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Is this the matchup Knicks fans wanted? John Smoltz joins and says the Yankees are more well rounded and are his favorite to win the American League. How do the Knicks and Spurs matchup? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Baseball Hall of Famer/MLB on FOX Analyst John Smoltz and Rich break down what's shaping up to be a hotly-contested National League Cy Young Award race, if the Tampa Bay Rays can hold off the New York Yankees to win the AL East, their upcoming American Century Classic celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe, and more. Commanders WR Terry McLaurin and Rich discuss the outlook for Washington's 2026 season including Jayden Daniels' mindset after an injury-riddled sophomore year, the team drafting fellow Ohio State Buckeye Sonny Styles, and more. Rich refutes a Rams fan caller who has reservations about trading for Myles Garrett and says why L.A. was smart to get the 7-time All-Pro DE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We heard Mike Brown talking about his past with the Spurs but said he wants to ‘kick their ass'. We heard the sounds of the Yankees from the 13-run third. John Harbaugh was a guest on the Mark Schlereth podcast and he asked him about the Dart/Carter situation.

We talked about Mitchell Robinson's pinky injury and are trying to figure out how he got it since it wasn't basketball related. Also, the size of Wemby's feet, which Gio said are still growing. Jerry with the sounds of Mike Brown talking about the upcoming series with the Spurs. The Yankees had a 13-run third inning to beat the A's. The Mets beat the Marlins and complete the sweep as Carson Benge led off with a HR. The Giants are working out a few veteran receivers, not just Odell. A female caller can't believe a male caller said his wife wouldn't let him watch the Knicks.

Jaxson Dart, Abdul Carter and Jameis Winston spoke in front of the media on Friday about Dart introducing President Trump at a rally. Gio hopes this is the last time it's addressed as it continues to go on for no reason. Odell Beckham Jr to the Giants still has legs. Boomer said even if he signs, he may not be on the opening day roster. We also talked about the Yankees scoring 13 runs in a 43 minute top of the third. Jerry returns for an update but first Gio tells us about picking up his mother-in-law at JFK on Friday. We heard Mike Brown talking about his past with the Spurs but said he wants to ‘kick their ass'. We heard the sounds of the Yankees from the 13-run third. John Harbaugh was a guest on the Mark Schlereth podcast and he asked him about the Dart/Carter situation. A caller wants an intervention with Tommy Lugauer with his Knicks confidence.

We started with the Spurs beating the Thunder to set up Knicks/Spurs in the Finals. We also talked about Mitchell Robinson's injured pinky. Gio said it's going to feel weird if they lose a game this series because it's been so long. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and we heard from Mike Brown on facing the Spurs & Wemby. KAT gave a shoutout to Jeremy Lin for making him a Knicks fan. The Yankees scored 13 runs in the third including a Ben Rice 2-run triple. Juan Soto hit a grand slam to put the game out of reach as they swept the Marlins. In the final segment of the hour, we took calls on the upcoming Knicks/Spurs series. Good news for Mitchell Robinson as Mike Francesa knows the surgeon.

Today's Boomer & Gio was dominated by heavy Knicks-Spurs Finals hype, breaking down Mitchell Robinson's bizarre pinky injury, Mike Brown's thoughts on stopping Wemby, and the sheer surrealness of New York finally playing for a ring. On the diamond, both local teams completed sweeps, highlighted by a mind-boggling, 13-run third inning from the Yankees. The guys rounded out the morning tackling the political fallout from college QB Jaxson Dart's viral Trump rally intro, Odell Beckham Jr.'s rumored return to the Giants, and classic banter ranging from NYC squeegee guys to AI Dave Simms.

We heard from Mike Brown on facing the Spurs & Wemby. KAT gave a shoutout to Jeremy Lin for making him a Knicks fan. The Yankees scored 13 runs in the third including a Ben Rice 2-run triple. Juan Soto hit a grand slam to put the game out of reach as they swept the Marlins.

(0:37)  — KNICKS: It's 1999 again! Knicks vs Spurs for the 2026 NBA Finals. JJ gives his predictions for the series. (16:26) — YANKEES: The Yankees' offense continues to roll as they take two from the A's. (22:26) — METS: The Mets sweep the Marlins and show signs of a team looking to make a run at the NL Wild Card. (27:22) — IAN BEGLEY: SNY's Ian Begley joins the show to give the keys to the Knicks winning their first title in 50 years, Mike Brown, and how Leon Rose built a contender. (44:22) — ZACH BRAZILLER: NY Post's Zach Braziller returns to discuss the  Knicks fever around the city, how the team turned it around, and expectations for the Finals. We want to hear your thoughts! Call the listener line at 917-382-1151 and share your message for JJ. Subscribe to NYNY's YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@NewYorkNewYorkwJJ. Follow JJ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/john_jastremski. Follow ‘NYNY' on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nynywjj/ Host: John Jastremski Guests: Zach Braziller and Ian Begley Music: Frontier Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michael Baribault & Nate Littlefield discuss the A's 13-8 loss to the New York Yankees in the finale of a three-game series from the Ballpark in West Sacramento. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 4: Losing is not an option for the Knicks and a good weekend for the Yankees and Mets. A Knicks championship can end the obsession with the title-less 90s team.

The Yankees scored 13 runs in the third frame on the road against the Athletics, tying a century-old team record for most runs in a single inning. The Mets? They erupted for 10 runs - powered by a Juan Soto slam - to sweep the Marlins at home. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President of the New York Yankees and Chairman of the Presidential Committee on College Sports Randy Levine joins the Brian Kilmeade Show to pull back the curtain on a revolutionary, bipartisan Senate bill designed to save college sports. Levine exposes the backroom "collectives" and under-the-table financial schemes bypassing current salary limits, which are forcing universities to cut vital Olympic and women's sports. He lays out the hard rules of the new legislation—including a strict transfer portal cap, age limits, and the federal registration of agents—and issues a blunt challenge to major universities to prove if they are serious about protecting student-athletes or just running a sham. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Williams and Brent Blum dive into the growing congressional battle over college athletics, react to Milan Momcilovic officially returning to college basketball, and discuss why Texas Tech has become the Big 12's biggest villain — and maybe its biggest hope.

Michael Baribault & Nate Littlefield take calls from fans and discuss the A's 6-4 win over the New York Yankees in the second of a three-game series from the Ballpark in West Sacramento. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the latest episode of Past Our Prime, we dive into one of the most memorable moments in baseball history — the May 31, 1976 cover of Sports Illustrated that captured a dramatic home plate confrontation between the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees. The cover photograph, shot by Neil Leifer, showed Red Sox catcher Carlton Fisk (#27) making a tag out on Yankees outfielder Lou Piniella (#14), with home plate umpire Terry Cooney visible in the frame. Piniella was ruled out at home, but the collision sparked a bench-clearing brawl, and the cover's headline captured the rivalry perfectly: "Head-On Collision in the East — Speeding Yanks Run Into the Sputtering Red Sox." The brawl turned ugly when Yankees third baseman Graig Nettles and Boston pitcher Bill Lee fought so fiercely that Lee suffered a separation of his left shoulder, significantly affecting the rest of his pitching career. It remains one of the most iconic covers in the magazine's history, perfectly encapsulating the fierce and often physical rivalry between the two American League East rivals. Steve "Psycho" Lyons carved out a nine-year MLB career with the Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox — where he was a teammate of Carlton Fisk — the Atlanta Braves, and Montreal Expos. He earned his nickname through antics like playing tic-tac-toe in the infield dirt and famously pulling his pants down after sliding into first base — a blooper reel staple for years. After retiring, Lyons became a three-time Emmy Award-winning broadcaster for Fox Sports, where he worked alongside Lou Piniella, before later joining NESN as a Red Sox studio analyst — proving, as he once said, that he talked about the game better than he played it. Lyons gives us incredible insight into Fisk, the Hall of Fame catcher, and reveals that for some reason, the serious Fisk would let the younger Lyons give him the business. He recounts how Fisk told Deion Sanders to run out a popup — leading to yet another bench-clearing incident — and how Fisk, as captain of the White Sox, was the hardest worker in the clubhouse. Lyons also takes us inside that iconic cover shot of Fisk and Piniella colliding at the plate and the brawl that followed, and reflects on how the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry back then was a whole different animal compared to today. And he tells us how he wishes he'd had the opportunity to play for Piniella, who brought that same fire to the game that Lyons himself always did — and yes, he sets the record straight on how he really got the nickname "Psycho," and no, it had nothing to do with dropping his pants in the middle of a game. If you enjoyed this episode, please download, review, and subscribe to Past Our Prime — and help spread the word to every baseball fan who loves the game the way it used to be played. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Eric talks about how each training case is unique, and coaches and rehab professionals need to make sure they've got a variety of strategies - exercises, coaching cues, and a professional network - to best support their clients and athletes.

Michael Baribault & Nate Littlefield take calls from fans & discuss the A's 8-2 loss to the New York Yankees from the Ballpark in West Sacramento in the first of a three-game series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Johnny Doskow and Ken Korach preview game one of the Yankees and Athletics in West Sacramento. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A shorter episode that takes a quick look at the Homestead Grays and the attenuated career of the late Bob Horner. The Infinite Inning is a journey to the past to understand the present using baseball as our time machine. America's brighter mirror, baseball reflects, anticipates, and even mocks the stories we tell ourselves about our world today. Baseball Prospectus's Steven Goldman shares his obsessions: history from inside and outside of the game, politics, stats, and Casey Stengel quotations. Along the way, we'll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can't get anybody out?

We will pay tribute to one of hockey's most polarizing and successful postseason performers. Four-time Stanley Cup champion Claude Lemieux passed away Thursday at the age of 60. Ryan and Dustin reflect on Lemieux's remarkable career, his legacy as one of the NHL's ultimate playoff performers, and the importance of men's mental health. Plus, the Stanley Cup Playoffs continue to deliver drama! The Vegas Golden Knights and Carolina Hurricanes have punched their tickets to the Stanley Cup Final. We'll discuss the biggest storylines, playoff heroes, and what to watch for as hockey's biggest prize comes into focus. Finally, we break down the latest developments surrounding the New York Yankees. After falling behind in the American League East race, can the Bronx Bombers make up ground during their critical West Coast swing? We'll analyze the standings, key performances, and what lies ahead.  #NoCredentialsRequired #Yankees StanleyCupPlayoffs #NHLPlayoffs #ClaudeLemieux #MLB #NHL No Credentials Required is a part of the Belly Up Sports Media Network. Belly Up Sports: https://www.bellyupsports.com | https://www.youtube.com/@bellyupsports Follow No Credentials Required on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, and subscribe to our YouTube page for live shows and additional content!

We look at articles about Boomer ‘doubling down' on his Jaxson Dart/Abdul Carter take, followed by Boomer comparing the Knicks' current camaraderie to the 1990s Yankees. Next, a caller wonders if Mitchell Robinson would amputate his broken pinky for a guaranteed championship. Jerry's update starts with an AI song Boomer likes, leading into clips of Evan Roberts saying ‘Wembanyama' weirdly. Finally, the Spurs even their series with OKC at 3-3, JJ McCarthy is asked about his relationship with Kyler Murray, and we learn Mitchell Robinson will play in the finals with a brace on his hand.

(0:28) — KNICKS: While the Knicks await their opponent for the NBA Finals, Mitchell Robinson suffered a broken pinkie finger. (12:42) — YANKEES: The Yankees' bats were in full swing during the sweep over the Royals, and Gerrit Cole shows flashes of his Cy Young form. (19:04) — METS: The Mets snap their five-game skid, but still haven't put together a consistent stretch of wins. (26:35) — CALLS: Callers talk about the Yankees and Knicks. (41:26) — IAN EAGLE: Amazon and CBS's Ian Eagle returns to the show to discuss the Knicks turning into the hottest team in the playoffs, Mikal Bridges's coming-out party, their chances in the finals, and calling the Duke-UConn finish. We want to hear your thoughts! Call the listener line at 917-382-1151 and share your message for JJ. Subscribe to NYNY's YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@NewYorkNewYorkwJJ. Follow JJ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/john_jastremski. Follow ‘NYNY' on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nynywjj/ Host: John Jastremski Guest: Ian Eagle Music: Frontier Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner talk betting for Friday. Griffin Warner is back on the What I Bet podcast with one of the most loaded Friday cards of the season, covering a Champions League final preview, a potential series-ending Game 5 in the NHL Eastern Conference Finals, and a full fourteen-game Major League Baseball slate from first pitch to the night's marquee showdown in Los Angeles. Warner opens with a quick look at Arsenal and PSG preparing to meet in Hungary on Saturday, noting that both clubs play a possession-dominant style that would make the final an exercise in control and patience. The hockey segment takes center stage early as Warner dissects the situation facing the Montreal Canadiens, who arrived in Carolina as a plus 199 money line underdog trying to avoid elimination after a dominant Game 1 gave way to three straight losses. He walks through the series odds, the compressed total of 5.5 at nearly even juice, and the possession dynamics that have kept Montreal trapped in their own zone, comparing Carolina's shot-volume approach to the ball-control philosophy of the two Champions League finalists. His clearest hockey lean is the under, supported by a secondary interest in Montreal's puck line at plus 1.5. The baseball analysis begins with Atlanta and Grant Holmes visiting Cincinnati and Chris Paddock, where Warner leans over, before working through Lucas Giolito's road start for San Diego against Washington and the potential value in the Nationals as a home underdog given their surprising offensive output. Pittsburgh and the long-awaited return of Jared Jones from internal brace surgery draws a careful look against Taj Bradley and Minnesota, with Warner favoring the under given Jones's extended absence and bullpen volatility on both sides. The Miami Marlins and Max Meyer visiting Freddy Peralta and the Mets produce an under lean consistent with a matchup Warner faded successfully the previous week. He moves through Walbert Ureña and Los Angeles at Tampa, Boston's minor league call-up visiting Cleveland and Slade Cecconi, Shōta Imanaga and the Cubs visiting St. Louis, Troy Melton and a struggling Detroit team road-favored against the White Sox and Erick Fedde, Stephen Kolek on a post-complete-game fade against MacKenzie Gore in Texas, Coleman Crow on the road for Milwaukee in Houston against Kai-Wei Teng, Logan Webb and the Giants visiting Colorado where Warner leans over and toward the Rockies, Carlos Rodón and the Yankees at the Sacramento Athletics and Luis Severino, Zac Gallen and Arizona at Seattle in a stay-away situation, and finally Zach Wheeler and the Phillies arriving in Los Angeles as plus 103 road underdogs against Justin Wrobleski, where Warner leans to Philadelphia as a coin-flip spot with positive expected value. The What I Bet Best Bet lands on the Cleveland Guardians and Slade Cecconi at minus 115, a number that climbed from minus 113 during the recording session as confirmation of the direction. Use promo code GRIFFIN50 at Pregame.com to save fifty dollars on Griffin Warner's all-access package through the MLB All-Star break. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Following some disappointing play vs the Mets, Rays, and Jays - the Yankees went out to Kansas City to get back on track and dominate the Royals. Anthony Volpe has returned with a strong impact, Cam Schlittler keeps up his Cy Young case, and Gerrit Cole may already be back to being vintage Gerrit Cole! We discuss it all in this full podcast episode. Make sure you subscribe to keep up to date with all our Yankees content!

Hour 3: Loogy breaks down this Knicks run and would not trade anything for it. Plus, the Yankees have a clear path to the World Series in the American League.

Join Mike Francesa as he breaks down Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals and answers your email questions. He discusses Jaxson Dart, the Yankees, Mets, Mitchell Robinson, & more! 00:00 Yankees and Royals 02:18 Mets' Current Struggles 05:29 OKC vs San Antonio Game 7 10:06 Emails

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Would Brunson pass Patrick Ewing in Knicks fans eyes? Will this be the same Yankees team at the end of the season? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this week’s edition of Inside the (Rob) Parker, Rob discusses why Gerrit Cole's return to form makes the New York Yankees the favorites to win the American League, how the Philadelphia Phillies have saved their season, and how the MLB Players' Association is doing everything in its power to avoid a lockout. Plus, Texas Rangers pitcher Kumar Rocker swings by for a compelling conversation, and World Series champion and FOX MLB analyst John Smoltz checks in to discuss all the biggest MLB headlines and promote the upcoming American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament. Finally, we drop Rob's latest appearance on MLB Network and the latest edition of Pocket Protector Central with analytics maven Anthony Masterson, and reveal the ninth installment of Rob’s Memory Lane series. Subscribe and download all of the latest Inside the Parker podcasts and follow Rob on Twitter!! #OddCoupleSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Covino & Rich talk Yankees making history! With Big Mike out, 'STEVE COVINO OR BILL BELICHICK' gets fired up! Plus, World Cup mistake, 'MID WEAK MAJOR,' & players thrusting!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

C&R say that OKC should LEAN INTO being the villains of the NBA! The Knicks excitement (& ticket prices) ramps up in NYC. The Golden Knights sweep the Avalanche, & Rich confuses two MLB players who could be twins! The Yankees made history & with Big Mike out, 'STEVE COVINO OR BILL BELICHICK' gets fired up! Plus, World Cup mistake, 'MID WEAK MAJOR,' & players thrusting!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Knicks are back in the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999, so Covino & Rich rewind to the last time the Garden was this loud. On Overpromised Ep 141, C&R relive exactly where they were in 1999: the radio come-up, Y2K, the Pokémon explosion, AOL Instant Messenger, dial-up internet, Nokia Snake, Britney and Eminem, and the Yankees' three-peat. Then "Read the Room, Bro" — Will Clark, Mike Francesa and Pat Murphy unloading on baseball's tone-deaf celebrations, plus whether UFC on the White House lawn went too far. We close with They Might Be Ass. Covino & Rich air weekdays on Fox Sports Radio, 5-7 PM ET / 2-4 PM PT. New Overpromised bonus pods drop weekly. #FSR #CRSHOW #Overpromised #dpshowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dive into a wide ranging sports conversation that starts with the Giants and the growing tension around players bringing politics into public view. The discussion centers on Abdul Carter, Jaxson Dart, locker room culture, and why social media can turn private disagreements into team distractions. The guys also debate whether the Yankees have a clear path through the American League despite concerns about their record against winning teams. Plus, Tiki offers insight into how taxes can influence free agency decisions, and the show wraps with a sharp breakdown of Aaron Judge's game changing throw and another reminder that Tiki knows ball.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the latest Giants locker room conversation surrounding Jaxson Dart, Abdul Carter and the political noise that has resurfaced around the team. They break down why the issue became public again, how John Harbaugh may be trying to keep the focus on football, and why locker room leadership matters when outside distractions threaten to take over. The guys also dive into the Yankees' dominant starting rotation, Gerrit Cole's impressive return from Tommy John surgery, and the urgency for Brian Cashman to maximize this championship window. Plus, they revisit the legend of Eric Wagaman, debate the Yankees' record against winning teams, and discuss whether taxes can impact where star athletes choose to play.

Gerrit Cole looks dominant and the Yankees now need urgency more than ever. Plus what was the most memorable Knicks series in the Brunson era.

Shohei Ohtani is redefining what greatness looks like, and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into why this version of Ohtani may be even more valuable than the slugging superstar fans saw in recent seasons. With dominant pitching back in the picture, the guys debate whether a high end two way Ohtani is the best version of baseball's most unique player. The conversation then turns to MLB's brewing labor battle, with owners preparing a salary cap proposal for the first time since 1994 and players expected to push back hard. Evan and Tiki break down the gap between big market and small market teams, the decline of regional sports networks, and why baseball could be headed toward a major fight over how the sport's money gets shared.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to Gerrit Cole's dominant return from Tommy John surgery and what it means for a Yankees rotation that suddenly looks like one of the best in franchise history. Even with injuries and moving pieces, the Yankees' starting pitching has been so strong that it changes the expectations for the entire season. The guys discuss Cole's intensity, Cam Schlittler's emergence, Max Fried's eventual return and why this may be the Yankees' best chance to cash in on a special rotation. They also explain why Brian Cashman has to be aggressive at the trade deadline, because with Cole in his mid thirties and coming off surgery, this championship window may not stay open forever.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber open with the kind of organic ballpark moment that gets lost when stadiums blast constant music, as a fan hilariously urges Aaron Judge to bunt because nobody would expect it. That sparks a larger conversation about creativity from fans and the little moments that make live sports feel unpredictable. The discussion then turns to Knicks championship gear and the complicated rules fans create around wearing shirts or hats after a team reaches the final but does not win it all. Evan and Tiki compare Knicks Finals merch to Mets pennant gear, Yankees World Series hats, Rangers and Giants championship apparel, and the difference between celebrating a real accomplishment and wearing something other fans can mock.

   It hit me like a load of bricks.  I love watching Trump's cabinet meetings and then heard someone else say the absolute best use of these events would be to make sure children in schools watch them to understand government and civics.  Count me in.     ICE "protests" get chippy in New Jersey as Dems have started their summer plan to invoke some violence in hopes of influencing elections in their favor this fall.  Dr. Jill will be on CBS Sunday Morning this week and she finally says some partial truth as we all though Joe Biden had a medical episode in that disastrous debate performance against Trump.    Friends star Mathew Perry had a live in assistant and that man was sentenced to 41 months in jail this week.  Wait until you hear the details and what the family is saying about somebody they thought was their friend.    The Yankees just flat out OWN the Royals... what a disaster this baseball season is.   KU tickets were not really on sale yesterday for the NCAA baseball regional and this is getting wild.  The Washington Nationals exec caught on tape is now on leave.  Trump is headed to the NBA Finals and the Chargers quarterback skips OTA's to be with his girlfriend.

The Yankees beat the Royals again and Gerrit Cole worked into the 7th inning with a shutout. We heard Howie Rose on the call as Juan Soto homered in the Mets win over the Reds. Phillies pitcher Cristopher Sanchez broke the Phillies record for scoreless innings with 44 ⅔. Rays pitcher Jonathan Heasley vomited several times on the mound last night. Adam Silver was on with Pat McAfee and talked about flopping and officiating.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with Saquon Barkley talking about AJ Brown and whether he will be traded or not. Jim Harbaugh was asked about Justin Herbert not being at practice because he's with his girlfriend. Kendrick Perkins talked about the heated argument at his son's AAU game. Aaron Judge threw a dude out at the plate as the Yankees shutout the Royals. The Mets won a game, beating the Reds as Carson Benge had 2 RBI singles. The Pope gave a thumbs up to a fan in a Knicks shirt.

Jerry starts with SGA talking about tonight's game in San Antonio. Adam Silver was on with Pat McAfee and they talked about flopping. The Yankees shutout the Royals and Gerrit Cole pitched well again. The Mets actually won a game and Juan Soto homered again. The Moment of The Day: Boomer pins Al against the wall & won't let him leave the studio.

Reports came out this morning that Jaxson Dart addressed the team and other leaders spoke about him introducing Trump. Jerry returns for an update starting with SGA talking about tonight's game in San Antonio, followed by Adam Silver discussing flopping with Pat McAfee. The Yankees shutout the Royals as Gerrit Cole pitched well again, the Mets actually won a game as Juan Soto homered again, and the Moment of the Day features Boomer pinning Al against the wall and not letting him leave the studio. Finally, a police officer pulls a woman over for having her phone in a right hand she doesn't actually have, and Gio talks about ticks on Long Island spreading disease.

Gio wonders if Juan Soto cares that his team stinks since he's still hitting well, then questions if former Mets coach Jeremy Hefner is the real reason the Braves staff is number one or if they just always have guys. Jerry returns for an update, but the show spends a lot of time on weiner pills. In baseball, the Yankees shutout the Royals behind Ben Rice's production, the Mets beat the Reds thanks to Carson Benge's RBIs, and Rays pitcher Jonathan Heasley vomits on the mound. Finally, Mike Vrabel is asked if he needs more time off, and SGA sends a cease and desist letter to Underdog Sports over videos of him flopping.

President Trump is heading to a Knicks finals game at the Garden, leaving us wondering what reaction he'll get from the crowd. Next, Jerry arrives for his first update of the day, but Gio notices he's not wearing shoes. In baseball, the Yankees beat the Royals behind Gerrit Cole's 7th-inning shutout, Howie Rose calls Juan Soto's home run in a Mets win over the Reds, Carson Benge shaves his mustache and it works, and Cristopher Sanchez breaks a Phillies record with 44 ⅔ scoreless innings. Finally, Rays pitcher Jonathan Heasley vomits on the mound, Adam Silver talks flopping and officiating with Pat McAfee, and a Trump impersonator calls in about the Knicks and UFC on the White House lawn.

We kick off wondering what crowd reaction President Trump will get at the Knicks game, note a shoeless Jerry, and track Yankees and Mets wins before a Trump impersonator calls in. Next, Gio wonders if Juan Soto cares his team stinks, the guys get sidetracked by weiner pills, and SGA sends a cease-and-desist letter to Underdog Sports over flopping videos. Then, Gio and Boomer debate a "root hog" practice drill, Gio explains why JJ McCarthy will be a terrible quarterback, and Al Dukes plays a disastrous game of "NBA player or dead guy." Finally, reports drop about Jaxson Dart addressing his team after introducing Trump, Gerrit Cole and Juan Soto dominate again, Boomer pins Al against the studio wall, and a police officer pulls over a woman for holding a phone in a right hand she doesn't even have.