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(INTERVIEW): Joe chats with his old friend, EJ Hradek of the NHL Network about the Rangers must win game 6 tonight in Florida against the Panthers. 

SHOW OPEN. Pete starts off by talking about the Mets winning back-to-back games after the Jorge Lopez fiasco and talks about the current state of the Mets under Steve Cohen and David Stearns. SHOW OPEN.

From 'NYYST' (subscribe here): The Fellas are back to do their annual first evaluation of the team thus far. What grade would YOU give the Yankees through 55 games?

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(INTERVIEW): Steve talks with the radio voice of the Mets, Howie Rose, first about the Rangers drive for the Stanley Cup and then about the struggles of the Mets. 

Steve Somers shares his thoughts on the Rangers 2-1 series lead over the Florida Panthers in the Eastern Conference Finals and much more! 

After another gut wrenching loss to the Giants, which puts the Mets 9 games under .500 already, Pat Boyle says the Mets need a full rebuild, and it's up to owner Steve Cohen to blow up the team and start fresh. It starts with trading players like Pete Alonso, Jeff McNeil, and Starling Marte.

SHOW OPEN: Moose says the Rangers need to be better to beat the Panthers, and Matt Rempe doesn't play into that equation. As of now, the only star who has stepped up for the Rangers in this series has been Igor Shesterkin, and he's ben otherworldly. It's time for the other stars to step up. 

Pat Boyle outlines his Knicks offseason wish list, which includes re-signing OG Anunoby, letting Isaiah Hartenstein walk, and a big trade with another team in the Eastern Conference.

After winning game 3 with contributions from unexpected places, the Rangers look like a team on a mission that will not lose this series.

Pete Caldera from the Bergen Record joins Lori to talk about the Yankees as they continue to roll through the fist two months of the season.

Newsday's Tim Healey joins Lori to discuss everything that has gone wrong with the Mets in 2024 and, perhaps more importantly, what will happen at the trade deadline if the team doesn't turn the season around.

(INTERVIEW): Lori is joined by EJ Hradek of the NHL Network to talk about the Rangers 5-4 game 3 win against the Panthers to give them a 2-1 series lead in the Eastern Conference Finals. 

(SHOW OPEN): Lori Rubinson talks about the Rangers win over the Panthers to take a 2-1 series lead in the Eastern Conference Final. 

SHOW OPEN: Tommy breaks down the Mets recent struggles, but says the season is not over and to not give-up the hope quite yet. 

Ann recaps all the top stories in golf; shares her adventures from her golfing trip to Ireland, visits with Carne Golf Club's Chairman Gerry MaGuire and GM Fiona Togher; talks with NYPD Officer and MET PGA Professional Enzo Rallo about he and his team's rescuing 12 people from a burning building in Brooklyn, and the Foundation he created to connect underserved youth to golf.

Ann talks with NYPD Officer and MET PGA pro Enzo Rallo on his team's rescue of 12 people from a burning building, his thoughts on Scottie Scheffler's arrest in Louisville, Ky., and the PGA Bridges Program he created to connect underserved youth to golf.

Ann visits with Carne Golf Club's Chairman Gerry MaGuire and GM Fiona Togher about Carne's extraordinary dunes links experience in Western Ireland and how they bounced back from Covid depths.

Pat Boyle says that although Juan Soto is a generational talent, the Yankees do not need to commit 600+ million dollars to him, and Pat prefers the Yankees build a more balanced team rather than being so top heavy with a few superstars.

Show Open: Al is furious at the Mets. Everyone is terrible, the manager stinks, they are lifeless.  Barring a miracle, it's time to blow it up. This team is uncompetitive and impossible to watch. 

Pat Boyle says a Best of 7 series with the Florida Panthers is too physically and emotionally taxing for the Rangers, and they will lose this series in likely 5 or 6 games.

SHOW OPEN. Pat opens up his show saying that the Mets roster is simply not good enough and need to sell before the trade deadline.

Mets Legend Darryl Strawberry joins Joe Benigno a week away from his Number Retirement at Citi Field.

Fred Katz, beat writer for the New York Knicks from The Athletic, joined up with Jody Mac to talk about the end of the season for the Knicks and what the plans are for the team during the offseason.

Mollie Walker, New York Rangers beat writer for the New York Rangers, joins Jody Mac on the FAN to talk about Rangers vs Panther game 2 preview and what the Rangers need to do to win the series and make the Stanley Cup Final.

SHOW OPEN. Jody talks about how well the Yankees have been playing behind the play of captain Aaron Judge but still believes there is a team better in the MLB. SHOW OPEN.

SHOW OPEN. Tommy talks about how the crowd at MSG for the Rangers loss in Game 1 of the ECF was not good enough along with the performance of some players. SHOW OPEN.

Lori is joined by Jackie Powell to discuss he New York Liberty, their opening night matchup, season expectations. They also talked about how Caitlin Cark is changing the WNBA, and the current landscape of the league. 

(INTERVIEW): Lori chats with Ian Begley of SNY about the Knicks game 7 loss to the Pacers.

(INTERVIEW): Lori is joined by columnist Mike Vaccaro of the New York Post to talk about how he views this Knicks team after all of the peaks and valleys that was the regular and post-season. 

(SHOW OPEN): Lori Rubinson opens her Sunday evening show by putting a bow on the Knicks season. How should it be remembered? 

Steve Somers returns to the WFAN airwaves as the Knicks are playing game 7 against the Pacers at Madison Square Garden. He reacts in real time to that & gives his thoughts on the Rangers going to the Eastern Conference Final, the importance of superstars in NYC and the Mets issues this season. 

Tommy Dee joins Moose ahead of the Knicks game 7 to discuss key injuries and the Knicks chances of winning. 

Ann previews the final round of the PGA Championship; talks to Adam Schupak, Sr. Writer, GOLFWEEK about Scottie Scheffler's arrest, the tight leaderboard at Valhalla & Tiger's motivation to continue to play. Ann visits with Ted Bishop, former Pres., PGA Championship, former PGA Tour Policy Board Member, about Jimmy Dunne's resignation from the Policy Board, its impact and if he feels unification in the game is needed. 

Ann talks with Adam Schupak, Sr. Writer, GOLFWEEK, and they preview the Final Round of the PGA Championship and talk about the reaction to Scottie Scheffler's arrest.

Ann visits with Ted Bishop, former Pres. of the PGA of America, and former member of the PGA Tour Policy Board, about the players being the majority on the Board and the impact of Jimmy Dunne's resignation. 

Al Cintron opens the show with game 7 for the Knicks, and while there are key players injured he still has hope that the Knicks can win at the Garden.

Emmanuel opens a Saturday night show with extreme optimism on the eve of game 7 Knicks vs Pacers.

While the Mets are struggling, getting rid of everyone is not the solution.

SHOW OPEN. Pete talks about the Josh Hart injury after the Knicks lost Game 6 against the Indiana Pacers and feels like the Knicks will lose at MSG if Josh Hart cannot play on Sunday. SHOW OPEN.

From 'Queens of the Court' (Subscribe Here): There was so much WNBA news this week and co-hosts Sheryl Swoopes and Jordan Robinson are here for it all, from A'ja Wilson's signature shoes to the news that the league is expanding to Toronto. Plus, Sky beat reporter Annie Costabile of the Chicago Sun-Times stops by to discuss the WNBA's charter flight rollout.

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Tommy says the Knicks will save New York sports with a win in game five. 

From 'NYYST' (subscribe here): Gleyber Torres hit a huge HR in Sunday's win as the Yankees take the series from the Rays. Enjoy this clip from episode 388 of the NYYST Podcast.

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Sports Illustrated's Pat Ragazzo joins Lori following Brandon Nimmo's walk-off HR. They discuss the Mets struggling offense and what could happen if the Mets hang around contention closer to the trade deadline.

Lori is joined by Brendan Kuty, Yankees reporter for The Athletic, to discuss The Trop, the Bombers and more.

Lori chats with Steve Popper, Knicks writer and NBA columnist for Newsday, to discuss the Knicks' Eastern Conference Semifinals matchup with the Indiana Pacers.

Lori opens her Sunday show discussing the Rangers chances to finish the Hurricanes in game five and the injury-plagued Knicks chances of winning their series against the Pacers.

SHOW OPEN: Coach opens her Sunday show talking Rangers after their competitive game four loss to the Hurricanes and previews game five at Madison Square Garden.

Ann talks about the LPGA Cognizant Founders Cup, the PGA Tour's Wells Fargo Championship and the new PGA Tour's Transaction Subcommittee that Rory McIlroy will serve on. Ann visits with Tracy West of the Wells Fargo Championship and with LPGA legend Pat Bradley.

Ann talks with Tracy West, Ass't Exe. Dir., Wells Fargo Championship, about the PGA Tour event, the exciting leaderboard, the change in sponsorship, and her thoughts on Nelly Korda's win streak. 

Ann talks with LPGA legend Pat Bradley about her illustrious career, being honored with Beth Daniel at the Cognizant Founders Cup, her thoughts on Nelly Korda's win streak, the fact that she stopped Nancy Lopez's win streak in 1978 and the Mass. Golf House housing her own trophies and memorabilia.

SHOW OPEN: The Knicks Game 3 loss exposed one thing, without OG Anunoby the Knicks just don't have enough bodies to compete with the Pacers. Marco still believes in this team, but in Game 3, they played a Knicks style game but couldn't win it because of fatigue. If they lose Game 4, they will lose the series. 

SHOW OPEN: Michael Fliegelman breaks down the Rangers Game 4 loss to the Hurricanes and why he feels they will close things out at MSG in Game 5. Fliegs also gives his thoughts on the Knicks Game 3 loss and how they continue to fight through adversity. 

SHOW OPEN: Tommy says that the Knicks will beat the Pacers even if OG Anunoby is hurt and advance to the Eastern Conference Finals. 

(FULL SHOW): John Sterling comes on the airwaves of WFAN to take calls and tell stories from his 64 years on the air as a broadcaster!! 

Show Open: Pete Hoffman believes Tom Thibodeau still isn't getting enough credit during this Knicks run. He is responsible for the teams success, even with Brunson and all his prowess, Thibs is the driving force behind this team we have all fallen in love with.

From 'NYYST' (subscribe here): The Fellas are back to break down the Yankees sweep of the Tigers as they welcome Houston for a 3 game set in the Bronx.

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Tommy says 'Knicks in Six' for the Pacers series. 

SNYtv's John Harper joins Lori after an ugly Mets sweep in Tampa to discuss everything that went wrong and the one positive in Christian Scott's debut.

Lori is joined by New York Post's Mollie Walker to talk about the Rangers thrilling game one victory over the Hurricanes and look ahead to game two.

Lori is joined by SNY's Ian Begley to talk about the Knicks advancing to the next round of the NBA Playoffs after knocking off the Philadelphia 76ers in the first round.

SHOW OPEN: Lori breaks down the Rangers game one win over Carolina and previews the Knicks first game versus Indiana.

SHOW OPEN: The Mets just suffered their worst loss of the season and need to fix their problems ASAP.

Arthur Staple joins Moose to preview the Rangers second round matchup against the Carolina Hurricanes. 

Show Open: Knicks fans finally have a team and a superstar that they resonate with. Jalen Brunson and the Knicks are built on heart and grit. The Knicks are the pride of New York City. 

Ann talks with Ward Clayton, author of 'The Legendary Caddies of Augusta National

Ann visits with Scott Wood, Tournament Director of the LPGA's Cognizant Founders Cup, as Nelly Korda goes for a record-breaking 6th straight win.

Ann previews the LPGA Cognizant Founders Cup taking place this week at Upper Montclair Country Club in Clifton, NJ, and connects with Tournament Director Scott Wood; talks about the PGA Tour's CJ Cup Byron Nelson; Brooks Koepka's 4th LIV Golf win; and the incredibly determined Bernhard Langer, coming back from injury to play in the Insperity Invitational. Ann visits with Ward Clayton, author of 'The Legendary Caddies of Augusta National.'

SHOW OPEN: Al Opens the show recapping the Knicks opening round win against the 76ers.

SHOW OPEN: Ed opens the show with high praise for the Knicks.

Mike Vaccaro of the NY Post joins Joe to preview Knicks-Pacers in round 2.

FULL SHOW: Tommy breaks down the Knicks Game 6 matchup against the Sixers and says the Knicks will end the series in Philly. 

Lori is joined by New York Post's Mollie Walker to talk about the Rangers advancing to the next round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs after sweeping the Washington Capitals in the first round.

Lori is joined by Ryan Dunleavy of the New York Post to break down the NFL Draft. 

Lori talks with Steve Popper, covering the Knicks for Newsday, about the Knicks Game Four win in Philly. 

SHOW OPEN: Lori breaks down the Knicks' Game Four win over the 76ers and the tremendous performance from Jalen Brunson.  

SHOW OPEN: The Knicks went down to Philly in Game 4 and as they are known to do....Did Damage. 

Ann talks with award-winning golf writer Gary Van Sickle about whether PGA Tour pros should be paid for loyalty, is unification of PGA Tour and LIV Golf necessary and Nelly Korda's record-tying 5 straight wins.

Ann visits with world renown golf instructor David Leadbetter and they discuss GolfZon Range Leadbetter and how golf instruction has changed through the years.

Ann asks the question if PGA Tour players should get paid for their loyalty, and suggests how the PGA Tour can spend the 3 billion from the Strategic Sports Group (SSG); Ann visits with world renown golf instructor David Leadbetter and award winning golf writer, Gary Van Sickle.

(INTERVIEW): Joe chats with NBA insider Ian Begley of SNY to break down the Knicks series with the 76ers, heading into game 4 as the Knicks hold a 2-1 series lead over Philly. 

(SHOW OPEN): Joe is back on WFAN for a Saturday morning show! He talks about the first few rounds for both the Jets and Giants, then gives his thoughts on the Knicks-76ers series. 

From 'NYYST' (subscribe here): Clark Schmidt is so close to advancing to the next level of pitcher, once he overcomes his struggles facing a lineup for the third time in a game. Enjoy this clip from episode 383 of the NYYST Podcast.

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David Syvertsen of Ourlads Scouting Services joins Lori to preview what the Giants and the Jets will do in this week's draft.

(INTERVIEW): Lori chats with EJ Hradek of the NHL Network about the Rangers and Isles postseason series. 

(INTERVIEW): Lori talks Knicks with Steve Popper of Newsday. 

(SHOW OPEN): Lori talks about the success of the Knicks and Rangers and how New York city is starved for a championship. 

Ann connects with award-winning Golf Writer Steve Eubanks at the Chevron Championship about the first women's Major on the calender; Nelly Korda looking to win five straight, and the growth of the LPGA.

Ann visits with 1991 Masters Champion Ian Woosnam as they discuss Scottie Scheffler's decisive win at The Masters, and his opinion about LIV players qualifying for the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black.

Ann talks about Nelly Korda, playing at the Chevron Championship, going for her 5th straight win; talks about Scottie Scheffler looking for his 4th win in 5 tourneys at the RBC Heritage; visits with 1991 Masters Champion Ian Woosnam and award-winning golf writer Steve Eubanks, covering the Chevron Championship.

SHOW OPEN: While it was far from perfect, the Knicks stepped up and took game one at home against the Sixers. Al says Embiid is clearly not healthy and the Knicks will win in 5. 

Show Open: In a game in which Jalen Brunson struggled, everyone around him stepped up for the Knicks to beat Joel Embiid and the Sixers in game one at MSG. Josh Hart, Duce McBride, Mitchell Robinson were key contributors, but the Knicks did what they did all year, won as a TEAM. 

Danielle opens and Saturday with a little Rangers playoff preview as well as a Knicks update and playoff breakdown. Also talks about the legendary career of John Sterling.

In the bottom of the 1st inning on April 20, 2024, John Sterling stepped to the mic in the WFAN Yankees Radio Network booth for the final time.

At the end of a ceremony celebrating John's career, he gives a final thank you after one final introduction from Suzyn Waldman.

John Sterling takes questions and tells reporters why he decided to retire at this time in the season. 

Pete and Rosie discuss some possible team names for the new Utah hockey team coming into the NHL next season. For reference, the Arizona Coyotes are being sold to the owner of the Utah Jazz and are moving next year to Utah.

From 'Queens of the Court' (Subscribe Here): On this episode of Queens of the Court, co-hosts Sheryl Swoopes and Jordan Robinson break down the 2024 WNBA Draft. Which draftees are going to fit in best with their new team? What role did offseason moves play in who went where? And of course: which fits were Sheryl and Jordan's favs?

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