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Hour 1 Jerry and Willie Colon, filling in for Boomer and Gio, discuss the Micah Parsons trade. Jerry, having speculated about a trade yesterday, defends the move despite Parsons going to the Packers, a conference rival. Willie questions the return. C-Lo's update also covers the trade, noting Jerry Jones mispronounced "Micah." Other sports news includes the Mets' loss, Kyle Schwarber's four homers, Jonah Tong's upcoming MLB debut, Francisco Alvarez's injury, the Yankees' win, Aaron Boone's hopes for Anthony Volpe, Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s goals, and Rutgers' season-opening win. A Cowboys fan expresses relief about Parsons' departure, with Jerry reiterating Parsons' lack of impact in big games. Hour 2 The hour began with a discussion on Micah Parsons and Jerry Jones's comments, which Jerry Recco and Willie believed given the lack of refutation. They speculated something recent must have happened. The conversation then shifted to the Mets' disappointing loss to the Marlins, a buzzkill after sweeping the Phillies. Both were hopeful for a bounce-back win with Jonah Tong's debut. C-Lo's update included more from Jerry Jones's lengthy press conference. Michael Irvin, initially adamant Parsons wouldn't be traded, later expressed shock. The Mets' three errors and five unearned runs contributed to their loss, while the Yankees dominated the White Sox. A caller discussed the tax implications of Parsons's potential new contract. The segment concluded with Jerry asking Willie about his day and yoga class, and a lighthearted discussion about which athletes and WFAN employees would make the best politicians. Hour 3 Jerry and Willie discuss the NFL, with Willie predicting the Jets can be second-best in the AFC East, the Steelers will win the AFC North, and Daniel Jones will start for the Colts all season. He sees the Giants as a dark horse. C-Lo provides an update, including Jerry Jones on the Micah Parsons trade and Andrew Thomas on his injury. Willie comments on players avoiding media. The Mets lost to the Marlins. Jerry asks Willie about Raising Cane's and to rank fast-food chicken chains. Hour 4 Former Giants offensive lineman Geoff Schwartz discusses Micah Parsons, team expectations, and college football. C-Lo provides updates on Yankees and Mets games, and the Volpe/Chisholm Jr. situation. Willie and C-Lo debate hitting four home runs vs. a perfect game. Jonah Tong debuts. Jerry Jones is excited about the Micah Parsons trade. Moment of The Day: Willie hot-boxed a parking attendant. The segment ends with Jerry and Willie discussing the Giants and Jets' reactions to the Parsons trade.

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Jerry and Willie Colon debated the Micah Parsons trade. Jerry, open to the trade, questioned Parsons' on-field impact, while Willie felt the Cowboys didn't get enough in return, especially since he was traded to the playoff-contending Packers.

We talk about the Mets sloppy loss to the Marlins. Jerry and Willie were both disappointed in that game, especially coming off the sweep of the Phillies. Last night was a buzzkill but the excitement will be back tonight when Jonah Tong debuts. Jerry and Willie agree that the Mets have to bounce back and win tonight.

C-Lo begins with the Micah Parsons trade. Jerry Jones called Parsons “Michael” multiple times in a press conference last night. The Mets had a sloppy night in the field and lost to the Marlins. Kyle Schwarber hit four home runs against the Braves, Jonah Tong will make his MLB debut tonight. Francisco Alvarez has a broken pinky. The Yankees continued to hit a bunch of home runs and beat the White Sox 10-4. Aaron Boone hopes Anthony Volpe is turning things around while Jazz Chisholm Jr. shared his expectations and goals for the rest of this season. Rutgers beat Ohio in the season opener.

Willie taught us everything we needed to know about Buc-ee's - now he educates us about Raising Cane's.

C-Lo returns with sound from Jerry Jones at last night's press conference. He spoke for 11 minutes without interruption at one point. Michael Irvin was adamant yesterday afternoon that Parsons would not be traded. A few hours later he shared how stunned he was on his new podcast.

We begin the final hour of the show talking to former Giants offensive lineman and current FOX Sports broadcaster Geoff Schwartz. He chats with the guys about Micah Parsons and expectations for a few contenders before sharing his thoughts on the Giants and Jets. He previews the college football season as well.

Jerry and Willie Colon fill in for Boomer and Gio. Jerry is open to a Micah Parsons trade, which Willie initially questioned due to the return, but Jerry defended, only regretting the Packers trade. C-Lo discusses the trade, noting Jerry Jones mispronounced Parsons' name. Mets lost to Marlins, Schwarber hit four homers, and Jonah Tong will debut. Francisco Alvarez has a broken pinky. Yankees beat White Sox 10-4. Aaron Boone hopes Anthony Volpe improves, and Jazz Chisholm Jr. shared his goals. Rutgers beat Ohio. A Cowboys fan is glad Parsons is gone, as Jerry reiterates Parsons' lack of impact in big games.

The hour began with more Micah Parsons talk, with Jerry Recco and Willie believing Jerry Jones' statements until refuted. They discussed the Mets' sloppy loss to the Marlins, a "buzzkill" after sweeping the Phillies, but expressed excitement for Jonah Tong's debut. C-Lo returned with Jerry Jones' lengthy press conference soundbite and Michael Irvin's stunned reaction to Parsons' potential trade. They speculated on unknown circumstances surrounding Parsons. The Mets had three errors and five unearned runs in their loss, while the Yankees crushed the White Sox. A caller analyzed Parsons' contract taxes. In the final segment, Jerry asked Willie about his day and yoga class, and they debated which athletes and WFAN employees would make the best politicians.

Jerry and Willie discuss NFL divisions, with Willie predicting "flat optimism" for the Jets (second in AFC East), Steelers to win AFC North, and Daniel Jones as Colts starter. He sees the Giants as a dark horse. C-Lo updates. Jerry now associates Jennifer Garner with Capital One. Willie regretted leaving something in a car. They play a "Dog/Daredevil/true story" clip for Willie. C-Lo shares audio of Jerry Jones on the Micah Parsons trade and Andrew Thomas on his foot injury. Willie explains why players avoid reporters. The Mets lost to the Marlins after a rough night. Suzyn Waldman enjoyed Dave Sims' call of Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s home run. C-Lo found a Chris Carlin Rutgers highlight. Finally, Jerry questions Micah Parsons' podcast and asks Willie to explain Raising Cane's and rank fast-food chicken chains.

Former Giants offensive lineman Geoff Schwartz discusses Micah Parsons, team expectations, and college football. C-Lo provides updates on Yankees and Mets games, and the Volpe/Chisholm Jr. situation. Willie and C-Lo debate hitting four home runs vs. a perfect game. Jonah Tong debuts. Jerry Jones is excited about the Micah Parsons trade. Moment of The Day: Willie hot-boxed a parking attendant. The segment ends with Jerry and Willie discussing the Giants and Jets' reactions to the Parsons trade.

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Andrew Thomas is back at practice for the Giants and that's a key to the Giants season. They also dive into the latest on Micah Parsons. Willie expects him to remain a Cowboy.

Compass Media Networks and former NFL linebacker Chad Brown calls in to preview both the upcoming college football and NFL seasons. They discuss what to expect from Bill Belichick's first season at UNC and Aaron Rodgers in Pittsburgh. Chad does not have a lot of confidence in Russell Wilson's ability to have a strong season for the Giants. He says Wilson “no longer has it as an NFL QB”.

The final hour discusses the Mets' sweep of the Phillies, highlighting their 38 hits and Nolan McLean's dominance, and the team's changed dynamic. Jerry notes the 2025 Mets' inconsistency. The Yankees scored 11 runs despite Giancarlo Stanton's absence. Compass Media Networks' Chad Brown previews the college football and NFL seasons, discussing Bill Belichick at UNC and Aaron Rodgers in Pittsburgh. Brown doubts Russell Wilson's future as an NFL QB for the Giants. C-Lo provides his final update, covering McLean's night and new clips from Hunter Brody. The Yankees swept the Nationals. The Moment of The Day features Jerry and Willie's unexpected nights at gay bars.

The hour began with a Yankees discussion, leading to a debate on modern baseball hitters, with only five batting over .300. Jerry and a caller blamed a change in approach and suggested players need glasses. C-Lo reported Boomer's X activity and the Mets' hot streak, particularly Mark Vientos. The Phillies postgame show praised Nolan McLean. Howie Rose's issue at Tuesday's game reminded C-Lo of a Mad Dog rant. The Yankees crushed the Nationals 11-2. Dawn Staley discussed her Knicks HC interview. The hour concluded with Andrew Thomas returning to Giants practice, crucial for their season, and an update on Micah Parsons, whom Willie expects to remain a Cowboy. Jerry questioned the perception of edge rushers' win rates, deeming it unfair to offensive linemen, to which Willie replied, "that's life as a lineman."

The Yankees' blowout win sparked debate when Anthony Volpe was booed despite the team scoring nine runs. Jerry felt fans went too far, while Willie argued against dictating how fans express themselves. They also questioned Giancarlo Stanton's absence from the lineup. C-Lo returned with an update, noting Evan Roberts' admiration for Nolan McLean and playing a Philadelphia radio host's rant reminiscent of Jerry's classics. Cody Bellinger homered in the Yankees' 11-2 win over the Nationals. C-Lo shared Taylor Townsend's explanation of her match with Jelena Ostapenko. Tom Brady can attend production meetings but not practices, which Jerry thinks won't affect his job, though Willie understands why some broadcasters value watching practice. Jordon Hudson and Bill Belichick want to trademark "gold digger." In the final segment, Jerry recounted his experience at a Lady Gaga concert, noting the large gay male presence, which reminded Willie of a past unwelcome encounter. Jerry then asked Brian Rascona about his Ryder Cup volunteer assignment.

Jerry and Willie Colon fill in for Boomer and Gio. Jerry praises Nolan McLean after his 8-inning shutout in the Mets' sweep of the Phillies, suggesting the team is clicking. Juan Soto is hitting with runners in scoring position. C-Lo's update covers McLean's "shoved" performance, the Mets' hitting with RISP, Alvarez's injury, the Yankees' 11-2 win over the Nationals (with 6 homers), and the Patriots claiming Tommy DeVito. Jerry and Sal attended an event, and C-Lo found clips. The hour ends with a US Open match discussion and the hosts' athletic endeavors.

Hour 1 Jerry and Willie Colon fill in for Boomer and Gio. Jerry praises Nolan McLean's impressive 8-inning shutout against the Phillies, leading to a Mets sweep. The Mets are clicking, and Jerry believes they can go on a run. Juan Soto is hitting with runners in scoring position. C-Lo's update highlights McLean's "shoved" performance and the Mets' success with RISP. Francisco Alvarez was hit by a pitch again. The Yankees hit six homers in their 11-2 win over the Nationals; Anthony Volpe was hitless. The Patriots claimed Tommy DeVito. Jerry and Sal's event clips are discussed. The hour ends with talk of a heated US Open match and the hosts' athletic endeavors. Hour 2 The hour begins with a discussion about the Yankees' blowout win, specifically Anthony Volpe being booed despite the team scoring nine runs. Jerry believes fans went too far, while Willie disagrees. They also disliked Giancarlo Stanton not being in the lineup. C-Lo provides an update, mentioning Evan Roberts' admiration for Nolan McLean and playing a Philadelphia radio host's rant resembling Jerry's classic rants. Cody Bellinger hit one of the Yankees' 6 home runs in their 11-2 thrashing of the Nationals. C-Lo shares clips of Taylor Townsend clarifying her showdown with Jelena Ostapenko. Tom Brady can attend production meetings but not practices, which Jerry thinks won't affect his job, though Willie understands why some broadcasters like watching practice. Jordon Hudson and Bill Belichick want to trademark "gold digger." The hour concludes with Jerry recounting his night at a Lady Gaga concert, noting the presence of many gay men, and Willie's past experience in an unwelcome establishment. Jerry then asks Brian Rascona about his Ryder Cup volunteer assignment. Hour 3 The hour began with a Yankees discussion, noting only five MLB hitters bat over .300, leading to a debate on modern hitting approaches. C-Lo's update highlighted Boomer's X activity, the Mets' strong performance (especially Mark Vientos), and the Phillies' TV postgame show's praise for Nolan McLean. Howie Rose's issue at a Mets game reminded C-Lo of a Mad Dog rant. The Yankees crushed the Nationals 11-2. Dawn Staley discussed her Knicks HC interview. The final segment covered Andrew Thomas's return to Giants practice (key to their season) and Micah Parsons, with Willie expecting him to stay a Cowboy, prompting Jerry to ponder the perception of edge rushers' success against offensive linemen. Hour 4 The final hour discusses the Mets' sweep of the Phillies, highlighting their 38 hits and Nolan McLean's dominance, and the team's changed dynamic. Jerry notes the 2025 Mets' inconsistency. The Yankees scored 11 runs despite Giancarlo Stanton's absence. Compass Media Networks' Chad Brown previews the college football and NFL seasons, discussing Bill Belichick at UNC and Aaron Rodgers in Pittsburgh. Brown doubts Russell Wilson's future as an NFL QB for the Giants. C-Lo provides his final update, covering McLean's night and new clips from Hunter Brody. The Yankees swept the Nationals. The Moment of The Day features Jerry and Willie's unexpected nights at gay bars.

We begin the hour talking about the Yankees and the big inning they had in yesterday's blowout win. Anthony Volpe was booed in an inning his team scored nine runs. Jerry thinks the fans went too far. Willie says you can't tell fans when to boo. Jerry says he doesn't want to do that but wants fans to enjoy a blowout win and wonders if easing off Volpe can help him play better. Jerry and Willie also didn't like that red-hot Giancarlo Stanton wasn't in the lineup.

C-Lo begins by letting us know that Evan Roberts has been swept away by the magic of Nolan McLean. C-Lo has sound from a Philadelphia radio host and his rant after one of the Phillies losses to the Mets sounds a whole lot like one of Jerry's classics on this show. Cody Bellinger hit one of the Yankees 6 home runs in their 11-2 thrashing of the Nationals

We begin the hour with a call about the Yankees that leads into a discussion of hitters in modern baseball. Only five hitters have batting averages above .300. Another caller thinks most players need to start wearing glasses. Jerry thinks it's simply a change in approach.

Jerry says the Mets could have something real in Nolan McLean. Jerry and Willie both rave about how good and exciting McLean was in his start last night as he shutout the Phillies for 8 innings in the Mets win. They swept the Phillies. It feels like the Mets are starting to click.

C-Lo begins with Nolan McLean completing 8 shutout innings last night. He “shoved”, a term Jerry has never heard. The Mets had a great series with runners in scoring position. Francisco Alvarez got hit in the hand by a pitch again. The Yankees hit six home runs in their 11-2 win over the Nationals. Anthony Volpe was the only starter to not record a hit.

Sal Licata of WFAN calls out Joe Giglio after stealing his NL East is over bit prior to the Phillies being swept by the New York Mets.

The Mets beat the Phillies in a great game last night. Juan Soto was granted a timeout by a young home plate umpire and the Phillies weren't happy about it. Willie is more impressed by Francisco Lindor every time he watches him. Maybe the parabolic mics will be this season's rallying cry and this series will be what turned the Mets around.

C-Lo is back and discusses Brandon Nimmo's walk-off, Edwin Diaz's save, and Jonah Tong's upcoming debut. Jerry believes youth can spark a team. Giancarlo Stanton, a no-doubt Hall of Famer, enjoys playing outfield. The Yankees gained a game as the Blue Jays blew a lead.

Jerry and Willie Colon hosted for Boomer and Gio, discussing the start of college football season, with Willie excited and Jerry preferring NFL. They felt old watching sons of former players. The Mets beat the Phillies; Juan Soto's timeout angered the Phillies, while Willie praised Francisco Lindor. The Yankees and Giancarlo Stanton continued their success against the Nationals. C-Lo's update highlighted Brandon Nimmo's walk-off hit, Edwin Diaz's save, and Jonah Tong's upcoming MLB debut. Jerry and Willie deemed Stanton a Hall-of-Famer. The Yankees gained on the Blue Jays. The Giants waived Tommy DeVito, and the Jets cut Malachi Corley. Finally, Jerry asked Willie about Burning Man, leading to a discussion about sandstorms and potential performances.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are engaged. Willie discusses prenups, advocating for them, while others on the show disagree. The group debates whether engagement will help Kelce's focus. A caller offers a female perspective on prenups. Sports updates include the Mets beating the Phillies, another Yankees win, and Shedeur Sanders making the Browns roster. The hour concludes with a bet: Shaun Morash believes Travis Kelce will incorporate Taylor Swift's last name into his, and if so, Evan will take his wife's name. Jerry and Willie agree with Evan's stance but wouldn't have risked the wager. Willie emphasizes athletes' need to protect their earnings.

The hour covered Micah Parsons' hold-in and injury, Willie's thoughts on hold-ins and the Jets releasing Malachi Corley (emphasizing receiver need and scouting small-school players). C-Lo's update followed talk of the Jerry Jones Netflix documentary and concussion protocols. Sports updates included the Mets beating the Phillies and the Yankees winning against the Nationals, with a note on the early 2025 season start and a 9/11 anniversary game. Musical clips led to a karaoke discussion, and the segment ended with Jerry's coincidence story, college football anticipation, and a man faking his death.

The final hour begins with Jets radio voice Bob Wischusen, following Willie's story about Mike Tomlin using “In the Air Tonight” to motivate his team. Bob discusses the Jets' potential for a good season, expressing optimism about their chances of playing meaningful games in December. C-Lo returns for his final update, where Willie learns about "Al" after CBS Sports Network aired Jerry's "fraud" clip. Ryan Helsley blew the Mets' lead, but they won in the 9th. Giancarlo Stanton drove in all five Yankees runs in their win, leading Jerry to call him a first-ballot Hall-of-Famer. C-Lo wonders what Travis Kelce had left to say proposing to Taylor Swift, while Jerry and Willie believe he had plenty. The Moment of The Day: No prenups here. Finally, Jerry is surprised bull fighting still exists.

We begin the final hour of the show with Jets radio voice, Bob Wischusen. Bob tells Jerry and WIllie what it will take for the Jets to surprise people and have a good season. He is optimistic about the team's chances of at least playing meaningful games in December.

The Mets bounced back after Ryan Helsley blew a save and beat the Phillies. They will go for a sweep tonight. Tim Hill bailed Fernando Cruz out of a jam after Luis Gil gave the Yankees five strong innings in their win over the Nationals. The Yankees and Mets will play at Yankee Stadium on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 next year. The season is starting on Wednesday, March 25th. That's very early!

Yesterday was cutdown day in the NFL. The Jets released Malachi Corley, who they drafted in the 3rd round last year and had high hopes for. Willie says the Jets need another receiver to help Garrett Wilson. Willie explains how kids get scouted from small schools and says the combine is overrated.

Jerry recounts a wager from the afternoon show: Shaun Morash bet Evan that Travis Kelce would adopt Taylor Swift's last name. If so, Evan would take his wife's name. Jerry and Willie agreed with Evan but wouldn't have risked the wager. Willie emphasized that athletes must protect their earnings, especially in the NFL, as it can vanish quickly.

Hour 1 Jerry and Willie Colon fill in for Boomer and Gio, discussing the start of college football season, which Willie and Eddie love, unlike NFL-fan Jerry. They feel old watching sons of players they grew up with. The Mets beat the Phillies, with controversy around Juan Soto's timeout and appreciation for Francisco Lindor. Willie hopes parabolic mics and this series turn the Mets around. The Yankees and Giancarlo Stanton continue their success against the Nationals. C-Lo's update covers Brandon Nimmo's walk-off, Edwin Diaz's save, and Jonah Tong's upcoming MLB debut, which Jerry believes will spark the team. Jerry and Willie agree Stanton is a Hall-of-Famer and enjoys playing outfield. The Yankees gained a game as the Blue Jays blew a lead. The Giants waived Tommy DeVito, and the Jets cut Malachi Corley. Finally, Jerry asks Willie about Burning Man, leading to a discussion of his sandstorm experience in Arizona, whether he could perform in an "orgydome" at his age, and which former teammates and show crew members he'd take. Hour 2 The hour begins with the engagement announcement of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. Willie discusses prenups, having one himself, while others on the show do not. Eddie sees prenups as a sign of mistrust. Jerry wonders if the engagement will help Kelce focus on the upcoming season. A caller provides a female perspective on prenups. C-Lo, who also lacks a prenup, provides an update. Jerry and Willie note that cheating isn't exclusive to men. In sports, the Mets beat the Phillies, Giancarlo Stanton led another Yankee win, and Shedeur Sanders made the Browns' initial 53-man roster. The hour concludes with Jerry telling Willie about Shaun Morash's bet that Travis Kelce will incorporate Taylor Swift's last name into his. If so, Evan will take his wife's name as payment. Jerry and Willie agree with Evan's stance but wouldn't have risked the same wager. Willie emphasizes athletes' need to protect earnings, especially in the NFL. Hour 3 The hour began with a discussion on Micah Parsons' hold-in and alleged back injury, with Willie and Jerry expecting a deal, though Willie notes the difficulty of returning to play immediately. NFL cutdown day saw the Jets release Malachi Corley, prompting Willie to suggest they need another receiver. Willie also explained how small-school players are scouted, calling the combine overrated. C-Lo returned with an update after a segment on the Jerry Jones Netflix documentary, which C-Lo and Jerry are enjoying. The conversation then shifted to concussion protocols then versus now. The Mets beat the Phillies after Ryan Helsley blew a save and are going for a sweep tonight. The Yankees won against the Nationals with Luis Gil pitching five strong innings, saved by Tim Hill. The Yankees and Mets will play on 9/11 next year, with the season starting unusually early on March 25th. C-Lo presented musical clips, including Evan and Shaun singing "Tong" and Gary, Keith, and Ron singing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," leading to a discussion on karaoke songs. The hour concluded with Jerry sharing a coincidence related to a small college and then discussing excitement for college football. Finally, Jerry recounted a story about a man in Wisconsin who faked his death to leave his family and meet a woman, now facing jail time. Hour 4 The final hour begins with Jets radio voice Bob Wischusen, following Willie's story about Mike Tomlin using “In the Air Tonight” to motivate his team. Bob discusses the Jets' potential for a good season, expressing optimism about their chances of playing meaningful games in December. C-Lo returns for his final update, where Willie learns about "Al" after CBS Sports Network aired Jerry's "fraud" clip. Ryan Helsley blew the Mets' lead, but they won in the 9th. Giancarlo Stanton drove in all five Yankees runs in their win, leading Jerry to call him a first-ballot Hall-of-Famer. C-Lo wonders what Travis Kelce had left to say proposing to Taylor Swift, while Jer ...

We begin the hour with the biggest news in the world. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce announced their engagement. Willie shares some of the details of his prenup. Nobody else working on the show today has one. Willie says everyone should.

Brock and Salk react to sound from WFAN in New York being extremely hard on Aaron Judge vs how Seattle is viewing Cal Raleigh. They then talk through some tough decisions that the Seahawks may have to make as they cut their roster down. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at Trey Hendrickson, a Seahawk that outperformed and underperformed in training camp and a Seahawk he hasn't mentioned at all.

Shaun's Cinco on the greatest moments of Tommy DeVito's Giants Career, the next pro athlete to host on WFAN and Anthony Volpe being back in the Yankees starting lineup is discussed.

Evan, Shaun, Rosie & Scones discuss the Mets big win over the Phillies, Alec Bohm, Crazed Fans, the regular season in sports, Jonah Tong being called up by the Mets, Travis Kelce & Taylor Swift's engagement, Tommy DeVito's Giants career, what current athlete will host a show on WFAN in the coming years and much more!

Jerry and Willie discussed Aaron Rodgers' interview, agreeing he tried with the Jets despite things not working out. Willie expects Rodgers to excel in Pittsburgh and hopes he ends his career positively. Terry McLaurin signed with the Commanders and will play Week 1. The Bengals gave Trey Hendrickson a one-year raise, but Willie doubts their defense. The guys believe the Giants will surprise if Russell Wilson performs, beating the Commanders in Week 1.

Hour 1 Jerry and Willie Colon fill in for Boomer and Gio. The Mets bounced back, despite another poor Kodai Senga start (the new human rain delay), scoring many runs with two outs. Mark Vientos is red hot, and Willie says it's time for the Mets to stack wins; Sean Manaea needs to step up tonight. The game was delayed for 10 minutes because the Phillies complained about parabolic mics. Jerry was impressed with the Mets' response. The Yankees did what they needed to do in a lose-lose series. Andrew Bogusch's first update covers the Yankees' win, Jazz Chisholm's 25th homer, Luis Torrens' 5 RBIs, and Francisco Alvarez's potential rehab assignment. Kodai Senga struggled again. With McLaurin and Hendrickson signed, Micah Parsons is the lone hold-in; Dak Prescott is unbothered, and Jerry Recco believes Jerry Jones will get a deal done. Jerry and Willie discuss paying Parsons with a Cowboys fan and Jerry updates his bat situation (the exterminator was jacked). Hour 2 Jerry and Willie discussed Aaron Rodgers' interview, agreeing he tried with the Jets and expect him to excel in Pittsburgh. Terry McLaurin and Trey Hendrickson secured new contracts. The guys believe the Giants, with Russell Wilson, will surprise people and beat the Commanders. Bogusch provided an update, and Jerry mentioned Willie and Eddie Scozzare considering yoga. The Mets won big, and Cam Schlittler had a good start for the Yankees. Willson Contreras had a dugout meltdown. The hour concluded with a yoga call and a discussion about The Biggest Loser documentary. Hour 3 Willie believes Eddie and Fliegs have untapped athletic potential, but they and Jerry disagree. Jerry wonders what activities people spend a lot on but never master, like golf, with top X responses including sex, marriage, gambling, and skiing. Willie was a bad bowler early in his NFL career. The guys discuss the Jets and Giants' offensive and defensive lines. Bogusch updates on Tommy DeVito being waived by the Giants (Willie and Jerry expect him to be picked up) and plays Rodgers' message to Jets fans. The Yankees and Mets both crushed their opponents. Jerry is concerned about the bullpen tonight if Sean Manaea doesn't pitch deep. LIU is getting paid to play Florida, which helps financially, but Jerry and Willie worry about injuries. Finally, Jerry looks at examples of athletes with one standout season and surprising attendance numbers. Jerry thinks Raleigh, not Aaron Judge, should be MVP. Hour 4 The final hour discusses the Mets' win, Willie's concerns about Mendoza's team, and the Jets possibly claiming Tommy DeVito. Jerry and Willie debate why some college players fail in the NFL and agree not to rush Jaxson Dart. Bogusch's update covers DeVito's cut, the Jets' receiver search, and Yankees/Mets blowout wins. The show also questions Ohio State banning Dave Portnoy, features Willie the Yogi, and concludes with a dessert debate: key lime pie vs. chocolate, and cone vs. cup.

Jerry and Willie Colon fill in for Boomer and Gio, and spirits are high. The Mets rebounded despite another poor Kodai Senga start, who's now the "human rain delay." They scored many two-out runs, with Mark Vientos red hot. Willie and the guys agree Sean Manaea needs to step up tonight. The game was delayed by Phillies' complaints about parabolic mics, but the Mets responded well. The Yankees won their "lose-lose" series. Andrew Bogusch's update covered the Yankees' win, Jazz Chisholm's 25th homer, Luis Torrens' 5 RBIs, and Francisco Alvarez's potential rehab assignment. Kodai Senga struggled again. Micah Parsons remains a hold-in after Terry McLaurin and Trey Hendrickson's new contracts, but Dak Prescott is unfazed, and Jerry Recco believes Jerry Jones will close a deal. In the final segment, Jerry and Willie discuss Micah Parsons with a Cowboys fan, and Jerry updates his bat situation, confident in the "jacked" exterminator.

Jerry and Willie discussed Aaron Rodgers, agreeing his Jets tenure didn't work out, and expect him to excel in Pittsburgh. Terry McLaurin signed with the Commanders. The Bengals extended Trey Hendrickson; Willie doubts their defense. The guys believe the Giants will surprise with Russell Wilson and beat the Commanders. Bogusch returned for an update. Jerry overheard Willie and Eddie Scozzare considering yoga. The Mets won big against the Phillies, and Cam Schlittler had a good Yankees start. The conversation returned to yoga, which Jerry disliked. Willson Contreras had a dugout meltdown, accidentally hitting a teammate. The hour concluded with a call about yoga and a discussion of "The Biggest Loser" documentary.

Willie, Eddie, and Fliegs debate athletic potential. Jerry discusses activities people spend money on but don't master, like golf, with X users suggesting sex, marriage, gambling, and skiing. Willie reflects on his poor bowling start. The guys analyze Jets and Giants lines. Bogusch updates on Tommy DeVito's waiver and Rodgers' message. Yankees and Mets crushed opponents, but Jerry fears the bullpen. LIU plays Florida, raising injury concerns despite financial benefits. Jerry then examines career outlier seasons and surprising attendance numbers, concluding Raleigh, not Judge, should be MVP.

The final hour discusses the Mets' win, Willie's concerns about Mendoza's team, and the Jets possibly claiming Tommy DeVito. Jerry and Willie debate why some college players fail in the NFL and agree not to rush Jaxson Dart. Bogusch's update covers DeVito's cut, the Jets' receiver search, and Yankees/Mets blowout wins. The show also questions Ohio State banning Dave Portnoy, features Willie the Yogi, and concludes with a dessert debate: key lime pie vs. chocolate, and cone vs. cup.

We begin the final hour of the show talking about the Mets and their blowout win over the Phillies. Willie wonders what Carlos Mendoza's biggest concern about his team could be and Jerry says there are plenty of options. Willie and Jerry agree the Jets should claim Tommy DeVito. Jerry wonders why some great college players can't succeed in the NFL. Willie and Jerry both don't want to see the Giants rush Jaxson Dart onto the field.

Bogusch returns for an update and begins with the news that the Giants have waived Tommy DeVito.

With Terry McLaurin and Trey Hendrickson agreeing to new contracts, Micah Parsons is the one hold-in remaining. Dak Prescott is unbothered by it. Jerry Recco believes that Jerry Jones will get a deal done.