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O.A.R.'s Marc Roberge joins the show.

John Franco joins Danielle to discuss the subway series on the 25th anniversary of 9/11.

Danielle on the Yankees winning game 1 of the subway series in the Bronx.

(SHOW OPEN): Al Cintron remembers 9/11 and pays tribute to all those we lost 25 years ago.

(SHOW OPEN): Drake Maye looks nothing like a star QB in snooze fest Seahawks win over the Patriots.

(SHOW OPEN): Aaron Judge is back but he's not 100% and his situation will require daily monitoring.

(SHOW OPEN): Aaron Judge may take time to fully ramp-up as the Yankees try to chase down the Rays but his return gives them the final piece they need to accomplish a more important goal than winning the AL East.

John Schmeelk, Paul Dottino and Marc Malusis preview the upcoming Giants 2026-27 Regular Season.

SHOW OPEN. Danielle talks about the Yankees bouncing back against the Padres and going back to 20 wins over .500. SHOW OPEN.

(SHOW OPEN): The Giants need to make a statement Week 1 against the Cowboys.

Former NFL player Solomon Wilcots, now with SiriusXM NFL Radio, joins Zach to run around the NFL to and get ready for the 2026 season.

Compass Media Networks analyst and former NFL QB Steve Beuerlein joins Zach to preview the Giants and Jets seasons.

(SHOW OPEN): The Yankees survive in extras and Cam Schlittler inspires hope they can finally win it all.

(SHOW OPEN): Spencer Jones has earned an everyday role as the Yankees approach the postseason.

(SHOW OPEN): A dud against a bad team costs the Yankees a chance to gain ground on the Rays.

SHOW OPEN. Danielle talks about the doubleheader between the Yankees and Red Sox and why their next game is a must-win game. SHOW OPEN.

(SHOW OPEN:) Ray Jarvis says the New York Yankees' 1-0 win over the Red Sox proves they're building toward a storybook postseason run. Then he takes your calls!

(SHOW OPEN:) Is Aaron Judge enough to buoy the Yankee offense? The Yankees are a stubborn team. Is George Lombard Jr. going down the same path as Anthony Volpe?

(SHOW OPEN:) Al Cintron responds to Giants day on WFAN with some cold water -- and explains why Jaxson Dart shouldn't play in the Giants' preseason game on Friday.

(SHOW OPEN): An important week for the Yankees got off to a bad start.

(SHOW OPEN): Giancarlo Stanton's injury is not the most impactful one the Yankees are dealing with.

(SHOW OPEN): Giancarlo Stanton's latest setback could signal the end of his days as a Yankee and the Yankees will need to rely on two young players in his absence.

Lori talks to Yankees writer for "The Athletic" Brendan Kuty to talk about the Yankees' injuries.

Lori is joined by New York Post journalist for the New York Giants Paul Schwartz to talk all things Giants.

SHOW OPEN. Lori gives his bold predictions for the upcoming season for the New York football teams. SHOW OPEN.

Danielle breaks down what she saw from the Giants' second preseason game against the Miami Dolphins.

SHOW OPEN. Gallo talks about how Jets fans should have some optimism this upcoming season. SHOW OPEN.

Tio Al and Emmanuel Bebari map out how a healthy Yankee team can take the division from the Tampa Bay Rays

SHOW OPEN. Keith reacts to Yankees winning 3 straight games and feels the team slowly getting back into form. SHOW OPEN.

(SHOW OPEN): Even in a lost season, the Mets have some silver linings, but don't mistake that with them being back in the playoff race. Plus, the Yankees will be without Max Fried again but there's only one injury that matters in their pursuit of a World Series.

SHOW OPEN: Gordon Damer says the Yankees offense hides its issues behind Aaron Judge and without them, the issues are showing.

SHOW OPEN. Gallo talks about how the Yankees chances of winning the AL East is over after 3rd straight loss. SHOW OPEN.

SHOW OPEN. Hoff Is excited for Giants Football and worried about the Yankees' postseason prospects

SHOW OPEN. Gordon talks about how the players available for the Yankees are getting out of their struggles and finally performing well. SHOW OPEN.

(SHOW OPEN): The Yankees need their offense to catch up to their pitching.

SHOW OPEN. Danielle talks about the comeback win for the Yankees against the Braves and that it was needed to keep close with the Rays and stay in second place in the AL East. SHOW OPEN.

SHOW OPEN. Gordon talks about how the news about Aaron Judge isn't all that positive and that the Yankees offense is still not good enough. SHOW OPEN.

SHOW OPEN. Tio Al explains why with the debut of George Lombard Jr, that the future is here for the Yankees and time is likely up for Anthony Volpe's tenure in New York

(SHOW OPEN): The Yankees failed to address their biggest need at the trade deadline and some fans are hypocrites when it comes to the Dodgers' spending.

SHOW OPEN. Danielle talks about what the Yankees need to do to at the trade deadline become title contenders again. SHOW OPEN.

Anthony talks with USA Today MLB Insider Bob Nightengale on what to expect as we approach the MLB Trade Deadline on August 3rd.

Anthony Gallo is joined by Cubs and national baseball broadcaster Boog Sciambi to get his thoughts on the Cubs-Yankees series, the MLB Trade Deadline and calling KBO games from his house during the COVID pandemic in 2020.

Hoff and Jon Morosi discuss how Mets can lay the foundation for the future with a successful MLB trade deadline approach

Emmanuel Berbari Tells Hoff why the Yankees are still live in the American League and how the Bombers can with the deadline

Howards Johnson joins Hoff to take a look back at the 1986 Mets for their 40 year anniversary

(SHOW OPEN): Lack of offense and poor decisions continue to plague the Yankees.

(SHOW OPEN): Aaron Boone is incapable of being honest and the Yankees won't add enough at the trade deadline.

(SHOW OPEN): The Yankees must do whatever it takes to acquire Mason Miller.

(SHOW OPEN): The Sixers and LeBron are not going to win anything together.

SNY's John Harper joins Lori to discuss Carlos Beltran's induction into Cooperstown as well as his Mets legacy. They also touch on what moves the Mets and Yankees might make before next week's trade deadline.