Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Cohen

City budget season is underway as the mayor and City Council debate how to divvy up the city's roughly $110 billion annual budget. In our first segment, we hear from students and educators who rallied today outside the Department of Education headquarters demanding that Mayor Adams cease his cuts to their schools. In our second segment, the struggle against billionaire oligarchy is unfolding at a hyperlocal level in Flushing, Queens. Mets owner Steve Cohen wants to build a new casino on parkland adjacent to Citi Field. We hear from two local community organizers who are helping lead the opposition to Cohen and the Citi Field Casino.

In our second segment, the struggle against billionaire oligarchy is unfolding at a hyperlocal level in Flushing, Queens. Mets owner Steve Cohen wants to build a new casino on parkland adjacent to Citi Field. We hear from two local community organizers who are helping lead the opposition to Cohen and the Citi Field Casino.

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

The Blue Jays went to NY for their first road trip of the season and the Bats simply disappered. Scoring just 3 runs in the 3 games and have fallen back to .500 after such a promising start. We'll talk about all of that plus some of the curious bullpen decisions and more, Blue we are joined by a Popular Mats fan to discuss all things Blue Jays and Mets, the Juan Soto persuit, Steve Cohen as owner and what the Mets pitch to Vlad could be in free agency, All that and more

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.

Mayor Eric Adams' federal corruption case is officially over, after a judge dismissed the case with prejudice. Meanwhile, the MTA says it's ramping up subway security after two teens attacked a conductor. Plus, Queens State Senator John Liu is backing Steve Cohen's casino plan near Citi Field in exchange for a pedestrian bridge called the Flushing Skypark.

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.

Queens Democratic Party Chair and Congressman Gregory Meeks is endorsing Andrew Cuomo for New York City mayor. Meanwhile, State Senator John Liu is backing Mets owner Steve Cohen's plan for a casino near Citi Field and pushing a bill to reclassify land to make it happen. Also, students are weighing in on a proposed state ban on smartphone use during the school day. Plus, to close out Women's History Month, we're highlighting the women engineers who make our radio happen.

In this episode, Matt and Jack dive into the timeless wisdom of Jack Schwager, renowned author of the Market Wizards series. Drawing from two insightful interviews with Schwager, they explore key lessons from some of the greatest traders he's interviewed, like Paul Tudor Jones and Steve Cohen, and unpack how these principles apply not only to trading but also to long-term investing and life. From risk management to overcoming failure, this episode blends Schwager's expertise with Jack and Matt's commentary, offering valuable takeaways for investors of all kinds. Main Topics Covered:Paul Tudor Jones' approach to avoiding complacency by evaluating your portfolio as if you started it today.Steve Cohen's strategy of cutting positions in half when uncertain to manage indecision effectively.The commonality of early failures among top traders and the resilience needed to learn from them.Debunking the myth that good money management can salvage a poor trading system—why edge is essential.Jack Schwager's personal realization that he wasn't suited for trading and how he found his strength in curating trading wisdom.The necessity of adapting trading strategies as markets evolve over time.How Schwager found discretionary trading less emotionally taxing than systematic approaches.Stanley Druckenmiller's bold position sizing under George Soros' influence and when to break the rules.Joel Greenblatt's lesson on waiting for the right opportunity rather than forcing trades.Simplifying risk management with straightforward rules that anyone can follow.The value investor's dilemma of buying more as prices drop versus cutting losses.How technology, like social media, has opened new trading strategies unavailable in the past.Position sizing as an extension of risk management, determined by acceptable loss levels.

The Mets got Juan Soto, the Mets have Steve Cohen, but the only way to win over the city is by winning games. The Yankees win finally erased last year's bad taste. Is Keith a Mets troll? 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 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.

Ramos also delved into her position as “a labor Democrat… in a lane of my own,” her “plan to call for a mental health emergency on day one of my mayoralty,” the city's “new Gilded Age” and the battle for a casino license here (“Andrew Carnegie, who wasn't as rich as Steve Cohen is today, by the way he built 2,500 public libraries”), and much more In the latest episode of the pod's series of sitdown interviews with the Democratic mayoral candidates.

The man accused of fatally stabbing a 14-year-old in the Bronx has been deemed unfit to stand trial. Meanwhile, Suffolk County health officials have alerted 12 residents of potential measles exposure after a new case was reported this week. Also, New York Mets owner Steve Cohen's $8 billion casino and entertainment complex near Citi Field cleared a key hurdle with City Council approval of necessary zoning changes. Plus, in this week's transportation segment, we break down a new proposal to redesign Penn Station.

Progressive Memphis Congressman Steve Cohen shares his take about Trump's congressional address and why he decided to boycott the speech.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tavis-smiley--6286410/support.

In this episode of The Sub2 Deals Show, we dive into a game-changing service that makes remote real estate investing easier than ever. Our guest, Steve Cohen from Investor Bootz, shares how his nationwide network of field agents takes the hassle out of buying, selling or managing properties from a distance — and why this solution is a must-have for investors everywhere.

On episode 401 of Animal Spirits, Michael Batnick and Ben Carlson discuss: the potential for an economic slowdown, Steve Cohen gets bearish, the labor market is slowing, giving the US economy the benefit of the doubt, the top 10% owns everything, rich people are everywhere these days, Berkshire Hathaway pays a lot of taxes, Robinhood is a casino and much more. This episode is sponsored by Betterment. Grow your RIA your way: https://www.betterment.com/advisors Sign up for The Compound newsletter and never miss out: thecompoundnews.com/subscribe Find complete show notes on our blogs: Ben Carlson's A Wealth of Common Sense Michael Batnick's The Irrelevant Investor Feel free to shoot us an email at animalspirits@thecompoundnews.com with any feedback, questions, recommendations, or ideas for future topics of conversation.   Investing involves the risk of loss. This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be or regarded as personalized investment advice or relied upon for investment decisions. Michael Batnick and Ben Carlson are employees of Ritholtz Wealth Management and may maintain positions in the securities discussed in this video. All opinions expressed by them are solely their own opinion and do not reflect the opinion of Ritholtz Wealth Management. The Compound Media, Incorporated, an affiliate of Ritholtz Wealth Management, receives payment from various entities for advertisements in affiliated podcasts, blogs and emails. Inclusion of such advertisements does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation thereof, or any affiliation therewith, by the Content Creator or by Ritholtz Wealth Management or any of its employees. For additional advertisement disclaimers see here https://ritholtzwealth.com/advertising-disclaimers. Investments in securities involve the risk of loss. Any mention of a particular security and related performance data is not a recommendation to buy or sell that security. The information provided on this website (including any information that may be accessed through this website) is not directed at any investor or category of investors and is provided solely as general information. Obviously nothing on this channel should be considered as personalized financial advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any securities. See our disclosures here: https://ritholtzwealth.com/podcast-youtube-disclosures/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/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

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

Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata react to the news that Mets pitcher Frankie Montas is already sidelined with an injury. Plus, Evan Roberts reacts to Steve Cohen calling on Mets fans to increase attendance this season; Evan, Shaun Morash and Tommy Lugauer discuss the Vladimir Guerrero Jr. situation and if the Mets could pursue him; BT & Sal on why Kodai Senga is the X-factor for the Mets; Gio on Mets expectations and Juan Soto debuting new spring training hats; C-Lo and Gio react to Pete Alonso presser.

Boomer & Gio react to the largely favorable response Jets fans have given the Aaron Glenn hire. They also react to Steve Cohen criticizing fan attendance last season and Pete Alonso speaking from spring training. Plus, their thoughts on Shedeur Sanders disputing a mock draft and the Yankees changing their beard policy. That and more this week on Best Of Boomer & Gio!

Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata react to the news that Mets pitcher Frankie Montas is already sidelined with an injury. Plus, Evan Roberts reacts to Steve Cohen calling on Mets fans to increase attendance this season; Evan, Shaun Morash and Tommy Lugauer discuss the Vladimir Guerrero Jr. situation and if the Mets could pursue him; BT & Sal on why Kodai Senga is the X-factor for the Mets; Gio on Mets expectations and Juan Soto debuting new spring training hats; C-Lo and Gio react to Pete Alonso presser.

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Spring Training is here, Mets baseball is back, and so is The Put it in the Books Show! Farace and Keith are holding it down this week while Producer Joe and Rodriguez conveniently take the night off—probably recovering from the stress of the offseason or just avoiding the work like a veteran skipping Spring Training drills.The Mets are kicking off 2025 with high expectations, and why wouldn't they? The team made the biggest splash of the offseason, signing Juan Soto to a 15-year, $765 million deal, proving once again that Steve Cohen has pockets deeper than a Citi Field rain delay. Meanwhile, Pete Alonso flirted with free agency, but in the end, the Polar Bear is back where he belongs, signing a two-year, $54 million deal—because what's a Mets playoff run without a few Alonso moonshots?Of course, no Mets season would be complete without an injury update, and Frankie Montas is the early winner of the “First Guy on the IL” award after a lat strain is set to sideline him for a significant chunk of time. Because why wait until April for rotation problems when you can start early?And then there's Steve Cohen, who isn't exactly thrilled that the Mets finished 18th in attendance last season, despite a playoff run that had Citi Field rocking. The guys will break down his comments and what it means for the fan base moving forward—because when an owner spends like Cohen, he expects the seats to be filled.With a new season, big names, and unfinished business from last year's playoffs, the excitement is back in Queens. Tune in as we break it all down, crack some jokes, and get ready for another wild ride with the Mets. Baseball is back, and the fun is just beginning! #Mets #PiitB

Have Mets fans gotten ahead of themselves?

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Steve Cohen calls out Mets fans, MLB has some new technology they're testing out & have you ever frozen half-eaten pizza to eat it weeks later? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Will Netflix eventually take a major share of the NFL broadcast rights? Plus, was Steve Cohen wrong to call out Mets fans? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Steve Cohen called out Mets fans for their average attendance numbers last year and discussed his expectations for the team this season. What are yours? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the latest episode of The Mets Pod presented by Tri-State Cadillac, Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo are talking about baseball in the sun, as Mets spring training is in full swing. Connor and Joe recap the early action featuring Juan Soto and Pete Alonso, plus react to wide-ranging comments from Mets owner Steve Cohen.  The guys also discuss the injury to Frankie Montas and possible rotation replacements, while also digging into the Mailbag to answer questions about the batting order, possible surprises in camp, and tips for fans traveling to Port St. Lucie. One idea for sure is to check out a live edition of The Mets Pod right outside the main gate of Clover Park at 11am on Saturday 2/22 before the first Mets spring training game! Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Today's Show:00:00 Welcome to the show!00:55 The Mets Pod will be live at spring training in Port St. Lucie on 2/22, with special guest Terry Collins02:45 Frankie Montas is hurt, what now for the rotation?11:10 Pete Alonso is talking forward13:20 Juan Soto in camp18:05 Steve Cohen speaks25:00 Mailbag: What to do in at Mets spring training Port St. Lucie29:05 Mailbag: Where Juan Soto fits in the batting order33:25 Mailbag: Spring training surprises?

The show discussed Dustin Maye's surgery, getting Gio new teeth, and finding a gift for Boomer. They talked about Pal Talk and internet hate, and Boomer's hockey accident. C-Lo gave an update on Steve Cohen and the Mets. Gio and Sal Licata argued about the Mets' spring training caps. Boomer talked about trading Myles Garrett and Ja Morant. They also discussed Netflix and the NFL, and Joe Burrow pressuring the Bengals.

Note: Small portions of audio missing due to a tech issue. Field Yates' mock draft has Shedeur Sanders going 6th to the Raiders, but Sanders disagrees. C-Lo discusses Steve Cohen's disappointment with Mets attendance and Gio suggests Cohen get new teeth. Tony Massarotti told Triston Casas to 'shut your pie hole' for backing Rafael Devers. Tiger Woods chose the wrong club due to mishearing. Jack Nicholson signed autographs in freezing NYC. Gio loved the movie 'About Schmidt'.

Note: Small portions of audio are missing due to a tech issue. Not much but just letting you know. Giancarlo Stanton is injured, but performs well in the postseason. Steve Cohen discussed paying big money for free agents and criticized fans for not showing up. SNY will stream Mets games without cable, but it's expensive. C-Lo is in for Jerry and Boomer asks about his fundraising for the 5 Borough Bike Tour. A caller was concerned about C-Mac's potential scrotum injry after someone tore theirs last year. The Pope has double pneumonia and Gio wonders if potential successors are discussing the job.

Note: Small portions of this show are missing due to a technical issue. Nothing major but just letting you know. Hour 1 Giancarlo Stanton is injured, but performs well in the postseason. Steve Cohen discussed paying big money for free agents and criticized fans for not showing up. SNY will stream Mets games without cable, but it's expensive. C-Lo is in for Jerry and Boomer asks about his fundraising for the 5 Borough Bike Tour. A caller was concerned about C-Mac's potential scrotum injry after someone tore theirs last year. The Pope has double pneumonia and Gio wonders if potential successors are discussing the job. Hour 2 Field Yates' mock draft has Shedeur Sanders going 6th to the Raiders, but Sanders disagrees. C-Lo discusses Steve Cohen's disappointment with Mets attendance and Gio suggests Cohen get new teeth. Tony Massarotti told Triston Casas to 'shut your pie hole' for backing Rafael Devers. Tiger Woods chose the wrong club due to mishearing. Jack Nicholson signed autographs in freezing NYC. Gio loved the movie 'About Schmidt'. Hour 3 The show discussed Dustin Maye's surgery, getting Gio new teeth, and finding a gift for Boomer. They talked about Pal Talk and internet hate, and Boomer's hockey accident. C-Lo gave an update on Steve Cohen and the Mets. Gio and Sal Licata argued about the Mets' spring training caps. Boomer talked about trading Myles Garrett and Ja Morant. They also discussed Netflix and the NFL, and Joe Burrow pressuring the Bengals. Hour 4 Boomer and Gio discussed the 4 Nations Face-Off and the USA's chances against Canada. C-Lo reported on celebrity news, including a staged drone incident at Drake's penthouse and a set-up altercation involving Patrick Mahomes Sr. The Chargers will be the home team for the NFL game in Brazil. Gio commented on rumors about the Jets pursuing Cam Ward and Justin Tucker possibly texting Deshaun Watson. The Moment of The Day featured Gio's dating life. Gio ended the show with an update on his family's trip.

Steve Cohen met the media yesterday and talked about paying big money for free agents and got on the fans for not showing up last year.

Gio thinks Steve Cohen should get new teeth like Rex Ryan has.

Hour 1 - The Mets are at the beginning of their full on rebrand but Keith wasn't too impressed with what Steve Cohen had to say down at Spring Training today.

Steve Cohen's attendance comments, bad sports ideas, CP The Fanchise on the Knicks and much more.

Evan and Shaun react to the Steve Cohen audio of the Mets owner calling out the fans for poor attendance at Mets games last season.

Does Steve Cohen have a point when it comes to his attendance comments?

Does Steve Cohen have a point with his complaints about the Mets attendance? Also, the boys discuss the future of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and is here for his first update and starts with audio from Pete Alonso who's happy to be back. Steve Cohen was on with Howie Rose talking about the Alonso decision.

Gio & Willie discussed the OJ Simpson documentary, Willie's belief in aliens, Dua Lipa's USAID involvement, Steve Cohen, Pete Alonso, Aaron Judge, Juan Soto, Rick Pitino's viral halftime speech, the Jets potentially franchise tagging DJ Reed, and the Giants' culture problem.

Gio & Willie Colon are in today. Gio is annoyed by people agreeing with Solomon Thomas' take on Aaron Rodgers. Willie thinks it's over for Rodgers. C-Lo gives an update on Pete Alonso, Steve Cohen, and Aaron Judge. Gio is amused by Doug Gottlieb's college coaching disaster.

Hour 1 Gio & Willie Colon are in today. Gio is annoyed by people agreeing with Solomon Thomas' take on Aaron Rodgers. Willie thinks it's over for Rodgers. C-Lo gives an update on Pete Alonso, Steve Cohen, and Aaron Judge. Gio is amused by Doug Gottlieb's college coaching disaster. Hour 2 The Mets and Yankees are already dealing with injuries. Gio is nervous about the high expectations for the Mets and doesn't like their new spring training hats. He also finds the Mrs. Met costume curvy and Rosie Red 'sexy'. A Delta plane flipped in Toronto, but no one died. Devers refuses to switch positions for Bregman. Gio was affected by the new Netflix docuseries on Gabby Petito. Hour 3 Gio & Willie discussed the OJ Simpson documentary, Willie's belief in aliens, Dua Lipa's USAID involvement, Steve Cohen, Pete Alonso, Aaron Judge, Juan Soto, Rick Pitino's viral halftime speech, the Jets potentially franchise tagging DJ Reed, and the Giants' culture problem. Hour 4 Rick Pitino discusses the Vice TV documentary about him and St. John's, the team's season, and upcoming games. Gio's feed shows something "heartwarming" but indescribable on air. The Moment of The Day questions Willie Colon's brand loyalty. Willie's wife is unhappy that he'd share a suite with OJ Simpson.

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Jorge Castillo and Buster discuss the Yankees' offseason moves after missing on Juan Soto, Hal Steinbrenner's comments about the Dodgers, Steve Cohen's transparency at Amazin' Day, the Padres listening to offers on Michael King and Dylan Cease, and their thoughts on Alex Bregman. Then, Sacramento A's outfielder Brent Rooker stops by to talk about his new contract, his favorite Rickey Henderson story, establishing his career, his best at-bats, and who has the nastiest pitch in the league. Later, Bobby Bonilla talks about a day that's grown bigger than his birthday, and why he thinks Barry Bonds should be in the Hall of Fame. Finally, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game. CALL THE SHOW: 406-404-8460 EMAIL THE SHOW: BleacherTweets@gmail.com REACH OUT ON X: #BLEACHERTWEETS 3:42 Jorge Castillo 26:49 Brent Rooker 41:16 Bobby Bonilla 54:53 Sarah Langs 1:02:47 Bleacher Tweets Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘3-peat or ready. Set. Three' as in the Chiefs are headed back to the Super Bowl to try and win three straight. I can't believe it. Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid and Travis Kelce. The Bills were so close, but Josh Allen fell short again. (15:20) The Eagles are back in the Super Bowl! It's a rematch! The Eagles ran all over the Commanders. They couldn't stop the freight train that was Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley. AJ Brown showed up. I wonder who Daniel Snyder was rooting for in this one. (26:00) Brian Schottenheimer is the new head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. What a hire. Way to get things going in Dallas. (35:00) Review: Hacks. (40:00) Steve Cohen had some harsh words about Pete Alonso and Scott Boras. Woof. (48:00) Jose Altuve will move to left field if the team brings Alex Bregman back. Wow. (51:30) NPPOD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘3-peat or ready. Set. Three' as in the Chiefs are headed back to the Super Bowl to try and win three straight. I can't believe it. Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid and Travis Kelce. The Bills were so close, but Josh Allen fell short again. (15:20) The Eagles are back in the Super Bowl! It's a rematch! The Eagles ran all over the Commanders. They couldn't stop the freight train that was Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley. AJ Brown showed up. I wonder who Daniel Snyder was rooting for in this one. (26:00) Brian Schottenheimer is the new head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. What a hire. Way to get things going in Dallas. (35:00) Review: Hacks. (40:00) Steve Cohen had some harsh words about Pete Alonso and Scott Boras. Woof. (48:00) Jose Altuve will move to left field if the team brings Alex Bregman back. Wow. (51:30) NPPOD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices