Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Cohen

Hour 5: Keith on Barstool Sports' new deal with FOX Sports. Steve Cohen does not want to waste any time to win. Keith says the MLB All-Star Game festivities are the best in sports.

In this profoundly moving first installment of a two-part episode, Documentary First host Christian Taylor interviews Steve Cohen, Billy Joel's longtime creative director and the executive producer of the new HBO docuseries Billy Joel: And So It Goes.Steve Cohen, the executive producer, shares his journey from lighting stages to producing emotional documentaries, emphasizing the collaborative effort that brings these stories to life.Steve reflects on:Meeting Billy Joel in 1974 and forging a lifelong creative partnershipThe soul of Billy Joel's songwriting: honesty, heartbreak, and healingHow Susan Lacy's empathetic direction helped uncover hidden emotional truthsWhat it means to tell someone else's story with care, depth, and dignityThe healing power of revisiting past relationships through artFor listeners who've ever found themselves in a song—or wanted to understand the quiet brilliance behind a musical legend—this episode is a masterclass in the art of documentary storytelling and a heartfelt tribute to legacy, resilience, and human connection.No DocuView Déjà Vu Chapters:00:00 Introduction and Emotional Connection04:04 The Journey Begins: Meeting Billy Joel08:03 The Documentary: A Deep Dive into Billy Joel's Life11:57 The Collaborative Process of Filmmaking15:52 The Role of Relationships in Billy Joel's Music20:03 Reflections on Billy Joel's Legacy and Impact30:45 The Emotional Connection of Music36:00 Creating Comfort in Documentary Filmmaking39:41 The Art of Storytelling Through MusicSponsor: http://ArtillerySports.com Use the code DocFirst for 10% off your order today!

We started the hour with the news from Sports Business Journal that said for Subway Series viewing, SNY had 70% more viewers than the YES Network and we are trying to figure out why. C-Mac thinks the Mets fan has a deeper connection to Gary, Keith & Ron than the Yankees have with Michael Kay. Peter returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Yankees coming back down 5-0 to beat the Mariners. We also heard the sounds of the Mets losing a double header in Baltimore. Evan Roberts doesn't seem to know that Steve Cohen's ‘Fab Four' reference was about the Beatles. In the final segment of the hour, we took more calls on why way more people tuned into SNY over YES for the Subway Series.

Hour 1 - Boomer & Gio are out for one last day so it's Jerry and Chris McMonigle today. C-Mac is pumped after last night's Yankees comeback win. He called it the best win of the season. They didn't have a hit until the 8th inning and they were down 5-0. Cal Raleigh said their closer was tipping his slider and runners on second could see it. Peter Schwartz is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Yankees comeback. Aaron Judge talked about the impressive slide at home from Volpe. Stanton talked about his first ever pinch hit HR. Jazz Chisholm will be in the HR derby. We heard the sounds of the Mets losing a double header in Baltimore. The Mets play in KC and will be getting Senga and Manaea back. Former manager Lee Elia passed away. We played his famous rant against Cubs fans from 1983. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry has some clips of coaches going off. Hour 2 - The Mets lost a double header in Baltimore. They had a lead in both games. Jerry cannot believe they took David Peterson out in the 8th inning after having an easy 7th. The Mets have to go into KC and win the series going into the all-star break. It was an ugly day yesterday for them. Peter returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Yankees comeback win over the Mariners. Aaron Judge talked about coming back down 5 runs after not getting a hit until the 8th. We heard the sounds of the Mets losing a double header in Baltimore. Keith Hernandez almost got hit by a foul ball yesterday and didn't realize it. We talked about bobblehead giveaways as the Dodgers are giving out 40,000 of Kobe instead of the usual 17,000. In the final segment of the hour, the Yankees have a giveaway involving a child author and a pigeon. Hour 3 - We started the hour with the news from Sports Business Journal that said for Subway Series viewing, SNY had 70% more viewers than the YES Network and we are trying to figure out why. C-Mac thinks the Mets fan has a deeper connection to Gary, Keith & Ron than the Yankees have with Michael Kay. Peter returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Yankees coming back down 5-0 to beat the Mariners. We also heard the sounds of the Mets losing a double header in Baltimore. Evan Roberts doesn't seem to know that Steve Cohen's ‘Fab Four' reference was about the Beatles. In the final segment of the hour, we took more calls on why more people tuned into SNY over YES for the Subway Series. Hour 4 - We started the hour with talk of the Yankees win last night, which C-Mac thinks was their best win of the series. They were being no-hit until the 8th inning and were down 5-0 and won the game. Cal Raleigh said after the game their closer was tipping pitches, in particular his slider. After getting swept in a double header yesterday, the Mets have to take 2-of-3 in KC before the all-star break. Peter returns for his final update of the day and starts with the Yankees win including the sounds of Volpe's tremendous slide into home on the Judge sac fly. Stanton talked about his first career pinch-hit HR. The Mets lost a double-header in Baltimore. David Peterson was named to the all-star game. Kodai Senga will start tonight in KC. The Moment of The Day: Peter Schwartz is wrong. In the final segment of the show, Rick Springfield was on the Today Show and Al Roker's co-host yawned and he asked if he was boring them. Jerry played a song by a band that is not a real band, it's A-I. We also talked about scanning groceries while you shop so you can check out on your own.

The 4th of July has passed, but there will be some fireworks in Atlanta in just a few days as one of the most electrifying events in baseball takes center stage. The Home Run Derby. A stacked field will arrive at Truist Park ready to put on a show. The eight contestants consist of Cal Raleigh, James Wood, Junior Caminero, Byron Buxton, Brent Rooker, Jazz Chisholm Jr., Oneil Cruz and Ronald Acuña Jr. Jake and Jordan have been bursting with excitement for this year's Derby, and now they break down the field and ultimately pick a winner. While those home run hitters are preparing to show off their power, the next great home run hitters might be waiting to hear their names called as the MLB Draft is just a couple of days away. The Washington Nationals have the number one pick, and coming off of a recent franchise overhaul, with the firing of their long-time GM and manager, they hope to take someone who will help carry them into the future. Jake and Jordan discuss this and chat about names to look out for in the 2025 MLB Draft. MLB has announced its top-20 highest selling jerseys, and to no one's surprise, Shohei Ohtani is at the top of that list. What is surprising is where some other players landed, including those who didn't make or fell off of the list.Last, but surely not least, everyone's favorite segment of the week is here. The Good, The Bad & The Uggla. Steve Cohen has taken to twitter again, Justin Verlander has a very unfortunate stat on the year and an epic playlist are some of the highlights from this week's segment.Close out your week with us as we are in Atlanta for the next few episodes of Baseball Bar-B-Cast.(2:44) - Home Run Derby Preview & Predictions(33:12) - MLB Draft Preview(50:42) - MLB highest selling jersey list(53:38) - The Good, The Bad & The Uggla  Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

The Mets have had an up and down few weeks, and with pitching reinforcements on the way, and the All Star Break coming up - there is much to talk about this week. We cover all the Mets news including the Juan Soto All Star Game snub, Steve Cohen's FAB FOUR reference and Aaron Judge's opinion of the Mets after their Subway Series season split. SNY.TVs Andy Martino joins us to unpack it all. On the Talkin with TC segment, Terry welcomes the founder of the premiere Mets fan brigade - THE 7 LINE ARMY, Darren Meenan in a fantastic look at what Darren created in 2012 and how this army of Mets fans impact the team each and every year. We feature the Captain David Wright on the Tunnel to Towers story on #5 and how his family of first responders led to his passion for all who serve. Subscribe to the Terry Collins show on your favorite podcast platform. Like and Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheTerryCollinsShow Follow The Terry Collins Show: X: https://x.com/TerryCollins_10 Instagram: / terrycollins_10 Faceebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Follow John Arezzi on X: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://x.com/johnarezzi⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow John Arezzi on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://www.instagram.com/johnarezzi Donate $11 a month to now help first responders, veterans and our military heroes. Go to Tunnel to Towers and help them do good: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://t2t.org/⁠⁠⁠⁠ For more information on THE 7 LINE ARMY: https://the7line.com/ Host: Terry Collins Co-Host: John Arezzi Creative Director: Marsh Researcher - Dominic DiBiase Executive Producer: John Arezzi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BT and Sal dive headfirst into the heated New York baseball trade deadline, dissecting what the Mets and Yankees desperately need and who will be more aggressive in acquiring it. While the Yankees are reportedly eyeing a third baseman and pitching help, the Mets, fueled by Steve Cohen's willingness to spend and a deeper prospect pool, are expected to make bigger splashes for a center fielder, bullpen arms, and potentially another starter, intensifying the crosstown rivalry as both teams battle for the same high-impact targets.

Dan Tapiero is a 25-year Wall Street veteran who worked with legendary investors like Steve Cohen, Stan Druckenmiller, and Julian Robertson. Today, he manages $1.5 billion across 23 crypto companies through his funds 10T Partners and One River.He shares lessons learned from Wall Street's greatest traders, explains why he transitioned from traditional macro trading to crypto, and discusses his view that Bitcoin will reach $1 million within 10 years as part of his thesis for why institutions must have crypto exposure.__________________________________FOLLOW DAN TAPIERO• Twitter: https://x.com/DTAPCAP• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-tapiero-22b41b191/FOLLOW 10T HOLDINGS• Twitter: https://x.com/10Tfund• Website: https://10tfund.com/FOLLOW KEVIN & WHEN SHIFT HAPPENS

BT and Sal dive into an impassioned discussion about the New York Mets' aggressive approach to the upcoming trade deadline. While acknowledging owner Steve Cohen's "go for it" mentality and the team's perceived championship window, they debate the extent of the Mets' potential moves, emphasizing the need for a top-tier bullpen arm and other significant additions. Sal believes anything is on the table and expects ultra-aggression, while BT urges the Mets to strategically part with prospects for difference-makers, especially given the ticking clock on key players like Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso. They also explore potential trade targets like Brian Reynolds and Jose Ramirez, highlighting the Mets' financial advantage in absorbing bad contracts to retain prospects, and ponder a potential Subway Series trade deadline showdown with the Yankees for key players.

In their second hour, BT and Sal pivoted from Yankees talk to focus on the New York Mets, with a central theme revolving around the upcoming trade deadline. Inspired by a conversation with SNY's Andy Martino, Sal expressed renewed excitement for the Mets' potential aggression in acquiring talent, particularly a top bullpen arm and potentially more. They debated the "championship window" for the Mets, arguing that with Steve Cohen's willingness to spend and the core of the team, now is the time to go all-in. The discussion also touched on which prospects the Mets should be willing to part with, contrasting their approach to prospect hoarding with that of the Yankees.

Dan Beyer and Monse Bolanos, in for Covino & Rich, talk about Mets owner Steve Cohen's recent comments about the vibe at the ballpark between the Yankees and Mets and what the crew would prefer, which pitcher could come out of psuedo-retirement to try and reach 3,000 strikeouts, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Aaron Judge hitting his second HR of the day as the Yankees beat the A's. Jazz had a homer and a triple. The Mets had their most lopsided series defeat in history this weekend against the Pirates. Carlos Mendoza talked about their problems after the game. Gio wonders if it's time for Steve Cohen to do a positive post on X.

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

Following former MLB player Dave Parker's passing this weekend, which coincided with the Mets' series in Pittsburgh, Gio reminisced about classic sports photography and its decline due to the internet, while Boomer claimed to have cried over an Islanders draft pick story, which Gio doubted. Both discussed their weekend family entertainment, with Gio attending a dance recital and Boomer's grandchildren seeing the Wiggles. Jerry's update focused on the Mets' continued losses to the Pirates, prompting Steve Cohen to post about the team's state on X, while the Yankees easily defeated the A's with a Cody Bellinger homer. The segment concluded with a discussion of Tom Brady dancing with Sydney Sweeney at a wedding and Gio's dissatisfaction with a thank you from a makeup artist he helped on Fire Island.

Hour 1 The Mets suffered a devastating sweep by the Pirates, prompting Boomer to remark on the team's poor performance and the ineffectiveness of a players-only meeting and Carlos Mendoza's ejection. Given the high payroll and dismal run production, Boomer stressed the need for accountability, while Jerry's update highlighted the Mets' struggles and included sound bites from Mendoza, Lindor, and Frankie Montas, alongside news of the Yankees' victory over the A's. Separately, the Knicks are reportedly considering Dawn Staley as a head coach, a prospect Gio dismissed as unlikely, and Malik Beasley is under federal investigation for unusual betting activity in the 2023-24 season. Hour 2 LeBron James has opted into his Lakers contract, but his agent Rich Paul's statement suggests a desire for a trade, possibly campaigning for Giannis to join the Lakers. This has led to speculation about what the Knicks would offer for LeBron, with one caller even suggesting he become a player/coach. In other news, Aaron Judge hit two homers as the Yankees beat the A's, and Jazz Chisholm Jr. had a home run and a triple. The Mets suffered their most lopsided series defeat in history. As NBA free agency begins, LeBron's future is a hot topic, while callers debated the Mets bringing back Syndergaard and deGrom, and if LeBron would force Bronny on the Knicks if he joined. Hour 3 Following former MLB player Dave Parker's passing this weekend, which coincided with the Mets' series in Pittsburgh, Gio reminisced about classic sports photography and its decline due to the internet, while Boomer claimed to have cried over an Islanders draft pick story, which Gio doubted. Both discussed their weekend family entertainment, with Gio attending a dance recital and Boomer's grandchildren seeing the Wiggles. Jerry's update focused on the Mets' continued losses to the Pirates, prompting Steve Cohen to post about the team's state on X, while the Yankees easily defeated the A's with a Cody Bellinger homer. The segment concluded with a discussion of Tom Brady dancing with Sydney Sweeney at a wedding and Gio's dissatisfaction with a thank you from a makeup artist he helped on Fire Island. Hour 4 Knicks enter free agency without a coach. NHL draft, Rangers & Islanders picks discussed. LI football player receiving D1 offers. Jerry's final update, REM's ‘What's The Frequency, Kenneth?', Dan Rather & Tom Brokaw discussed. Can Knicks get LeBron? Is Jerry a ‘father figure' to drafted Rutgers players? Mets swept in Pittsburgh, Lindor explains. Yankees beat A's, Judge homers twice. MoD: Eddie gives insulin on Poop Cruise. Wing Bowl returns in February.

BT reacts strongly to Steve Cohen's recent tweet addressing the Mets' abysmal weekend sweep in Pittsburgh, where they were outscored 30-4. While Cohen's tweet attempts to reassure fans by acknowledging the "tough stretch" and promising a return of injured pitching, BT expresses skepticism, suggesting that the team's deeper issues go beyond mere bad luck or injuries. He questions the Mets' overall personality, leadership, and lack of urgency, arguing that their current ineptitude is more indicative of who they truly are, leading to a grim outlook for their playoff hopes if significant, impactful changes aren't made soon.

BT dives into Steve Cohen's recent tweet addressing the Mets' struggles, praising the owner's measured and transparent approach to connecting with the fanbase during tough times. While acknowledging Cohen's previous optimistic "this too will pass" message, BT zeroes in on Cohen's current admission of frustration and surprise, suggesting that an owner of his success and financial investment won't tolerate prolonged underperformance, potentially hinting at significant changes if the team's rough patch continues.

Discover the fascinating story of legendary magician Max Malini's audacity in damaging antique furniture during his card stab trick, alongside a thrilling chapter of "The Linking Rings" featuring poisoned teabags and a stolen magic routine.A Few Minutes With… Steve Cohen starts at 00:03:50"I Love That" starts at 00:08:48Chapter Twelve of “The Linking Rings” starts at 00:21:01 LINKSThe Eli Marks Mystery Series: http://www.elimarksmysteries.com/Get yourself a Free Eli Marks Short Story: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/jj1r1yaavjListen to an Eli Marks Audio Short Story: https://BookHip.com/LZBPPMDSteve Cohen's Original Interview: https://www.elimarksmysteries.com/eli-marks-podcast/episode-202-steve-cohen-on-performing-the-bullet-catch-and-chapter-two-of-the-bullet-catchSteve Cohen's Website: https://chambermagic.com/A Few Minutes With … Steve Cohen: https://youtu.be/Z4YKyfYHrQsBehind the Page YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/@behindthepagetheelimarkspo5241Band of Brothers (Netflix): https://www.netflix.com/title/70308702Email Me: https://www.elimarksmysteries.com/contactWhat's Up Doc Trailer: https://youtu.be/hGcUHroskT4Band of Brothers Podcast: https://youtu.be/GlcRq1noeSACheck out the Occasional Film Podcast: https://www.fastcheapfilm.com/the-podcast

The Ryan Express was rolling along in June of 1975 as Nolan Ryan had just thrown the 4th no-hitter of his career while pitching for the California Angels. The flame throwing righty was doing things nobody had ever seen before, and would continue to do until his bionic arm finally gave out while with the Rangers in 1993. 27 seasons, 5,714 strikeouts, and 7 no-hitters later, Ryan finally was put out to pasture where he continued to be a success in whatever he did… and people noticed. One such person was Leo Ullman who two years after Ryan threw the final pitch of his Hall-of-Fame career purchased 11 Nolan Ryan baseball cards at a $1 a piece… and so began the largest collection of Nolan Ryan memorabilia that has been assembled. Saddles, cleats, bats, balls, if it had Nolan Ryan's name attached to it, Ullman purchased it, eventually amassing close to 15,000 different items in a collection that now resides at Stockton University in New Jersey. Ullman wanted the entire collection to stay input, so instead of it going to the Hall of Fame where they might have picked over the items in the collection, he kept it intact at the campus in Galloway Township. A lawyer by trade, Ullman is also an author, having written a book about his collection titled, ‘Nolan Ryan, The Largest And Most Unique Collection Of All Things Nolan Ryan, The Greatest Power Pitcher Of All Time.” But that's not the only book Mr. Ullman wrote. ‘796 Days: Hiding as a child in occupied Amsterdam during WWII and then coming to America' is the story of Leo as a 3-year old when he was taken in by a couple and hidden in their attic for over 2 1/2 years during the Nazi occupation of Amsterdam. The Dutch resistance put his parents in a different house and it wasn't until the war was over that young Leo was reunited with his birthparents… who survived without knowing if their little Leo had as well. Leo comes on the Past Our Prime podcast and tells us the similarities between his life's story and that of Anne Frank's. He would later go on to become a Director and Chairman of the Anne Frank Center USA  and tells us that his war-parents brought him to stay with them knowing they could be executed if the Jewish boy was found for one reason… “It was the right thing to do.”  His parents would emigrate to the States and settle in Brooklyn and 8-year old Leo would fall in love with Jackie Robinson and the Dodgers. A few years later the team would break Leo's heart and leave for Los Angeles, but Leo's love for baseball never waned. At some point, his allegiance turned to the Mets and years later, when Mets owner Steve Cohen heard of Leo's story, he invited him to throw out the first pitch at a game…  Leo recalls how, much like a former Mets pitcher by the name of Nolan Ryan, he bounced the pitch in the dirt much to his chagrin. But he refused to let his time in that attic define him. Instead, he joyfully tells us how he spent time with the Mets in a fantasy camp years ago and still keeps in touch with his fellow Mets buddies… At age 86, Leo has gone from the nightmare of the Holocaust to a Mets Dream Week… and in between, put together the largest collection of Nolan Ryan collectibles of all-time. It's been quite the life for Leo and he tells us all about it on the Past Our Prime podcast… Give us a listen and drop us a review wherever you get your podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What are the keys to Steve Cohen's incredible success as a trader and hedge fund manager – and how is he bringing those lessons to the baseball diamond? Steve Cohen, the founder, CEO and president of Point72, and the majority owner of the New York Mets, discusses with Tony Pasquariello in this conversation recorded live at the Goldman Sachs Apex Symposium. This episode was recorded on June 4th, 2025.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join BT and Sal as they dive headfirst into the electric atmosphere surrounding the New York Mets! With the team consistently racking up wins, even owner Steve Cohen can't contain his excitement, and we're here to break down every fiery moment, every jaw-dropping play, and every reason why this Mets squad has fans and even the famously reserved Cohen going absolutely wild. Get ready for scorching hot takes and insider analysis as we dissect the surging Mets and the phenomenon that is "Uncle Stevie's" unbridled joy.

MSNBC's Ari Melber hosts "The Beat" on Thursday, May 29, and reports on the legal battle engulfing President Trump's tariffs and Elon Musk's exit from The White House. Chai Komanduri, Rep. Steve Cohen and Jason Johnson join.

Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian is doubling down on his bets on women's sports with a minority stake in the Chelsea Women FC. Ohanian discusses the future of sports and media, as well as the latest controversy over AI bots on Reddit. In Qatar, President Trump has a bone to pick with Apple CEO Tim Cook, and investor Steve Cohen made a call about the likelihood of recession at the Sohn Conference in New York. Plus, Warren Buffett has explained why he's ready to step down from Berkshire Hathaway, and Dick's Sporting Goods has agreed to buy Foot Locker.  Alexis Ohanian - 17:24 In this episode:Alexis Ohanian, @alexisohanianKelly Evans, @KellyCNBCJoe Kernen, @JoeSquawkAndrew Ross Sorkin, @andrewrsorkinKatie Kramer, @Kramer_Katie

Matt Spiegel and Laurence Holmes discussed how the Mets have turned the corner as a franchise.

Founder of InvestorBootz, Steve Cohen is joining The Al Nicoletti Show! Steve's company is a comprehensive boots-on-the-ground service for real estate investors. They provide nationwide, on-demand Field Agents and Mobile Notaries to handle everything from property photos and lockbox setups to notarizations and junk removal. Their clients include virtual investors, wholesalers, rehabbers, fix-and-flip experts, and more. On the show, he will discuss how he built and operates his business.Tune in to learn more about the current state of the real estate market, discover new trends, and learn tips and tricks from the biggest names in the industry!FACEBOOK: facebook.com/flattorneynicolettiINSTAGRAM: instagram.com/attorneynicolettiYOUTUBE: Al Nicoletti - YouTubeLINKEDIN: linkedin.com/in/attorneynicolettiWEBSITE: ...

This is the full show for April 5, 2025. We ask the American Mamas about the man who texted his ex on his honeymoon. We Dig Deep into the military parade that Congressman Steve Cohen wants canceled. Plus, Florida is opening a new Parental Rights Office, and that's a Bright Spot. And we finish off with Olympic medals that will make you say, “Whoa!” 

From 'Rico Brogna' (subscribe here): Steve Cohen answers questions on the early success of the season, Pete Alonso extension, Francisco Lindor becoming captain, Juan Soto beginning stages to Mets career and the history of the franchise. 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

Ben Maller talks about Mets owner Steve Cohen saying he's "not worried" about Juan Soto's slow start with the team, the latest injury to Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow, the historically bad pace of Bud Black's 2025 Colorado Rockies, Too Much or Not Enough, #QueenOfHearts w/ LaReina, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Cohen answers questions on the early success of the season, Pete Alonso extension, Francisco Lindor becoming captain, Juan Soto beginning stages to Mets career and the history of the franchise. Buy "The Rico" T-Shirts follow this link: https://breakingt.com/products/the-rico Please like, rate, follow, favorite or subscribe to Rico Brogna here: https://link.chtbl.com/RicoBrogna Email TheRicoB@gmail.com 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

Steve Cohen doesn't want to already talk about Pete Alonso's Contract

Jerry starts with the sounds from the NBA playoffs last night. Jimmy Butler and Dylan Brooks were going at it and it was not in good fun according to Butler after the game. Ernie Johnson called the Heat/Cavs game the worst he's ever watched. Charles Barkley said of the Heat, ‘quitting at its finest'. The Orioles beat the Yankees as Ryan O'Hearn homered. After the game he apologized for cursing on an open microphone after he homered. We heard Brandon Nimmo's grand slam as he had 9 RBIs on the day. Steve Cohen said he is not worried about Juan Soto's slow start. The Eagles visited the White House and he said he told Brian Daboll not to lose Saquon.

On a new episode of "The Show," Joel Sherman & Jon Heyman are joined by Mets owner Steve Cohen. Cohen shares his thoughts on the strong start to the season, if he has any concern about Juan Soto's struggles to begin his Mets career & if he's thought about naming Francisco Lindor the captain. Plus, Joel & Jon breakdown the Yankees to remove Devin Williams from the closer role & Mets bullpen issues showing up over the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Episode 455, Patrick, Jeffrey, and Craig chat about movies, new leaderboards, and an impending Steve Cohen soccer team takeover (per the message boards) and then discuss five mostly baseball topics. 1. Wild Wild West ft. Dru Hill and Kool Mo Dee: The NL West is a tightly-packed quartet at the top, all of whom had noteworthy weekends.  2. Ascent into Madness: And then there's the Rockies3. Around the Horn: A late night for the Angels, some early-season injuries for pitchers, and a confusingly crafted bobblehead in the Houston subrubs.4. What to Watch: More Mets baseball, a late lunch with Jackson Jobe,  and whatever is gonna happen in Coors this week.5. Craig and Jeffrey play a very long game. Five and Dive is listener-supported, you can join our Patreon at patreon.com/fiveanddive. If you want to get in contact with the show, the e-mail address is fiveanddive@baseballprospectus.com.                                           Our theme tune is by Jawn Stockton. You can listen to him on Spotify and Apple Music  Spotify: http://bit.ly/JawnStockton_SpotifyApple Music: http://bit.ly/JawnStockton_AM

Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman break down the 2026 MLB free agency class and take a look at what type of deals we can expect to see this winter. The boys give us their takes on how much Kyle Tucker's contract will be, where Pete Alonso and Alex Bregman will land & how the rest of the class stacks up.Jake and Jordan then bring out the mailbag to answer your questions. What should be the term for a 2-game sweep? Jake also gives us his best sponsorship tie-ins for players with specific nicknames.Later, Jake & Jordan bring back The Good, Bad & Uggla and react to Steve Cohen's most recent hilarious social media post.(1:30) - What contract can Kyle Tucker expect?(12:00) -  Where will Pete Alonso & Alex Bregman land?(16:45) - Where other 2026 free agents will measure up(24:30) - Ranking pitchers in the 2026 free agent class(30:00 ) - Answering your questions from the mailbag(53:00) - The Good, The Bad, The Uggla Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

Today's word of the day is ‘amazin' as in Mets as in Pete Alonso as in Francisco Lindor as in Juan Soto as in Steve Cohen as in best record in baseball. Can you believe how hot the Mets have been? Soto has struggled at the plate. But Lindor and Alonso are on fire! And let's talk about this pitching! (19:20) Blake Snell had a setback. Uh oh. But the Dodgers say they are NOT worried about it. (31:00) NPPOD. (36:00) Review: Curious Case of Benjamin Button. (39:20) What is with the Shedeur Sanders hate right now? Every draft there is a player that falls. Every year there's a player that gets ripped right before the draft. Why? (46:10) Why are the Angels playing at 6:29 PT tonight? Why such a weird number? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘amazin' as in Mets as in Pete Alonso as in Francisco Lindor as in Juan Soto as in Steve Cohen as in best record in baseball. Can you believe how hot the Mets have been? Soto has struggled at the plate. But Lindor and Alonso are on fire! And let's talk about this pitching! (19:20) Blake Snell had a setback. Uh oh. But the Dodgers say they are NOT worried about it. (31:00) NPPOD. (36:00) Review: Curious Case of Benjamin Button. (39:20) What is with the Shedeur Sanders hate right now? Every draft there is a player that falls. Every year there's a player that gets ripped right before the draft. Why? (46:10) Why are the Angels playing at 6:29 PT tonight? Why such a weird number? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

New York State will award three coveted casino licenses by the end of this year. Nick Garber, politics reporter at Crain's New York Business, reports on where the process stands, including news on environmental reviews, a big player dropping out and where the Mets owner Steve Cohen's bid stands.

The Mets have been great at home and they are getting huge crowds for this early in the season. There is so much positivity with Steve Cohen right now. Mets pitching has been outstanding so far as well. Jesse Winker talked about how the stadium being full is a huge advantage for the Mets. Boomer doesn't think they'll need Grimace this year. Gio said Fat Joe was at the Knicks game, and wherever he goes, failure follows. The Yankees World Series Game, Kamala Harris, California wildfires. It's the Fat Joe curse. Gio said they can't have him at any more games. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Knicks losing game 2 at the Garden. Coach Thibs did not like the huge discrepancy between foul shots between the two teams. Charles Barkley had a message for Mavs GM Nico Harrison: stop with the press conferences. The Yankees lost in Cleveland as the Guardians hit back to back homers off of Clarke Schmidt. The Mets beat the Phillies but Edwin Diaz made it interesting. Carlos Mendoza talked about Diaz's performance after the HR. Russell Wilson met the media and said some generic things. Jalen Milroe was asked about potentially joining the QB room with Wilson and Jameis Winston. Vikings RB Aaron Jones talked about being an older QB and also talked about trying to get older women since he was a kid. Boomer and C-Lo did a Rangers podcast yesterday. In the final segment of the hour, a young guy named Jared is here. He works in the digital department here at Audacy and he's been tasked with getting the YouTube numbers up for Al & Jerry's Postgame Podcast.

The Mets have been great at home and they are getting huge crowds for this early in the season. There is so much positivity with Steve Cohen right now. Mets pitching has been outstanding so far as well. Jesse Winker talked about how the stadium being full is a huge advantage for the Mets. Boomer doesn't think they'll need Grimace this year.

Boomer's back from the flu but not at full strength. The Mets had a great, well-attended weekend, pleasing Steve Cohen. The Knicks won game one against the Pistons but didn't impress, with Detroit already complaining about Jalen Brunson's foul drawing; the Knicks did have a 21-0 run. In baseball news, Max Fried lost a no-hitter due to a later-ruled error by Paul Goldschmidt, and an Aaron Judge HR was overturned, leading to Aaron Boone's ejection. The Mets swept the Cardinals in four games. Jerry's highlights included the Knicks' win and the Devils' game one loss to the Hurricanes. Finally, we discussed Aaron Rodgers' thoughts on the Jets meeting, a topic missed last week due to Boomer's absence.

Hour 1 Boomer's back from the flu but not at full strength. The Mets had a great, well-attended weekend, pleasing Steve Cohen. The Knicks won game one against the Pistons but didn't impress, with Detroit already complaining about Jalen Brunson's foul drawing; the Knicks did have a 21-0 run. In baseball news, Max Fried lost a no-hitter due to a later-ruled error by Paul Goldschmidt, and an Aaron Judge HR was overturned, leading to Aaron Boone's ejection. The Mets swept the Cardinals in four games. Jerry's highlights included the Knicks' win and the Devils' game one loss to the Hurricanes. Finally, we discussed Aaron Rodgers' thoughts on the Jets meeting, a topic missed last week due to Boomer's absence. Hour 2 Phil Simms joined the show to preview the NFL draft, offering his perspective on Aaron Rodgers' final meeting with the Jets, suggesting Rodgers might be waiting to see the Vikings' QB situation in training camp. Phil also reflected on learning about the Giants moving on from him, while Boomer shared his awkward Jets exit. Jerry's update led with the Mets' four-game sweep of the Cardinals, highlighted by Francisco Lindor's two home runs. The passing of Gary Cohen's unusually long-lived Great Dane prompted Phil to discuss calling and feeding foxes. The Knicks won game one against the Pistons with a 21-0 run, and the Devils lost their game one to the Hurricanes. In the final segment, Phil discussed what the Giants should and might do with the third draft pick, also mentioning quarterbacks Sanders, Dart, and Shough. Hour 3 Phil Simms discussed NFL draft prospects, explaining why Shedeur Sanders' draft stock might fall due to NFL evaluations. A caller asked about Will Howard, whom Phil wasn't keen on. Jerry's update included Al's 64th birthday song for Boomer, and a mention of Phil's upcoming 70th. They reminisced about their 2007 draft show, where they goofed on JaMarcus Russell. Dave Sims' calls were featured for odd Yankees plays. The Mets' four-game sweep was highlighted, as was Mike Francesa's old "we have a pope" clip, coinciding with Pope Francis's passing. Thibs commented on the Knicks' game one win, and Justin Thomas's emotional RBC Heritage victory was noted. Phil and Boomer shared anecdotes of mentioning each other in speeches, and then they discussed the Jets signing Justin Fields. Hour 4 Phil Simms discussed the Jets' likely offensive lineman pick at number seven in the NFL draft, noting Travis Hunter and Abdul Carter as his top two players, suggesting Hunter as a WR. Boomer predicted a Kirk Cousins trade, with Phil speculating on his destination. Phil mentioned the Steelers' apparent focus on Aaron Rodgers and suggested the Giants need seven wins for Brian Daboll to stay. Jerry's final update covered the Yankees' controversial Aaron Judge home run call, the Mets' sweep of the Cardinals with Juan Soto's positive fan reception, and Francisco Lindor's observation of increased fan attendance. Boomer had a message for Devils fans as the Moment of the Day. In the last segment, Phil highlighted other notable draft prospects.

Postcard from San Antonio and Tampa; eyes on Steve Cohen and Stan Kroenke and the buzz around "The Clubhouse"

Dan Orlovsky's son's art, and the tragic death of Brett Gardner's son from carbon monoxide poisoning, were highlighted. Boomer disputed Aaron Judge's ESPN ranking, sparking a "needle movers" discussion. The Yankees lost to the D-Backs, while the Mets won. The Dodgers are undefeated, the Cavs beat the Knicks, and Trey Hendrickson criticized the Bengals' front office. The segment concluded with discussions about an NFL without a salary cap, Steve Cohen's plans near Citi Field, and the distribution of online gambling revenue in New York.

Hour 1 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." Hour 2 Dan Orlovsky's son's art, and the tragic death of Brett Gardner's son from carbon monoxide poisoning, were highlighted. Boomer disputed Aaron Judge's ESPN ranking, sparking a "needle movers" discussion. The Yankees lost to the D-Backs, while the Mets won. The Dodgers are undefeated, the Cavs beat the Knicks, and Trey Hendrickson criticized the Bengals' front office. The segment concluded with discussions about an NFL without a salary cap, Steve Cohen's plans near Citi Field, and the distribution of online gambling revenue in New York. Hour 3 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. Hour 4 Gio discussed the "Gone Girls" Gilgo Beach documentary, highlighting the killer's burner phones and police profiling. Jerry's update covered the Knicks' loss, Mets' win, and Howard Stern's comments on Dave Sims. A caller complained about BT's "mmm-hmmm." The Moment of the Day focused on Al's hesitation about a guest. The show concluded with updates on the man who left his kids at McDonald's (which turned out not to be for a job interview) and Gio's confusion about a Morgan Wallen podcast segment on hunting.

What's the difference between a parking lot, a park and a casino? Just a few words scribbled on some paper if Mets owner Steve Cohen gets his way, and it looks like he might now with a well compensated assist from State Senator John Liu that's also a kick in the shins of his legislative colleague and mayoral candidate Jessica Ramos. Co-host Katie Honan explains it all, and then Christina Greer and Harry Siegel go deep on the mayor's race, political science and why no one should be allowed to review a book if they haven't written one.

Gio, recalling Evan & Tiki's discussion, pondered Juan Soto's alleged reluctance to join the Yankees due to heightened scrutiny, drawing a parallel to Kevin Durant's Nets decision, while asserting the Mets' distinct situation. The Mets' new sausage type race sparked a memory of a Pirates player's suspension. Steve Cohen's active X engagement, including a response to a WFAN employee, was noted. Jerry's update featured contrasting opinions from Al and Boomer on the Giants' draft, the Knicks' historic double triple-double win, and Tom Izzo's portal concerns. Chris Russo's "anals" gaffe resurfaced during a George Foreman discussion. The hour concluded with a heartwarming dog reunion after 11 years and a lighthearted exchange about "rodent-looking men" following Boomer's Jim Rome podcast appearance, where he mentioned the "rat family".

Hour 1 Boomer's impressed by Russell Wilson's TD to interception ratio, leading him to believe the Giants won't draft a QB at three, a view Gio disputes. Meanwhile, the Titans' sudden interest in Cam Ward and the Browns' QB need complicate the Giants' draft plans, making Wilson an insurance policy. Boomer still predicts Shedeur Sanders will land with the Raiders, while the Browns' QB situation is deemed critical. Jerry's update included Russell Wilson's "Mr. Unlimited" audio, Stefon Diggs' Patriots signing, and Drake Maye's excitement. The Knicks' historic double triple-double win over the Mavericks, featuring Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart, was highlighted, followed by a discussion on the 1800 college basketball players in the transfer portal. Hour 2 Gio, recalling Evan & Tiki's discussion, pondered Juan Soto's alleged reluctance to join the Yankees due to heightened scrutiny, drawing a parallel to Kevin Durant's Nets decision, while asserting the Mets' distinct situation. The Mets' new sausage type race sparked a memory of a Pirates player's suspension. Steve Cohen's active X engagement, including a response to a WFAN employee, was noted. Jerry's update featured contrasting opinions from Al and Boomer on the Giants' draft, the Knicks' historic double triple-double win, and Tom Izzo's portal concerns. Chris Russo's "anals" gaffe resurfaced during a George Foreman discussion. The hour concluded with a heartwarming dog reunion after 11 years and a lighthearted exchange about "rodent-looking men" following Boomer's Jim Rome podcast appearance, where he mentioned the "rat family". Hour 3 Gio's parental concerns about his daughter's soccer team's focus on friendship over winning sparked a discussion, followed by a caller's query about the Giants' coaching staff's job security. Boomer humorously reacted to Gio's recurring "Kansas City model" comparison. The Giants' draft strategy and quarterback situation remained a focal point. Jerry's update featured JJ McCarthy's readiness, Boomer's correct answer to "What the hell was that?", the Knicks' historic double triple-double, Shaq's Miami perspective, and Rick Pitino's son's new coaching role at Xavier. The hour concluded with a debate on the Giants' 3.5-game over/under, with Boomer favoring the over, and the playing of the 1983 rap song, "Watch the closing doors" by I.R.T. Hour 4 The show discussed arena league coaches, Russell Wilson joining the Giants, and the Giants draft. Callers debated starting quarterbacks. Jerry gave his final update and Boomer wondered about the dark web. Cam Smith reached the Astros and was emotional. The Knicks won with two triple doubles, the Rangers lost. The Moment of the Day featured Chris Russo on George Foreman's passing. Boomer closed the show still talking about the dark web.

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Today's word of the day is 'prudent' as in ESPN as in MLB as in Rob Manfred as in TV as in broadcast rights as in $550 million. Here we go. It looks like ESPN and MLB are headed for a divorce and we've got issues. Where will MLB games be? Will they get more money from somewhere else? Is this the end of baseball on cable? IS this going to impact player salaries? (17:20) Our dear friend Scott Boras is back. He is on a mission to make MLB ownership mad. He called teams out for poor spending. He called the league out for TV rights deals. (32:20) Review: SAG Awards. (35:40) Mets owner Steve Cohen gave a warning about his spending. Said it isn't going to happen for long. He can do it, but he's losing money. Most owners are! (43:31) The NHL had a hit with the 4 Nations Cup. Canada got the win. The NHL got a win. But, what now? (52:45) NPPOD. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is 'prudent' as in ESPN as in MLB as in Rob Manfred as in TV as in broadcast rights as in $550 million. Here we go. It looks like ESPN and MLB are headed for a divorce and we've got issues. Where will MLB games be? Will they get more money from somewhere else? Is this the end of baseball on cable? IS this going to impact player salaries? (17:20) Our dear friend Scott Boras is back. He is on a mission to make MLB ownership mad. He called teams out for poor spending. He called the league out for TV rights deals. (32:20) Review: SAG Awards. (35:40) Mets owner Steve Cohen gave a warning about his spending. Said it isn't going to happen for long. He can do it, but he's losing money. Most owners are! (43:31) The NHL had a hit with the 4 Nations Cup. Canada got the win. The NHL got a win. But, what now? (52:45) NPPOD. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices