sports, the National Sports picture and the current (and WAY back when) in pop culture! Get the latest and your fill of Atlanta Braves, Georgia Bulldogs, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Hawks daily from two "Southern" Yankees daily Mon-Fri from 11a-2p! The 10am hour is sponsored by Cornerstone Remodeling Atlanta, for renovations to your home, trust Cornerstone. X Question of the Day on the Harrah's Cherokee X Feed Mixed bag this weekend for our Braves What a Final Four it was Saturday night History in the NHL - Ovi gets number 895 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Miami Marlins vs. Atlanta Braves MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T Marlins at Braves 1:30PM ET—Sandy Alcantara will start for Miami. Alcantara was sidelined last year with an injury. He has 140 career starts and eight relief appearances with an ERA of 3.32 with WHIP of 1.15 and 0.91 home runs per nine innings. He had two starts on the season allowing four earned runs with 11 strikeouts in 9 2/3rd innings. Grant Holmes will start for Atlanta. Holmes appeared in 26 games last year with an ERA of 3.56 with WHIP of 1.19. The righthander struck out 24.8% with 5.3% walks. Ground balls were 38.5% with 1.80 home runs per nine innings. He appeared in two games this season allowing four earned runs with five strikeouts in five innings.

In hour four, Solana recaps some of the wildest NIL deals that have taken place during this year's NCAA Tournament. Steven is the rare Marlins/Rays Baseball fan, and has had some pretty bad luck when it comes to baseball in his lifetime. South Florida has the potential to have a great sports weekend with some wins!

Hour 2: Tyler Herro has changed the way most heat fans view him full In hour two, Solana stands firm on his take that Cracker Barrel is strictly only good for nostalgia…and that Waffle House food isn't great. How will the Marlins stack up against the winless Braves this weekend? The Panthers have a couple of important games this weekend. Lee Sterling Joins the show with some of his best bets for the weekend in the Final Four and an outlook at how many games the Dolphins may win this season. In hour two, Solana stands firm on his take that Cracker Barrel is strictly only good for nostalgia…and that Waffle House food isn't great. How will the Marlins stack up against the winless Braves this weekend? The Panthers have a couple of important game 1835 Fri, 04 Apr 2025 22:04:25 +0000 YhZsMh2mA7K9rOKMRTNNhmb6Gp0l3Yw0 baseball,basketball,ncaa tournament,mlb,nba,final four,march madness,miami marlins,miami heat,tyler herro,sports Hochman and Crowder baseball,basketball,ncaa tournament,mlb,nba,final four,march madness,miami marlins,miami heat,tyler herro,sports Hour 2: Tyler Herro has changed the way most heat fans view him Weekdays 2 - 6 pm 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.amperwavepodca

Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino talk everything Atlanta Sports, the National Sports picture and the current (and WAY back when) in pop culture! Get the latest and your fill of Atlanta Braves, Georgia Bulldogs, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Hawks daily from two "Southern" Yankees daily Mon-Fri from 11a-2p! The 11am hour is presented by Trajan Weath. Planning for tomorrow starts today. Visit TrajanWealth.com to learn more about retirement and state planning. Braves Home Opener is here...is our first W on it's way? Final Four preview with CBS' Clark Kellogg Drive Around The Sports World Conor McGregor vs the Paul Brothers See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino talk everything Atlanta Sports, the National Sports picture and the current (and WAY back when) in pop culture! Get the latest and your fill of Atlanta Braves, Georgia Bulldogs, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Hawks daily from two "Southern" Yankees daily Mon-Fri from 11a-2p! The 10am hour is sponsored by Cornerstone Remodeling Atlanta, for renovations to your home, trust Cornerstone. X Question of the Day on the Harrah's Cherokee X Feed The Braves home opener is finally here!! RedZone - Falcons Draft The Masters, PGA & LIV See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HR1 - Spencer Schwellenbach may end up being Braves' best pitcher in a few years In hour one Tiffany, Mike, and Beau talk about their failed relationships of the past, and their friend's failed relationships of the past. The Morning Shift crew continues hour one by previewing tonight's Braves' home opener against the Miami Marlins, talking about why they have confidence in Spencer Schwellenbach getting the job done tonight, and explaining what they think the bats have to do to turn things around offensively. Tiffany, Mike, and Beau also preview the men's and women's Final Four matchups, discuss the future of college basketball and college sports in general, and let you hear Jim Nantz give his take on the future of college basketball. The Morning Shift crew reacts to what Nantz had to say as well.

The Phillies are 5-1 out the gates and host the World Series Champion Dodgers this weekend for three at The Bank. A great early litmus test for this group, they are 7-3 in their last 10 against LA, including wins in 6 of their last 7 contests. Early on, the lineup is quiet against starting pitchers while raking against relief pitchers. To beat the Dodgers, the Phils will have to change that narrative. There have been contributions from the bottom of the order with Sosa and Rojas, and the new addition, Max Kepler, has began his Phillies career in solid fashion. The marathon of the MLB Season is underway as the VetPhact and Prem's MLB Picks returns, with three Moneyline Locks for this Friday's games. Segments include: VetPhact, Prem's MLB Picks.Courtesy of the Vet Alumni Members Association (VAMA) 

The Knicks' lackluster performance in Cleveland, Ja Morant's finger gun gesture, and the NFL's crackdown on similar celebrations were discussed. Updates included the Yankees' loss, Pete Alonso's home run, and Shohei Ohtani's walk-off. The Dodgers and Padres remain undefeated. Deion Sanders' comments about his son and the Giants were highlighted, along with a report about Shedeur's draft prospects. The segment ended with a caller criticizing Roger Goodell and referencing a Super Bowl halftime show.

The Mets rallied past the Marlins, highlighted by Pete Alonso's crucial home run, despite Keith Hernandez's "piss poor hitting" assessment. The Yankees struggled, striking out 16 times against the D-Backs. Other news included the Knicks' loss to the Cavaliers, Alex Ovechkin nearing Wayne Gretzky's goal record, and a discussion about Boomer's pronunciation of "Gabe Perreault."

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Yankees losing to the D-Backs and striking out a ton thanks to Zac Gallen. We heard Gary Cohen on the call as Pete Alonso hit a game tying 3-run HR in the 8th. Alonso is fired up for tomorrow's home opener. Shohei Ohtani hit a walk off HR on his bobblehead night. The Dodgers and Padres are both undefeated.

Brad Rowland and Scott Coleman co-host Episode 174 of the Hammer Territory Podcast. Topics include an 0-7 start for the Atlanta Braves, a blown five-run lead on Wednesday in Los Angeles, Reynaldo Lopez's shoulder, Marcell Ozuna taking a ton of walks, the upcoming home opener against the Miami Marlins, and much more. You can now stream Braves games all season long with FanDuel Sports Network. Use promo code baseball30 for a 30-day free trial at FanDuelSportsNetwork.com/packages.

We're switching things up on The Flame: Entertainment & Sports! This episode introduces The Flame Round—a rapid-fire breakdown of the hottest topics in entertainment and sports, with a 2-minute limit per topic. No dragging, just straight heat⚡ Topics include:

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Yankees losing to the D-Backs thanks to a grand slam given up by Mark Leiter Jr. We heard one of Lindor's 2 errors and that led to 2 runs. Lindor felt bad after the game. Carlos Mendoza told us about the setback for Sean Manaea. The Dodgers beat the Braves, so the Dodgers remain undefeated and the Braves remain winless. Roger Goodell talked about the tush push and the risk involved.

The Knicks beat the Sixers, who are an absolutely terrible team. Gio said the Knicks are a good NBA team that ‘got bored', but they will not be bored when they get to the playoffs. Kodai Senga pitched well last night as the Mets have gotten solid starting pitching so far. The Mets can't lose this series to the Marlins.

Hour 1 The New York sports scene saw mixed results, with the Mets and Yankees both suffering losses. Jazz Chisholm's hitless night followed his public spat, while Francisco Lindor's defensive errors plagued the Mets. Conversely, the Knicks defeated the struggling Sixers, prompting optimism despite Gio's assessment of their "bored" regular season play. Kodai Senga's strong pitching was a bright spot for the Mets, though Sean Manaea's setback was noted. Elsewhere, the Dodgers maintained their undefeated streak against the winless Braves. NFL news included Roger Goodell's concerns over the "tush push," Steelers' hints about Aaron Rodgers, and Jerry Jones's contract talks with Micah Parsons. In the NBA, Nikola Jokic and Steph Curry delivered spectacular scoring performances. The hour concluded with a humorous recollection of Boomer's accidental call to Brodie Van Wagenen and reflections on his Mets tenure. Hour 2 Boomer was surprised to learn Al carries a body cam for early morning safety in NYC, citing a possible UFO sighting on his commute. Jerry's sports update covered the Yankees' grand slam loss, the Mets' defeat marred by Lindor's errors, and Nathan Eovaldi's rare complete game. NFL news featured Jed York's strategy for keeping Brock Purdy and Jerry Jones's confident approach to contract negotiations. The hour concluded with a bizarre story of a man arrested for leaving his young children at McDonald's during a job interview, which sparked online debate and an offer of help from Antonio Brown. Hour 3 Boomer questioned RJ Luis's transfer portal move from St. John's, expressing a shift in loyalty towards coaches amidst player mobility. A bizarre discussion ensued about swallowed and lost items, including Boomer's "passed" crown and Gio's dog's rubber duck, with Gio accusing Boomer of delegating tasks. Jerry's sports update covered the Yankees' loss due to a grand slam, the Mets' defeat and Lindor's errors, Brian Daboll's Russell Wilson analysis, and Steph Curry's 52-point game. An Atlanta fan's ACL injury during a timeout promotion was highlighted. The hour concluded with speculation about Sauce Gardner's rumored relationship with Ice Spice, and a humorous debate about golfing versus spending time with her. Hour 4 The show opened with NFL contract talks and the potential 18-game season, followed by a caller, Dan, challenging earlier on-air remarks. Road conditions in Long Island and New Jersey were discussed. Jerry's final update covered the Yankees' loss, Lindor's errors, and Gio's HR prediction. NFL news included Roger Goodell's "tush push" concerns and Raheem Morris's Kirk Cousins comments, leading to a "what the hell is this?" segment. The Knicks' success and Scott Van Pelt's criticism of Kevin Willard were highlighted. The "Moment of the Day" focused on Al's body camera. The show concluded with Gio's hydration debate and Boomer's cleanse, with Gio considering Phil Mickelson's health supplements.

The New York sports scene saw mixed results, with the Mets and Yankees both suffering losses. Jazz Chisholm's hitless night followed his public spat, while Francisco Lindor's defensive errors plagued the Mets. Conversely, the Knicks defeated the struggling Sixers, prompting optimism despite Gio's assessment of their "bored" regular season play. Kodai Senga's strong pitching was a bright spot for the Mets, though Sean Manaea's setback was noted. Elsewhere, the Dodgers maintained their undefeated streak against the winless Braves. NFL news included Roger Goodell's concerns over the "tush push," Steelers' hints about Aaron Rodgers, and Jerry Jones's contract talks with Micah Parsons. In the NBA, Nikola Jokic and Steph Curry delivered spectacular scoring performances. The hour concluded with a humorous recollection of Boomer's accidental call to Brodie Van Wagenen and reflections on his Mets tenure.

Boomer was surprised to learn Al carries a body cam for early morning safety in NYC, citing a possible UFO sighting on his commute. Jerry's sports update covered the Yankees' grand slam loss, the Mets' defeat marred by Lindor's errors, and Nathan Eovaldi's rare complete game. NFL news featured Jed York's strategy for keeping Brock Purdy and Jerry Jones's confident approach to contract negotiations. The hour concluded with a bizarre story of a man arrested for leaving his young children at McDonald's during a job interview, which sparked online debate and an offer of help from Antonio Brown.

Go get him Sandy Alcantara from the Marlins.

Now should they give it all up for a pitcher?

Before the Mets trade for him, can we at least say his name right?

Juan Soto among other Mets made it known that the team should make a move for Sandy Alcantara

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Hour 1 Last night, the Mets' offense erupted, highlighted by Pete Alonso's grand slam, a much-needed boost according to Gio. Amidst discussions about the Yankees' struggling offense and a social media spat between Jazz Chisholm and Dave Portnoy, Gio speculated whether Rafael Devers' strikeouts were intentional to avoid DH duties, a theory Boomer dismissed. Jerry's update featured Alonso's homer with Howie Rose's call, Jameis Winston's jovial press conference, and Browns owner Jimmy Haslam's admission of Deshaun Watson's failed acquisition. Finally, the Jets revealed they've offered voluntary buyouts to a significant portion of their staff. Hour 2 A video of DK Metcalf and Aaron Rodgers working out sparked Gio's frustration over Rodgers' drawn-out decision, questioning why a deal with the Steelers isn't finalized. The Deshaun Watson situation was revisited, with Gio asserting Watson's indifference to his reputation. Jerry's update covered Mets highlights, Rafael Devers' struggles, Carson Kelly's cycle, the Braves' winless start, Aaron Glenn's press conference, and the Titans' draft openness. Mike Tomlin addressed the Rodgers situation, and rumors circulated about Rodgers announcing his Steelers move on Pat McAfee's live show in Pittsburgh. Jameis Winston's Giants press conference and Frank Reich's interim coaching role at Stanford, with Andrew Luck as GM, concluded the hour. Hour 3 The discussion about Frank Reich's Stanford interim coaching role continued, with calls for a potential "Football Friday" trip to California to see Stanford and to play golf at Pebble Beach. Jerry's update highlighted Brandon Nimmo's home run for the Mets, Carlos Mendoza's offensive analysis, Evan Roberts' bold claim about Aaron Judge, Ely De La Cruz's impressive RBI performance, Aaron Glenn's QB1 statement, Kevin Stefanski's Shedeur Sanders mention, and Jameis Winston's receiver comments. The hour concluded with a segment on Polymarket, a platform for betting on pop culture events, notably Sydney Sweeney's broken engagement. Hour 4 Tiger Woods' April Fool's joke about playing the Masters sparked discussion, with Boomer considering his own prank about taking the Maryland Athletic Director job, prompting Gio to compare it to Stanford's offensive coordinator role. The Giants' draft strategy, particularly regarding Shedeur Sanders, was debated. Jerry's final update included Brian Daboll's quarterback focus, Jameis Winston's QB expectations, Jimmy Haslam's Deshaun Watson admission, and Gio's Tush Push criticism. Ochocinco's jab at Shannon Sharpe and Howie Rose's Mets call were featured. The Moment of the Day highlighted Woody Johnson's unusual praise of Aaron Glenn. Boomer concluded the show with good news for Rangers fans.

Rundown[Intro] Chicago White Sox received good starting pitching performances from Sean Burke and Jonathan Cannon. Audio from their postgame interviews in what clicked for them. [4:47] James Fegan and Jim Margalus join the show to share their early observations of the White Sox series loss to the Angels. How this weekend displayed the pitching vision Brian Bannister and Ethan Katz have for 2025.[12:24] Good news was that the Chicago White Sox hit three home runs and scored eight runs on Opening Day. Bad news is that they only scored two runs in the next two games. [19:39] The infield defense wasn't bad as they turned six double plays. Meanwhile, the outfield defense has a chance to be rated well with more rangy fielders. [26:31] Is Brooks Baldwin the next Leury Garcia?[29:32] Old friends Tim Anderson and Yoan Moncada returned to two different fan reactions[37:47] Series Preview: Minnesota Twins. After getting swept by St. Louis, what kind of Twins team is coming into Chicago this week?[51:23] Around MLB: Torpedo Bat, tough weekend for AL and NL Centrals, and the Miami Marlins lead the NL East

Recapping a Marlins season opening weekend with Josh Appel after the Fish take 3 of 4 versus the Pirates at loanDepot Park.

In a season with massively low expectations the Marlins deliver a great Opening Weekend by taking 3 of 4 vs the Pirates. Solana was at the ballpark Sunday and has a recommendation for Bruce Sherman to improve the overall fan experience.

Griffin Conine hits HR on Dad's birthday and induction day into The Marlins Hall of Fame plus what to expect from these scrappy Fish.

Griffin Conine talks Marlins and his dad on a special day, Tyreek Hill just always needs attention & The Dolphins Draft real needs.

Griffin Conine talks a historic day he had at the park, Dolphins need to hit on a CB in the draft plus Tyreek Hill loves attention.

Tyreek Hill's need for attention could be hurting The Dolphins, why ban the Tush Push and Marlins have an in on the new torpedo bats.

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