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Alex Rodriguez says Aaron Judge adds so much by hitting for average and for power. Also he would trade Volpe's home runs and RBIs for a higher average and using his legs to put pressure on the other team. New York Post's Brian Costello says that Aaron Glenn is running the show with the Jets and Mougey is there to make the money work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Is third base a priority for the Yankees? Do the Yankees need to fix Anthony Volpe? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sal Licata delivers a scathing critique of Anthony Volpe's performance, particularly focusing on his defensive struggles at shortstop. Licata, fueled by a caller's concerns and his own observations, questions the Yankees' commitment to Volpe given his inconsistencies and argues that his defensive miscues are costing the team, especially as they contend for a championship. He suggests that while Volpe's offensive struggles might be tolerable if he played clean defense, his current level of play is simply "not a big league play" and that the Yankees should consider sending him down if the struggles persist, highlighting the team's need for accountability and consistent play.

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.

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.

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

Hour 1 - The Mets got swept in a double-header. The decision to remove David Peterson likely cost the Mets game one of the double header. and the Yankees are trying to pump up Volpe, he could use the All-Star break.

Los Yankees completaron una increíble remontada en el Bronx dejando en el terreno a los Mariners, gracias a un fly de sacrificio de Aaron Judge y un deslizamiento espectacular de Anthony Volpe. Sin embargo, lo que más llamó la atención fue que Andrés Muñoz podría haber estado delatando sus pitcheos, lo que abrió la puerta para que los Bombarderos castigaran en la novena entrada. ¿Qué pasó realmente? ¿Se notaron las señales? Además, repasamos lo mejor de la jornada: Orioles aplastan a los Mets en doble jornada en Camden Yards Pete Crow-Armstrong se luce con 2 HR en triunfo de Cubs sobre Mellizos Medias Rojas remontan a Rays y alargan su racha a 7 victorias Padres castigan con jonrones de Tatis Jr. y Machado a los Dbacks Rojos blanquean a Marlins con Nick Lodolo intratable y Austin Hays encendido Ya casi lista la lista de participantes del Home Run Derby con Jazz Chisholm Jr. y Brent Rooker entre los últimos confirmados ¡Dale play y entérate de todo lo que pasa en el mundo del béisbol con Baseball News!Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/con-las-bases-llenas-podcast-de-beisbol--2742086/support.

BT and Sal are discussing Anthony Volpe's troubling lack of power, particularly after a recent play where he "almost" hit a ball over the 410-foot fence. Sal vehemently dismisses the idea of giving Volpe credit for an "almost," emphasizing that his current hitting—around .150 in the last month and a half—is a prolonged slump. They agree that while Volpe has good bat speed, he consistently hits to center and right-center field without the necessary pop, a fundamental flaw preventing him from being a "big boy" hitter. This ongoing power deficit is a major concern for the hosts, overshadowing any positive plays like his recent slide.

BT and Sal engage in a spirited, sarcastic, and often fiery debate about two recent slides to home plate: Anthony Volpe's game-winning "swim move" for the Yankees, and Pete Alonso's less-heralded, but still effective, slide for the Mets. Sal, ever the contrarian, dismisses the excessive praise for Volpe's slide, arguing it's overblown due to his otherwise poor season and that his speed alone should have gotten him there. BT, however, defends Volpe's athleticism and the brilliance of his maneuver, sparking a heated back-and-forth as they dissect the mechanics and context of both slides, ultimately agreeing to disagree on which was truly superior and how much credit each player deserves.

Hour 4 - Callers talked about the Yankees. One caller hasn't seen his wife in 4 months. Two guys both named John and both calling from the Lower East Side called up back to back. Overall most callers wanted to know how the Yankees can improve at the trade deadline. Keith reiterates that Volpe is NOT a detriment to the Yankees.

Hour 1 - Although the temperature has been turned up on Anthony Volpe, Keith still thinks Yankees fans need to give him a little room to grow still because the other options are not ready yet.

Is the New York Yankees' season in jeopardy? Host Brent Radlinsky and guest Ryan from Captain's Corner dive deep into the Yankees' recent struggles, dissecting their lineup issues, pitching woes, and management decisions. Join us for a candid discussion on the state of the Bronx Bombers. From Aaron Judge's stellar performance to Volpe's struggles, we cover it all. Plus, hear Ryan's firsthand account of almost witnessing Yankees history at the stadium!

¡TREMENDO ESCÁNDALO en el Subway Series! El padre de Anthony Volpe, el campocorto de los Yankees, protagonizó un tenso momento en las gradas de Citi Field al defender a su hijo de los insultos de los fanáticos de los Mets. ¡La situación se salió de control y fue captada en video! Además, en este episodio de Baseball News, cubrimos: El histórico hit 2000 de Manny Machado y la lista de peloteros activos que podrían llegar a los 3000. George Springer y Zack Wheeler nombrados Jugadores de la Semana. Triunfos de Tigres, Cerveceros, Gigantes, Royals, Azulejos y más. ¡Byron Buxton confirmado para el Home Run Derby 2025! No olvides suscribirte y activar la campanita para no perderte nada del béisbol.Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/con-las-bases-llenas-podcast-de-beisbol--2742086/support.

Video surfaced of Anthony Volpe's father getting into verbally with Mets fans over the weekend. Volpe also hit Aaron Judge in the face with a baseball, not a great weekend of Volpe. We get ready for The Feud and Dave's earring stayed in all vacation long. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A caller to Sal Licata blamed WFAN and the media for making it tough on players like Anthony Volpe to perform in NY, and how they play great in cities when they leave NY. We talked about the media being critical of players and Willie talked about his experience with the media when he was with the Jets and in Pittsburgh. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Yankees beating the Mets, including another Aaron Judge HR. Cody Bellinger made a great play in left and doubled up Lindor at first. Volpe's father was getting at it with fans in the stands who were getting on his son. We heard the audio of Sal vs the caller on criticizing players. In the final segment of the hour, a caller said there's lots to do in Montana, and then proceeded to say you can drive to North and South Dakota from there.

BT and Sal delve into the chaotic recent events surrounding Anthony Volpe, starting with the bizarre incident where Volpe accidentally hit Aaron Judge in the face with a ball during an in-between innings throw, highlighting the Yankees' current disarray. The discussion then escalates to the viral video of Volpe's father, Michael Volpe, getting into a heated, expletive-laden confrontation with a heckling Mets fan at Citi Field, leading BT and Sal to debate the fine line between parental defense and public restraint, and the unfortunate reality that such incidents might keep family members away from games.

In Episode 103 of Chase for 28, the frustration boils over. Chris and the Podcast Padre pull no punches in their most candid conversation of the season, airing grievances about the Yankees' brutal 0-6 stretch, crumbling bullpen, and Anthony Volpe's prolonged slump. Amid jokes, rants, and some sobering stats, they dive into the mismanagement of young talent, the questionable coaching structure, and the ever-growing "Fire Boone" crowd.They also assess trade deadline needs, explore potential replacements at third base and on the mound, and debate the Yankees' future with Domínguez vs. Volpe. And yes — there's a trivia question at the end, and it's both simple and confusing (as always).Key Topics Discussed:⚾ Yankees go 0-6 since the last episode, now 48–41 (2nd in AL East)

Gio loves the Fourth of July, enjoying fireworks with Ray Charles' "America The Beautiful." Callers debated Anthony Volpe's performance and Boomer's positivity. Gio shared a personal anecdote about a golf ball incident and an allergic reaction. Later, Jerry provided an update, including Evan Roberts' reaction to the Mike Brown hiring. The Yankees lost to Toronto again, with Aaron Judge discussing their slump. The Mets split their doubleheader, believing a winning streak has begun. Golfer Max Homa is leaving X (formerly Twitter) due to its negativity, calling it a "safe haven for assh***s."

Sal dives into the ongoing struggles of Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe, debating whether fans and media are to blame for players' underperformance or if the responsibility lies solely with the team's development and the players themselves. Rich from Cornwall argues that constant badgering impacts players, while Sal and other callers insist on accountability, particularly regarding Volpe's declining play and the Yankees' reluctance to send him down to fix his confidence and fundamentals. The discussion highlights a growing frustration among fans with the team's perceived lack of self-awareness and accountability for their shortcomings.

BT and Sal are fed up with the New York Yankees' recent performance, particularly after what they deemed the "worst loss of the season" due to across-the-board poor play, including shoddy baserunning, defensive errors from the left side of the infield, and a bullpen that acts like a "gas can and matches." They pinpoint Anthony Volpe's struggles at shortstop and Mark Leiter Jr.'s frequent ineffective pitching as prime examples of the lack of accountability within the organization, pushing for bold moves like benching Volpe and cutting Leiter to send a clear message that the current "unacceptable" status quo must change, especially given the team's ongoing issues at third base and the need for another bat to protect Aaron Judge.

BT and Sal dissect Anthony Volpe's ongoing struggles, particularly his recent offensive slump and defensive miscues, sparking a heated debate on the Yankees' responsibility in his development. They question the organization's philosophy, arguing that the focus on "stealing pitches" through aggressive catching has led to costly errors, and whether Volpe's issues stem more from a shattered confidence or simply being overmatched at the plate. The discussion also touches on potential solutions, from resting him to a hard reset in the minors, and the broader implications for the Yankees' World Series aspirations if their highly touted shortstop continues to falter.

BT and Sal opened their show expressing extreme frustration with the Yankees' "worst loss of the season," citing abysmal baserunning, shoddy defense, and a bullpen that poured "gas on the fire." They passionately argued for immediate repercussions, suggesting Anthony Volpe be benched for a "mental respite" and Mark Leiter Jr. be cut, emphasizing the Yankees' long-standing lack of accountability, from player development issues like Volpe's deteriorating play to the front office's questionable roster construction, especially their continued need for a legitimate third baseman and their "stupid" philosophy of teaching catchers to "steal pitches" at the cost of crucial interferences.

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From 'Al & Jerry's Postgame Podcast' (subscribe here): Happy birthday WFAN, Volpe's struggles and changing stats. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The second hour of the show delved into a "bald-faced lie, bald-faced truth" segment, starting with a bold prediction about Kayvon Thibodeaux's sack numbers compared to Quinnen Williams, then shifting to the Knicks' potential for a "big splash" trade this offseason. The discussion culminated in a heated debate about whether the Yankees truly miss Juan Soto, with callers chiming in on Judge's protection and the broader roster construction decisions, and a quick dive into the struggles and potential of Anthony Volpe, and how his career is unfolding compared to other young shortstops.

BT tackles the burning question surrounding Anthony Volpe's persistent batting struggles, a concern amplified in his third major league season. Despite flashes of brilliance, the Yankees shortstop has consistently battled mechanical issues and a lack of consistency at the plate, leaving fans and analysts questioning his offensive ceiling and whether he can ever truly fulfill the high expectations placed upon him as a former top prospect.

BT and Sal delve into the Yankees' first half of the season, discussing whether the team has met, exceeded, or fallen short of expectations. While acknowledging their strong record and impressive run differential, particularly fueled by Max Fried's stellar performance and Aaron Judge's continued dominance, they express reservations about the Yankees' overall "buttoned-up" nature and consistency in tight games. Sal highlights individual underperformances from young players like Volpe, Dominguez, Wells, and Bellinger, suggesting a lack of consistent impact despite some power numbers. The conversation also touches on bullpen concerns, potential trade deadline needs, and the surprising standing of other AL East teams, concluding that while the Yankees are "good," they aren't "great" and still have areas to address for a deeper postseason run.

Duel at High Noon - Knicks next coach, Aaron Rodgers likability, and Volpe vs Alvarez. Another edition of NBA Assistant or Love Island contestant. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Mets cannot figure out the Braves, Boone still won't pinch hit for Volpe, The Knicks coaching search takes a turn, and much more

Did Aaron Boone killed the Yankees chance at coming back and winning on Monday Night?

NBA Draft prep, the Volpe problem and Mets needs. Recapping Mets moves, Fanatics Fest and headlines from Monday.

Hometown Radio 06/23/25 6p: Dr Richard Volpe looks at food tariffs

BT and Sal unleash their fury at Aaron Boone's questionable decision to bench Anthony Volpe the day after the young shortstop finally broke out of a prolonged hitless streak with a huge three-hit performance. They question the logic of adhering to a "scheduled day off" when a player is clearly finding his rhythm and confidence, arguing that such analytical rigidity undermines player development and momentum, especially for a struggling young talent. The hosts express disbelief at Boone's unwillingness to deviate from pre-planned rotations, even when it directly contradicts what's best for a player attempting to turn his season around.

In Episode 101 of Chase for 28, Chris and the Podcast Padre return with a heavy dose of Yankee frustration and food-for-thought—literally. After enduring the Yankees' slump (including a brutal seven-game skid), they break down recent performances, share their firsthand experience from a night at the Audi Club, and vent about Anthony Volpe's inconsistency at the plate and in the field.This episode isn't just rants and raves—it's stats-backed. The duo dives deep into Volpe's numbers, Domínguez's uneven production, the potential long-term plan for Cody Bellinger at first base, and whether Aaron Judge might ever pull a Mickey Mantle and switch positions. Add in listener shoutouts, trivia, and a nostalgic look at Yankee greats, and it's another packed edition of Chase for 28.Key Topics Covered:Yankees' record: 45-32 (2-game lead in AL East)Recap: Sweeps by Boston and Angels, bounce-back vs. OriolesInside the Yankees Audi Club: Atmosphere vs. AffordabilityAnthony Volpe's ongoing struggles: high K-rate, low impactMartian, Bellinger, and the outfield logjamPaul Goldschmidt vs. Cody Bellinger: Who plays 1B in 2026?Spencer Jones and George Lombard Jr. minor league updatesShould Aaron Judge eventually move to first base?Debate: Is A-Rod the best 3B in Yankee history?Shout-out to Cozzini's extended familyYankees Trivia

The Mets are on a six-game losing streak, sparking discussions about a "slump buster" and their offensive struggles, compounded by a sudden shortage of pitchers. The Yankees ended their own losing streak despite Anthony Volpe's fielding issues. Both New York teams have displayed fundamental errors, prompting debate about managerial responsibility. In other news, the Pacers forced a Game 7 in the NBA Finals, Chris Russo is loving the 50th anniversary of Jaws, and callers discussed granola bars and WFAN host tattoos.

A caller is angry that the Yankees overhyped Volpe but Gio says that was more media-driven and all the team did was not trade him. Gio says fans can't get too excited about what's posted on social media and think that's a team propping a player up.

The Yankees and Mets continue to lose and are 0-11 combined since last Friday. The Yankees finally scored but not enough to win and the Mets are breathing life into the Braves. Gio says the “I told you so” fans are getting louder but his message to everyone is to calm down. He's staying positive. Has Boomer sat through a full week like this with both teams losing every game in his 18 years of hosting this show? The Mets had a chance to bury the Braves but instead are breathing life into them. Anthony Volpe's crucial error cost the Yankees and Gio says it's tough for any Yankee to play in the shadow of former franchise legends. Volpe and Francisco Alvarez were both two top prospects who have disappointed early in their careers. The Lakers sale has Boomer wondering about the value of the Yankees and Gio thinks the Steinbrenner's group chat must have been going off yesterday because of the news.

Hour 1 The Yankees and Mets both lost again but Gio is trying to stay positive. What can the teams do about Anthony Volpe and Francisco Alvarez? CLo plays the lowlight of the Volpe error from the Yankees loss and then moves to the Mets getting shutout in Atlanta. Boomer thinks Thursday will be “explosion day” for the Yankees offense. Finally, a song from Boomer's youth is popular on TikTok and Gio has a question for Eddie about dogs. Hour 2 The Lakers are being sold for $10 billion. Would Dolan or the Steinbrenners consider selling? Gio says fans, not the Yankees, are responsible for overhyping Anthony Volpe. The Yankees and Mets had another night of bad losses and their division leads are shrinking. The hour ended with a debunked Hulk Hogan report, Shedeur Sanders getting pulled over for speeding and more Anthony Volpe calls. Hour 3 Boomer and Gio are asked about the King of NY. Adam Schefter is getting into golf. We have an answer on the last time both the Yankees and Mets had losing streaks this long at the same time. CLo has all of the lowlights and postgame reaction from another night of losing New York baseball. Scottie Scheffler says golf fans root for carnage. Boomer and Gio congratulate Ann Liguori. Hour 4 Atlanta is still a house of horrors for the Mets and Gio believes he has a good relationship with Carlos Mendoza, who could be at Fanatics Fest on Saturday. Tommy DeVito and Jaxson Dart watch Love Island together. Can women parallel park and is Evan a classic Muppet?

Yankees and Mets are a combined 0-11 since last Friday. Gio says “I told you so” fans are getting louder but to calm down. Has Boomer ever seen a week like this in 18 years? The Mets had a chance to bury the Braves but instead are breathing life into them. Anthony Volpe's crucial error cost the Yankees. Gio says it's tough for any Yankee to play in the shadow of former legends. Volpe and Francisco Alvarez were top prospects who have disappointed. The Lakers sale has Boomer wondering about the value of the Yankees and Gio thinks the Steinbrenner's group chat was going off yesterday. CLo is in for Jerry but before he can begin his first update of the day, Boomer has critiques of his haircut and attire. Does Boomer ever wear shorts to work? Gio once complimented Mike Francesa's shorts but was told he could never get shorts like that. Anthony Volpe's error allowed the go-ahead run to score for the Angels. Boomer says bet the Yankees today as it will be “explosion day”. Paul Blackburn allowed a HR on the first pitch of the game and that was all the Braves needed to beat the Mets. Luis Torrens made a mental error that gave the Braves a run later in the inning. How can the Mets fix Francisco Alvarez? In the final segment of the hour, Gio tells Boomer that a song from 1981 is now a popular dance trend on TikTok. The guys also discuss food allergies and Gio asks Eddie if something he saw online about dogs behavior is true?

The Lakers are being sold for $10 billion. Would Dolan or the Steinbrenners consider selling? Gio says fans, not the Yankees, are responsible for overhyping Anthony Volpe. The Yankees and Mets had another night of bad losses and their division leads are shrinking. The hour ended with a debunked Hulk Hogan report, Shedeur Sanders getting pulled over for speeding and more Anthony Volpe calls.

The June swoon is officially here for the Yankees and this last week has been ugly. After getting swept by the Red Sox, the Yankees drop a series back at Yankee Stadium vs the Angels. We discuss some of their biggest concerns and why they need to kick it into gear soon with a challenging July schedule ahead. We also chat about Stanton's return, Volpe's struggles, and Luke Weaver on the way back. Make sure to subscribe to stay up to date with all future episodes!

Hour 2. Keith takes the rest of the calls talking about the Yankees, Boone, Volpe, and the Mets losing streak as well. Hour 2.

Jerry Recco and Willie Colon hosted, covering the Yankees' shutout loss, previewing Mets/Braves, and discussing Willie's intruder alarm. C-Lo delivered updates, while they touched on Aaron Boone's comments on Volpe, Giancarlo Stanton's return, and Keith Hernandez's move. The show also mentioned OKC's near NBA title and a College World Series no-hitter, concluding with "What Would Willie Do?"

Hour 1 Jerry Recco and Willie Colon hosted, covering the Yankees' shutout loss, previewing Mets/Braves, and discussing Willie's intruder alarm. C-Lo delivered updates, while they touched on Aaron Boone's comments on Volpe, Giancarlo Stanton's return, and Keith Hernandez's move. The show also mentioned OKC's near NBA title and a College World Series no-hitter, concluding with "What Would Willie Do?" Hour 2 Jerry Recco and Willie Colon, filling in for B&G, opened with Jets talk, as Willie stressed the need for Bryce Hall and Braelon Allen to lead the offense and called for "beef eaters." They covered the Yankees' 1-0 loss to the Angels, noting Giancarlo Stanton's two-hit return, and the Thunder's near NBA Championship. The hour concluded with a discussion on post-pandemic tipping. Hour 3 Jerry Recco and Willie Colon, filling in for B&G, kicked off the hour discussing young athletes' retirement and adjusting to constant home life. They then took a call from a listener who secretly takes time off from work to avoid his wife doing the same. C-Lo's update highlighted another Yankees shutout, the Thunder's near NBA Championship, and Gage Wood's College World Series no-hitter. A classic Steve Somers clip also played. The hour concluded with a debate about the Red Sox trading Rafael Devers, comparing it to the Luka Dončić trade. Hour 4 Jerry and Willie Colon are in for B&G. As we sit here on June 17, the Knicks don't seem any closer to signing a head coach. Willie was not happy with the Knicks firing Thibs. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day and starts with the Yankees getting shutout again, 1-0. Adam Schein had a little hyperbole for the Rafael Devers trade. The Moment of The Day: Willie Colon had a bathroom emergency at 4am in NYC. In the final segment of the show, we cleaned up the calls on the Knicks and Yankees.

Hour 1 With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry hosted. They began by discussing Kodai Senga's injury from a bad throw by Pete Alonso, which C-Lo highlighted with a clip of Boomer predicting such an injury. The Mets swept the Nationals, and the Yankees won 1-0 against the Royals. The Oilers defeated the Panthers in an exciting game. They briefly touched on HGTV shows before moving to Chris Kreider's press talking about his move to the Ducks. Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart's "Roommates" podcast praised Thibs. The hour concluded with news of an attempted murder warrant out for Antonio Brown. Hour 2 The hour began with continued discussion about Antonio Brown's attempted murder warrant. Attention then shifted to the "Roommates" podcast, where Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart praised Thibs, leading to speculation that they weren't the source of any negative comments to Dolan. C-Lo's update covered the Mets' sixth straight win, a Jeff McNeil homer, and Carlos Mendoza's comments on Kodai Senga's hamstring injury, which Pete Alonso felt bad about. The Yankees beat the Royals 1-0, with Devin Williams securing the ninth. More clips from the "Roommates" podcast on the Knicks' future followed. The segment concluded with Gio recommending "Hunt For Bin Laden" on Netflix. Hour 3 Gio recounted a 12-year estrangement from a former Pittsburgh colleague who blamed him for his firing. He recently learned, via Ann Liguori at the US Open, that this individual was speaking as if they were still close, prompting Gio to respond graciously. The challenges of working with someone you're not on speaking terms with were discussed. C-Lo's update followed a caller's thoughts on the Netflix submersible documentary. C-Lo then shared his perspective on Chris Kreider's trade to the Ducks. Audio of Carlos Mendoza's heated exchange with an umpire over balls and strikes. There was also a segment detailing BT's "Volpe song," only to reveal that BT had actually taken the lyrics from a caller, which C-Lo's audio confirmed. The hour concluded with a discussion about Rangers fans' relationship with Chris Kreider. Hour 4 Gio proposed four words that, if tweeted, would lead to immediate termination regardless of context. The discussion then shifted to the difficult decision of cashing out on a bet. C-Lo's final update covered Kodai Senga's injury and Carlos Mendoza's comments, along with the Yankees' 1-0 shutout win over the Royals. Aaron Glenn named Ronnie Lott and Boomer Esiason as players he admired. Jameis Winston's potential playing time this year was discussed. The "Moment of the Day" revisited the debate over who truly originated the "Volpe song"—BT or a caller. The show concluded with observations on the shift to Thursday summer traffic and Gio's revelation about Joe Benigno's swimming prowess.

Here's our segment detailing BT's "Volpe song," only to reveal that BT had actually taken the lyrics from a caller, which C-Lo's audio confirmed.

Gio proposed four words that, if tweeted, would lead to immediate termination regardless of context. The discussion then shifted to the difficult decision of cashing out on a bet. C-Lo's final update covered Kodai Senga's injury and Carlos Mendoza's comments, along with the Yankees' 1-0 shutout win over the Royals. Aaron Glenn named Ronnie Lott and Boomer Esiason as players he admired. Jameis Winston's potential playing time this year was discussed. The "Moment of the Day" revisited the debate over who truly originated the "Volpe song"—BT or a caller. The show concluded with observations on the shift to Thursday summer traffic and Gio's revelation about Joe Benigno's swimming prowess.

Gio recounted a 12-year estrangement from a former Pittsburgh colleague who blamed him for his firing. He recently learned, via Ann Liguori at the US Open, that this individual was speaking as if they were still close, prompting Gio to respond graciously. The challenges of working with someone you're not on speaking terms with were discussed. C-Lo's update followed a caller's thoughts on the Netflix submersible documentary. C-Lo then shared his perspective on Chris Kreider's trade to the Ducks. Audio of Carlos Mendoza's heated exchange with an umpire over balls and strikes. There was also a segment detailing BT's "Volpe song," only to reveal that BT had actually taken the lyrics from a caller, which C-Lo's audio confirmed. The hour concluded with a discussion about Rangers fans' relationship with Chris Kreider.

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