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Rob and Kelvin tell us if the New York Knicks have the mental fortitude to bounce back after blowing Game 1 and win this series against the Indiana Pacers, explain why the Pittsburgh Pirates absolutely cannot trade ace pitcher Paul Skenes, and take a trip out to Shekel City for Rob’s nightly bets. Plus, ‘The Dime’ podcast host Josh Rodriguez swings by to discuss the Knicks collective headspace, why New Yorkers continue to celebrate every postseason victory, what makes Tyrese Haliburton such a dangerous opponent, and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Looking for the best MLB picks, predictions, and betting tips for Tuesday, May 20, 2025? Tune in to Total Bases with expert handicappers Adam Trigger, Bryan Leonard and Tokyo Brandon as they break down today's MLB matchups with sharp insights and actionable advice.Tuesday's MLB Picks & Betting Breakdown00:00 – Intro01:06 – Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Arizona Diamondbacks08:00 – Atlanta Braves vs. Washington Nationals15:00 – Baltimore Orioles vs. Milwaukee Brewers23:21 – Seattle Mariners vs. Chicago White Sox31:11 – San Francisco Giants vs. Kansas City Royals37:17 – Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Cincinnati Reds43:19 – Parlay Strategy Setup43:56 – Texas Rangers vs. New York Yankees47:51 – San Diego Padres vs. Toronto Blue Jays53:19 – Houston Astros vs. Tampa Bay Rays57:45 – Philadelphia Phillies vs. Colorado Rockies

The Cincinnati Reds' recent five-game winning streak in the 2025 MLB season, culminating on May 19, 2025, marks a significant turnaround for the team, pushing them above .500 with a 25-24 record. This streak, tied for their longest this season, showcases a blend of stellar pitching, solid defense, and timely offense under the guidance of new manager Terry Francona, hired on October 4, 2024, for his proven track record, including two World Series titles with the Boston Red Sox. The streak began with a surge after dropping two games to the Chicago White Sox. Key to this run was the Reds' pitching staff, with starters like Andrew Abbott delivering, as seen in his five-inning performance against the Cleveland Guardians, navigating a bases-loaded jam. The bullpen was equally impressive, allowing just three earned runs over 20 innings. Defensively, the Reds were nearly flawless, committing only one error across 45 innings. Offensively, the team erupted for nine or more hits in each game, with a season-high seven doubles in their May 19 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Standout performances included Will Benson's three-run homer against the Guardians and contributions from stars like Elly De La Cruz, whose electrifying play continues to fuel the lineup. This streak, a stark contrast to last season when the Reds never reached .500 this late, has reignited fan optimism. Francona's leadership, paired with a rotation led by Hunter Greene (4-2, 2.36 ERA), positions the Reds as contenders in the NL Central. As they face upcoming series against the Cubs and Pirates, maintaining this momentum could solidify their postseason aspirations, making this streak a defining moment in their 2025 campaign In Seattle, the Mariners have prioritized season ticket holders for the 2025 MLB season, offering exclusive benefits like priority postseason ticket access, discounts on merchandise (15% off, 20% on Tuesdays), dining at The Boxyard (15% off), and parking. Through the MLB Ballpark app, members manage tickets, forward them, or sell extras on StubHub, the official fan-to-fan marketplace. However, the Mariners strictly regulate reselling, classifying those who buy primarily to resell as "Ticket Brokers," potentially losing benefits or facing account cancellation. Posts on X highlight similar policies in Indianapolis, where the Colts sent letters to season ticket holders, warning that purchasing tickets solely for resale violates ticketing policies. For the Indianapolis Indians (MiLB), 2025 season ticket holders enjoy up to 40% off gate prices, priority seating, exclusive event invitations, on-field batting practice, and a personal service representative. Flexible plans range from full-season to mini or flex packages, catering to varied schedules. Both teams emphasize enhancing fan experiences while enforcing strict anti-resale measures to protect loyal fans, reflecting a broader trend in sports ticketing to reward committed supporters and curb profiteering.

Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Reds at Pirates 6:40PM ET—Nick Martinez will start for Cincinnati. Martinez in nine starts on the season carries an ERA of 3.66 with WHIP of 1.16. The right-hander strikes out 19.2% with 5.3% walks. Ground balls sit at 37.3% with 0.70 home runs per nine innings. Bailey Falter gets the start for Pittsburgh.

Mick Abel tosses six shutout innings in his MLB debut, as the Philadelphia Phillies shutout the Pittsburgh Pirates 1-0 despite complete game from Paul Skenes. The Phillies sweep the Pirates. They now head West to take on the 8-38 Colorado Rockies for a four game series. Jose Alvarado has been suspended for 80 games and barred from Postseason play due to PEDs. How will this impact the Phillies bullpen moving forward?

John Perrotto joins the show to talk about Paul Skenes and the miserable Pittsburgh Pirates.

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Cincinnati Reds Sweep Guardians with Will Benson's Heroics The Cincinnati Reds completed a stunning three-game sweep of the Cleveland Guardians on May 18, 2025, at Great American Ball Park, their first such sweep of their in-state rivals since 2012. The series, part of the 2025 Ohio Cup, showcased the Reds' resurgence, with outfielder Will Benson emerging as the standout performer. Benson, a former Guardian, tormented his old team, hitting four home runs across the series, including a career-first two-homer game in the 3-1 finale. On Friday, his second-inning homer and two RBIs sparked a 5-4 win. Saturday's solo shot in a 4-1 victory marked his third straight game with a homer, and Sunday's two blasts drove in all three Reds runs. Since his May 9 call-up from Triple-A, Benson has been scorching, batting .423 (11-for-26) with five homers in eight games, a stark contrast to his .650 OPS in 2024. His plate discipline, honed with hitting coach Chris Valaika, has been key: “I'm swinging at pitches I want and taking those I don't,” Benson said. The Reds' pitching complemented Benson's offensive explosion. Starter Andrew Abbott delivered five gritty, scoreless innings on Sunday, navigating a bases-loaded jam. The bullpen, including closer Emilio Pagán's third save in three days, limited Cleveland to six runs across the series. Cleveland struggled, going 2-for-16 with runners in scoring position in the finale. This sweep, following a 7-1 rout of the Chicago White Sox, propelled the Reds to .500 (24-24) and ignited momentum heading into a series against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Benson's power surge, paired with Cincinnati's crisp play, signals a team finding its rhythm under manager Terry Francona

Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Reds at Pirates 6:40PM ET—Nick Lodolo will start for Cincinnati. Lodolo in nine starts on the season deals with an ERA of 3.42 with WHIP of 1.08. The left hander fans 19% with 4.1% walks. Ground balls served at 42.5% with 1.03 home runs per nine innings. Mitch Keller is starting for Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Philadelphia Phillies MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Pirates at Phillies 1:35PM ET—Paul Skenes will start for Pittsburgh. Skenes made nine starts in 2025, carrying an ERA of 2.63 with WHIP of 1.01. The right hander strikes out 24.7% with 7% walks. Ground ball rate of 49.3% with 0.66 home runs per nine innings. Mick Abel is starting for Philadelphia. Abel makes his MLB debut. The righty is a first round pick in 2020 out of high school who put up great numbers in Triple A in eight starts this season.

Justin Klugh and Liz Roscher talk about Aaron Nola's Worst Start Ever, as well the lowly Pirates coming to town. Then author Bob Fulton talks about some Phillies-Pirates history from his book, "Burial at Home Plate: The Oddball History of the Pittsburgh Pirates."

The Philadelphia Phillies dropped 2 of 3 to the St. Louis Cardinals during the week in part due to Aaron Nola's continued struggles on the season. He's now lost a MLB lead- tying 7 games this season and has an ERA worse than 6. What is wrong with Nola? Next, Paul Skenes and the Pittsburgh Pirates come to town just a week after firing Manager Derek Shelton. The Phillies have to win this series.

Today, Meg Kane from Philadelphia Soccer 2026, the non-profit entity in charge of executing FIFA World Cup 26 matches for the City of Philadelphia, joins the show to discuss. We also have Brian Baldinger to discuss the NFL's hottest topics and Jim Salisbury joins to preview the Phillies' homestand versus the Pittsburgh Pirates.

The Pirates have scored four or fewer runs 20 games in a row. They're reaching lows dating back to 1908! The Pirates averaged 4.1 runs per game last year, this year they're averaging 3.1. Injuries have hurt the Pirates with Nick Gonzales and Spencer Horwitz missing the early part of the year.

The Pirates have not drafted well and signing international free agents. 45 at bats this season have come from players Ben Cherington has drafted. Chris Truby has been named to the Major League staff. Gene Lamont is back as an advisor to Don Kelly. Mike Rabelo will have increased roles in game planning.

Pirates broadcaster Bob Walk joined the show. Bob likes the Pirates bringing Gene Lamont back into the organization. Spencer Horwitz is going to be a contact hitter and get on base without providing a lot of power. This can still help the Pirates offense.

Jason would not trade Paul Skenes right now and doesn't think they should. Can things get worse? Skenes is a part of the players association leadership. Jason thinks trading Skenes would send the wrong message.

Noah Hiles is reporting that Spencer Horwitz will be with the Pirates in Philly today. Adam Crowley heard, and multiple others have confirmed, the Steelers are interested in Saints wide receiver Chris Olave. Alan Saunders reported that a trade is unlikely. Former Pirates manager Gene Lamont is back as an MLB advisor.

Noah Hiles from The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette comes on The Fan Hotline to address some trade rumors surrounding the Pirates.

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

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

More discussion centered on the Knicks' loss to the Celtics, highlighting Boston's adjustments and reactions from players like Jalen Brunson and Coach Thibs, who cited disappointment with the performance. Knicks fan Timothee Chalamet was in attendance, and a caller criticized a video from Shaun Morash about the loss. Another caller suggested a spelling bee using BT's vocabulary. In other sports, the Timberwolves eliminated the Warriors. The Mets were shut out by the Pirates in a rainy game that featured a raccoon sighting. The "Moment of The Day" involved a hypothetical scenario about Eddie criticizing B&G on air. The final segment included a discussion about Rich Eisen, whom Gio called "the most boring talk show host in America."

Send us a textIn this powerful episode of "The Selling Podcast," Mike and Scott dive deep into the critical role of mental toughness in achieving sales success. We're thrilled to welcome two exceptional guests: Mike Crotta, a former professional baseball player with the Pittsburgh Pirates, and Geoff Miller, the acclaimed author of "Intangibles," a book that breaks down the mental game in baseball and beyond. Together, we draw direct parallels between the mental fortitude required in professional sports and the resilience needed to thrive in the demanding world of sales.Mike shares his firsthand experiences navigating the pressures of professional baseball, highlighting the mental strategies he employed to stay focused, overcome setbacks, and maintain a winning mindset. Geoff, drawing from his expertise in the "intangibles" of athletic performance, unpacks key mental skills such as focus, composure, and the ability to bounce back from adversity.We then bridge these insights directly to the sales arena, exploring how sales professionals can cultivate similar mental toughness to:Handle Rejection: Learn techniques to view rejection as a learning opportunity rather than a personal failure, building resilience and preventing discouragement.Maintain Focus: Discover strategies to stay present and laser-focused on the task at hand, especially amidst distractions and long sales cycles.Manage Pressure: Understand how to perform effectively under pressure, whether it's facing a tight deadline or a high-stakes negotiation.Build Confidence: Explore methods for cultivating unwavering self-belief and maintaining a positive attitude, even during challenging periods.Stay Persistent: Learn how to develop the mental stamina to consistently follow up and persevere in the face of obstacles.Mike and Geoff provide actionable strategies and real-world examples, drawing from their experiences in high-pressure environments, to equip sales professionals with the mental tools needed to stay in the game, overcome challenges, and ultimately achieve peak performance. This episode is a masterclass in developing the mental edge that separates good salespeople from the truly great.Scott SchlofmanMike Williams - Cell 801-635-7773 #sales #podcast #customerfirst #relationships #success #pipeline #funnel #sales success #selling #salescoach

Francisco Rojas is here with a new episode of Phillies Today! He starts the show by recapping the double header the Phillies split with the Cardinals yesterday, winning Game 1 and losing Game 2. Fran follows the recap with his observations and takeaways from the series overall, where the Phillies lost 2 of 3 to St. Louis. Lastly, he gives a preview of the upcoming series at home versus the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Our record predictions. The Pirates beat the Mets, avoid being swept. Matt Gorski and Jared Triolo both hit home runs. Bob thinks the Pirates should have swept the Mets.

Noah Hiles joins the show to talk about the Pirates. Is Ben Cherington safe after this season? Will Donny Kelly keep the job going into next season as team manager?

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In this episode: Looking into the managing history of Bob Nutting. The Pittsburgh Pirates have fired Bob Nutting after five plus seasons of managing. Since taking over, it seems like he only cared about profit, not necessarily team growth and competition. 

Jerry starts with the Pacers moving on after knocking off the Cavaliers. Adam Schein was not happy with the Mavericks being awarded the number one pick in the draft. The Mets beat the Pirates thanks to a HR by Baty. A ground ball went right through the webbing of Vientos' glove at third. Bill Belichick was asked on ESPN about Jordon Hudson and he said she has nothing to do with UNC football.

License Plate Guy indicates the Giants may be in Vegas between Christmas and New Year's. Audio played of Brandon Tierney mentioning comparisons to Mike & The Mad Dog. Boomer faced criticism, including from Keith McPherson, for questioning Dave Sims taking off the A's series. A caller suggested betting on the underdog Knicks tonight. Jerry's update covered the Pacers advancing and needing 8 wins for a title, Charles Barkley's humorous response to a question about playing Wilt Chamberlain, Aaron Boone's ejection after Dominguez's strikeout call, and Baty's homer in the Mets' 2-1 win. Bill Belichick sidestepped questions about Jordon Hudson. The Moment of The Day was Tommy Lugauer being called the "Shedeur Sanders of WFAN." The first six difficult Giants games were also revealed.

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

The Indiana Pacers eliminated the Cavaliers and await the Knicks/Celtics winner. With Jayson Tatum having Achilles surgery, the expected Cavaliers/Celtics Eastern Conference Finals is impacted, putting pressure on Jaylen Brown. Evan and Tommy Lugauer are broadcasting from Boston; Evan enjoys sports travel. BT compared himself and Sal to "Mike & The Mad Dog," recalling past Knicks travel. Boomer called Tommy Lugauer the "Shedeur Sanders of WFAN." Jerry's update covered the Pacers' win and Adam Schein's displeasure with the Mavericks getting the top draft pick. In Mets news, Baty homered in a win over the Pirates, despite a Vientos error. Bill Belichick clarified Jordon Hudson's lack of connection to UNC football. The show's final segment discussed logistics for next week's Jersey shore broadcast, including golf and dinner, ruling out Butcher Block in Long Branch.

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

We talked about asking new parents how it's going. What are they supposed to say? Even if it's not going well, you can't say that. The Giants are supposedly opening in Washington and then going to Dallas. Week 3 against the Chiefs at home and then the Chargers. Boomer wants to see Abdul Carter running down Jayden Daniels in week one. Art Stapleton said he can confirm 3 primetime games for the Giants including the home opener against the Chiefs on MNF. Timothee Chalamet's high school teacher calls in to say he was a huge Knicks fan even back then. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Porzingis talking about the injury to Tatum. The Yankees lost in Seattle and Aaron Boone got tossed. The Mets beat the Pirates 2-1 as Baty homered. Shawne Merriman loves the Giants pick of Abdul Carter. Trey Hendrickson was asked if he wants to be a Bengal and he's not sure because the contract thing has become personal. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about Michael Jordan joining the NBA on NBC. Nobody is sure what he's doing exactly.

Griffin talks about his Blazers team, which enters the NCAA softball championship tournament this week, and about his famous son who is killing it in his first season of professional baseball in the Pittsburgh Pirates' organization. The Clevelands also size up Mississippi teams entering the final week of college baseball season and also discuss next Monday's Ferriss Trophy presentation.  

Welcome Back to the Brunch Breakdown Podcast! On #TheMenu: We're going back to 2005, to talk about Billboard's list of the top 100 songs from 20 years ago! And we discuss what Tech we want back from 2005 and more! Also, Chris & Dad talked about the Pittsburgh Pirates a lot, and DD went to see Beyonce's Cowboy Carter Tour. We pack a lot into this hour, so grab Mimosa, and we'll see yinz at the Table! Thank You for Listening. Check out the SOUNDS OF BRUNCH Playlist on Spotify! WATCH Full Episodes of the @BrunchBreakdown Podcast on YouTube, Spotify, & Facebook. LISTEN on AMAZON, Audible, Spotify, Apple, and Everywhere You Get Your Podcasts. FOLLOW us on Twitter, Triller, Instagram, TikTok, and GoodPods!

In Hour 2, Patrick and Joe wonder if the Colorado Rockies organization knows where to go after firing manager Bud Black, debate how far Team USA can go in the World Baseball Classic, and more.

Hour 1 Knicks up 3-1 on Celtics after Tatum's apparent Achilles injury. Pacers nearing a win over the Cavs. Gio declares the Knicks-Celtics series over. Jerry's update includes Knicks-Celtics sounds and Thibs' post-game comments, as well as Tatum's injury sound. T-Wolves lead Warriors 3-1. The Mavericks won the NBA draft lottery. The Yankees' Cabrera injured his ankle. Boomer noted Dave Sims sounded rested. The Mets beat the Pirates on Alonso's sac fly. Pablo Torre questions how Daily Mail got Belichick's Ring cam footage and expresses family concern. Boomer wants Ewing in a suite. Caller disagrees with Gio's "series over" declaration. Hour 2 The Knicks head to Boston for Game 5 without injured Tatum. Caller questions Wally Szczerbiak's potential Botox use. Jerry's update includes Knicks-Celtics sounds; Knicks fans celebrated on Seventh Avenue. Brunson says there's "nothing to celebrate yet," but Gio and Jerry believe the series is over, though Boomer isn't declaring it. Gio jokes about John Franco training Matt Harvey to attend NY sports events. The T-Wolves are up 3-1 on the Warriors. The Yankees beat the Mariners (Volpe HR), but Cabrera suffered a serious ankle injury. The Mets beat the Pirates on Alonso's sac fly; Peterson praised the crowds. NFL announced primetime games; Boomer says Giants have toughest schedule, Jets easiest. Hour 3 Despite being underdogs, the Knicks are one win away from beating the Celtics, who are now without the injured Tatum. The Pacers are also on the verge of eliminating the Cavaliers. The Porzingis injury is also impacting Boston. Jerry's update includes Bill Simmons doubting Brunson's scoring. T-Wolves lead Warriors 3-1. Yankees beat Mariners (Grisham hit 2 HRs); Cabrera's ankle injury update. Kiner-Falefa met Ralph Kiner's son (they're related) and then homered. The show discussed celebrities at Knicks games, questioning if Fat Joe was present due to his perceived bad luck; a caller confirmed he wasn't. There's evidence suggesting Fat Joe brings bad luck to NY teams. Hour 4 The NFL is releasing scheduled games, including the Jets vs. Broncos in London (Oct 12) and the Vikings playing consecutive international games in Dublin and London. The show discussed these announcements, the "Fat Joe curse" (Boomer urged self-awareness), and early NYC speeding before congestion pricing. Jerry's update covered Jalen Brunson's bounceback, the T-Wolves leading the Warriors 3-1, Oswaldo Cabrera's ankle injury, and the Mets' win over the Pirates. They also discussed Isiah Kiner-Falefa's connection to Ralph Kiner (hearing from Ralph's son) and Dave Sims' "Penis!" Moment of the Day. Finally, they talked about the Mavericks winning the NBA lottery (likely for Cooper Flagg) and Al & Jerry's bet on Bill Belichick coaching at UNC.

Knicks up 3-1 on Celtics after Tatum's apparent Achilles injury. Pacers nearing a win over the Cavs. Gio declares the Knicks-Celtics series over. Jerry's update includes Knicks-Celtics sounds and Thibs' post-game comments, as well as Tatum's injury sound. T-Wolves lead Warriors 3-1. The Mavericks won the NBA draft lottery. The Yankees' Cabrera injured his ankle. Boomer noted Dave Sims sounded rested. The Mets beat the Pirates on Alonso's sac fly. Pablo Torre questions how Daily Mail got Belichick's Ring cam footage and expresses family concern. Boomer wants Ewing in a suite. Caller disagrees with Gio's "series over" declaration.

The NFL is releasing scheduled games, including the Jets vs. Broncos in London (Oct 12) and the Vikings playing consecutive international games in Dublin and London. The show discussed these announcements, the "Fat Joe curse" (Boomer urged self-awareness), and early NYC speeding before congestion pricing. Jerry's update covered Jalen Brunson's bounceback, the T-Wolves leading the Warriors 3-1, Oswaldo Cabrera's ankle injury, and the Mets' win over the Pirates. They also discussed Isiah Kiner-Falefa's connection to Ralph Kiner (hearing from Ralph's son) and Dave Sims' "Penis!" Moment of the Day. Finally, they talked about the Mavericks winning the NBA lottery (likely for Cooper Flagg) and Al & Jerry's bet on Bill Belichick coaching at UNC.

The Knicks head to Boston for Game 5 without injured Tatum. Caller questions Wally Szczerbiak's potential Botox use. Jerry's update includes Knicks-Celtics sounds; Knicks fans celebrated on Seventh Avenue. Brunson says there's "nothing to celebrate yet," but Gio and Jerry believe the series is over, though Boomer isn't declaring it. Gio jokes about John Franco training Matt Harvey to attend NY sports events. The T-Wolves are up 3-1 on the Warriors. The Yankees beat the Mariners (Volpe HR), but Cabrera suffered a serious ankle injury. The Mets beat the Pirates on Alonso's sac fly; Peterson praised the crowds. NFL announced primetime games; Boomer says Giants have toughest schedule, Jets easiest.

Despite being underdogs, the Knicks are one win away from beating the Celtics, who are now without the injured Tatum. The Pacers are also on the verge of eliminating the Cavaliers. The Porzingis injury is also impacting Boston. Jerry's update includes Bill Simmons doubting Brunson's scoring. T-Wolves lead Warriors 3-1. Yankees beat Mariners (Grisham hit 2 HRs); Cabrera's ankle injury update. Kiner-Falefa met Ralph Kiner's son (they're related) and then homered. The show discussed celebrities at Knicks games, questioning if Fat Joe was present due to his perceived bad luck; a caller confirmed he wasn't. There's evidence suggesting Fat Joe brings bad luck to NY teams.

Mavs win NBA Draft. The Mets beat the Pirates on a Pete Alonso sac fly in the ninth. We found out Isiah Kiner-Falefa is related to Ralph Kiner and we heard from Ralph's son, who said he's ‘in the lucky sperm club'. The Moment of The Day: Dave Sims, Hey Now, ‘Penis!'

News & NotesIt was a tough week for a couple of fantasy managers as Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Teoscar Hernández and Houston Astros designated hitter Yordan Alvarez led the list of names sent to the injured list. Milwaukee Brewers catcher William Contreras broke his finger, but is just going to play through it.San Diego Padres outfielder Jackson Merrill highlights the list of players returning from the IL this week.A handful of prospects earned their MLB debuts this week, while Texas Rangers outfielder Evan Carter returned to the big leagues after starting the season in AAA.The Texas Rangers have made a change at their hitting coach while the Colorado Rockies and Pittsburgh Pirates are moving on from their managers. Hosts: Brett Ford | Scott ChuScott's Top 150 Hitters ListPlate discipline and decision-making take center stage as both Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Oneil Cruz and Chicago White Sox Luis Robert Jr. have showed marked improvement at the plate, maintaining their incredibly high ceilings while bringing up their floors – and their rankings. Get Torked, nerds! Detroit Tigers first baseman Spencer Torkelsonalong with position rivals Tyler Soderstrom and Ben Rice rise in the ranks as they display that even their cold streaks are palatable. How good can Maikel Garcia be? And if Scott says Michael Busch is falling, that should probably be a red flag.  Join: PL+ | PL ProProud member of the Pitcher List Podcast Network

Brad Rowland and Scott Coleman co-host Episode 196 of the Hammer Territory Podcast, and they are joined by Atlanta Braves insider Grant McAuley. Topics include the weekend series between the Braves and the Pittsburgh Pirates, the state of the team after 40 games, whether the offense is up to the task, the pending return of Spencer Strider and the impact on the rotation, and much more.Get 20% off your first Slab Pack or card purchase by going to https://ArenaClub.com/FOUL and use code FOUL. Two easy ways to support the show: Leave us a nice rating/review here and SUBSCRIBE to HT on YouTube!

A pet raccoon hits the pipe, Dave Portnoy v. the anti-Semitic sign maker, loudmouth slob on a cop cam, Kate Cassidy's new TikToks, Tom Cruise has no bad films, the newest Radio Hall of Fame nominees, and Forrest Gump's Jenny had AIDS. Dave Portnoy responds to Mo Khan. The Temple University student defended the antisemitic incident at Barstool's bar Khan has several GiveSendGo fundraisers. Shiloh Hendrix is making that dollar after calling a 5-year-old the n-word. Jennifer Aniston is safe from that creeper, but still slightly shaken. 3 Doors Down's Brad Arnold is diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. The Crackoon is the greatest thing to hit the internet in a while. No Pope for us today. The Radio Hall of Fame nominees are out. Some people are saying there was a snub… again. The Golden Globes will give out a Podcasting award. Smokey Robinson is appalled at his own actions. #MeToo has nothing on Dustin Hoffman. The Naked Gun is coming out soon. Sydney Sweeney has a good (and excitable) dog. The Met Gala remains an event that no normal person cares about. Ben Affleck has sympathy for Britney Spears… since they hooked up once. Janelle Evans is celebrating her divorce in the trashiest way possible. The lady who pooped on that minivan is an OnlyFans foot star. Kristin Cavallari made a news story out of her own advertisement because she's hot. The Pittsburgh Pirates fan that fell has an actual need for a GoFundMe. Here he is losing his shoes as a new angle of the fall was released. Ranking Tom Cruise movies. Drew learns Jenny from Forrest Gump had AIDS. Vote for yourself. Joe Biden spoke and coughed with the BBC. Drew's neighbor swam nude too. Kate Cassidy is back to posting her videos online. Liam Payne left no will, so his baby mama takes control. Jorts are SO BACK! Tim Tebow is gonna be pumped. Jordon Hudson is on the offensive about her relationship with Bill Belichick. RG3 calls out the coach and his eye candy. Somebody save Bill's brand. Diddy's lawyer got yelled at. Ha ha. NYT editors mean business. Cop Cam: Car load of losers including a very loud slob. If you'd like to help support the show… consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (The Drew Lane Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon).

Today's word of the day is ‘energy' as in Pacers as Tyrese Haliburton as in the Cavaliers as in the road team as in comeback. The Pacers with another historic comeback. How are they doing it? The Pacers went on an 8-0 run in the final minute to win it on a Haliburton 3! (10:22) The Warriors held off the Timberwolves yesterday. But Steph Curry is hurt, and that is bad for the Warriors. Very bad. (14:22) The Pittsburgh Pirates are having a season to forget and it's only May. Statement after statement after statement. Mess after mess after mess. (26:12) So You Wanna Talk to Samson!? Someone asked me about the Reds rookie who broke his forearm making a play. (33:45) Review: The Friend. (37:37) Funding for traumatic brain injury could be slashed by Washington. Is this as big of a deal as it appears? (43:00) NPPOD. (46:45) Caitlin Clark is a market mover. It's official. Going into year 2 of her WNBA career and the ratings are already insane. More people watched her preseason game than Game 1 of the WNBA Finals! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices