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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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FULL SHOW: Tommy breaks down the Knicks upcoming series against the 76ers and sees them winning in six games. 

After an 0-5 start the Mets are now 9-8 and have won four straight series. While there were reasons for disappointment two weeks ago, there are now plenty of reasons for Mets fans to be happy and excited.

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Few had such a great front row seat to the work and calls of Yankees broadcaster John Sterling than Sweeny Murti. That's why it was perfect timing for Rob Bradford to catch up with Sweeny to talk about all things Sterling, with the iconic voice of the Yanks stepping down from the booth Monday. Murti - who worked as part of the Yankees broadcast for WFAN for more than 20 years - offers great insight into all things Sterling. How he approached broadcast. Why his presence was so important. How he became so unique. And, of course, how he came up with those home run calls. It's a perfect tribute to the man of the hour.

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Suzyn Waldman reflects on her legendary partner's retirement announcement hours after he made it official.

Mark Cannizzaro from the New York Post joins Lori from Augusta to discuss Scottie Scheffler winning The Masters.

(INTERVIEW): Lori talks about the Knicks season and previews the upcoming NBA playoffs with SNY NBA insider Ian Begley. 

(INTERVIEW): Lori is joined by Mets beat reporter Mike Puma of the New York Post to discuss Doc Gooden's number retirement and an early status check of the team. 

(SHOW OPEN): Lori gives her opinion on the Mets ceremony to retire number 16 in honor of Doc Gooden. She also talks about the Knicks getting the number two seed in the Eastern Conference Playoffs and facing either the Heat or 76ers. 

(SHOW OPEN): The schmoozer makes his return to the WFAN airwaves and catches up on all the topics he missed out on since the last time he was on! 

Marc is joined by Nick Baumgardner from The Athletic to discuss the upcoming NFL draft. 

Show Open: While many superstars have come to New York and fallen off, while others avoided New York entirely. Jalen Brunson came to the Knicks as a role player, and blossomed into a superstar and took over the city in the process. Meanwhile, the Rangers and Islanders can be headed towards a great first round matchup. 

Ann visits with native Augustine Austin Rhodes, host of the Austin Rhodes Show on WGAC.

Ann talks to award-winning golf journalist Bill Fields, covering his 39th Masters.

Ann broadcasts from Augusta National, previews the Final Round, Scottie Scheffler's strong play; is Collin Morikawa poised to win? will Max Homa breakthrough? Can Ludvig Aberg win, playing in his very 1st Major? Ann talks about Tiger's struggles in the 3rd Round, and summerizes the entire week. Ann visits with award-winning golf journalist Bill Fields and Augusta's own, top talk show host Austin Rhodes.

SHOW OPEN: Brian Rascona opens the show breaking down yet another Yankee win and how it's time to give Cashman credit for a terrific offseason. 

Show Open: Al Cintron opens his show giving props to the Knicks, after a comeback win over the Nets, and the Mets, who explode for 14 hits in a win over the Royals.

2x Super Bowl Champion, Jonathan Casillas joins Pete Hoffman to preview UFC 300, NFL Draft and more... @HoffWFAN

The Mets and Knicks had a great day. The Mets steamrolled the Braves and took a series while the Knicks went into Boston and crushed the Celtics.

Ann visits with Hall of Fame caddie Joe LaCava as he looks back on the details of Tiger's incredible 2019 comeback Masters win.

From 'The Boone Podcast' (subscribe here): Bret Boone and Andy Martino discuss the 2024 outlook for both the Mets and Yankees.

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Lori is joined by Dave Lennon from Newsday to talk about the Yankees hot start. 

SHOW OPEN: Lori opens her show discussing Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Women's Basketball team losing to South Carolina in the National Championship. She also talks about the massive ratings generated largely by Caitlin Clark. 

Ann broadcasts 'live' from Augusta National and previews The Masters, recaps the Augusta National Women's Amateur, and visits with Hall of Fame caddie Joe LaCava as he looks back on the details of Tiger's incredible 2019 comeback Masters win.

SHOW OPEN: Danielle opens her show saying that the Yankees may have something special this season. 

SHOW OPEN: Moose tells us what we have learned from the two local teams a week into the MLB season.

SHOW OPEN: Alvin opens his show discussing the awful messages sent to Francisco Lindor's wife and how those fans should be ashamed of themselves. 

Stu Feiner joins Hoff to talk Mets and promote his walk with Frank the Tank and Boomer. 

Hoff loses it on a new MLb rule that screwed over the Mets. 

Hoff opens his Friday night show saying Aaron Judge has to start turning it around soon. 

Tommy says Stanton has been hot trash for the Yankees to start the season. 

FULL SHOW: Tommy opens his show with the news that Julius Randle will miss the rest of the season and also reacts live to the Mets winning their first game of the season. 

From 'Barreled Up' (subscribe here): Jim Riley and Robbie Hyde are joined by Ryan Ripken (@ryanripken) to discuss the drastically different starts to the 2024 season from the 2 New York teams.

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Zach Braziller form the New York Post joins Lori to marvel at how UConn is rolling through the tournament and preview the Final Four. Can anyone stop the Huskies from repeating? Lori and Zach discuss Purdue and NC State's chances to upset UConn and preview Monday night's Iowa-LSU rematch in the women's tournament as well.

Brendan Kuty from The Athletic joins Lori to discuss the Yankees' scorching hot start. 

Tim Healey from Newsday joins Lori to discuss the Mets catastrophic start to the season, and how they can improve.

Show Open: Lori says sports fans need to enjoy the ride of these long seasons, and appreciate the good times along the way, not just focus on the "inevitable disappointment" in the end. 

Anthony Gallo opens his Sunday morning show by reminding despondent Mets fans that the team still has 160 games to go.

Paul Rosenberg opens up his Sunday morning show declaring the Mets, after getting off to an 0-2 start to the season, already have a must-win game on Sunday against the Brewers.

Ryan Turek, Vice President of Feature Film Development, Blumhouse and Executive Producer on The Black Phone, Halloween, and Five Nights at Freddy's joins Pete Hoffman to talk about "It's Halfway to Halloween"

From 'One Giant Step' (subscribe here): Bryce Gelman breaks down what Giants owner John Mara told reporters on Monday at the annual NFL league meeting regarding the departure of Saquon Barkley and the potential addition of a quarterback in the 2024 draft.

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Much of what was presented by Shohei Ohtani in a prepared statement on Monday left CLo with a lot more questions than answers.

CLo explains why he is optimistic about the Yankees heading into the upcoming season.

Robert Saleh should have accepted his team's expectations when speaking at NFL meetings and acknowledge that the Jets must make the playoffs this season.

Conor says this Jets team is one of the most talented teams in years.

From 'NYYST' (subscribe here): The Fellas discuss Giancarlo Stanton's 3 HR game and the impact his bat can have in the Yankees lineup this season. Enjoy this clip from episode 373 of the NYYST Podcast.

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SHOW OPEN. Pat Boyle opens up the overnight by talking about how Mark Vientos is too good for Triple-A ball and should be penciled in the starting lineup on Opening Day. SHOW OPEN.

SHOW OPEN. Lori talks about how there have been so many blowouts in March Madness so far and has not been as mad as it usually is advertised. SHOW OPEN.

SHOW OPEN. Pete advocates why the Giants or the Jets should trade up to get the best skill player in the draft in Marvin Harrison Jr. instead trying to go for the best fit. SHOW OPEN.

Ohtani needs a full investigation from the MLB on gambling scandal.

From 'NYYST' (subscribe here): Should the Yankees look to add to this rotation especially with Cole out for at least 2 months? Despite him being irreplaceable, are the Yankees in need of adding an ace level arm if they want to win it all? This and more on this clip of episode 372 of the NYYST Podcast.

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From 'The Boone Podcast' (subscribe here): Bret Boone welcomes on Jeff Nelson to discuss the latest injury news on Gerrit Cole, how the rotation is looking as the season nears, the additions of Juan Soto and Alex Verdugo and more.

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Dan Schneier, host of the Big Blue Banter podcast and senior fantasy editor for CBS Sports, joins Lori to detail why the first week of free agency was a success for both the Giants and the Jets.

Zach Braziller from the New York Post joins Lori to discuss the committee snubbing St. John's, Seton Hall and the Big East. Zach identifies teams that can surprise then shares his Final Four.

Lori is joined by Donald Copeland, Head Coach of the Wagner Men's Basketball team, to give his thoughts on their cinderella run to the NCAA tournament. 

Lori is joined by UCONN Men's Basketball Coach, Dan Hurley, to give his thoughts on the NCAA Tournament as the Huskies attempt to win their second-straight National Championship. 

SHOW OPEN: Lori breaks down all the latest on Selection Sunday and her thoughts on St. John's and Seton Hall being left out. 

Show Open; Mike opens his show saying that by signing Tyron Smith the Jets are now on the list of a few teams that are Super Bowl favorites in the NFL in 2024. 

Rich Mancuso joins Rickie Ricardo to discuss the upcoming boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, plus Dwayne "The Rock" Jonson in WrestleMania 40

SHOW OPEN. Pete kicks off the show by advising the Giants to not draft JJ McCarthy at 6 and goes on about how a QB that's a top draft pick should not be a Week 1 starter. SHOW OPEN.

FULL SHOW: Tommy says the Jets are showing Aaron Rodgers some tough love by putting Allen Lazard on the trade block. 

Tommy gives his thoughts on the reports that Aaron Rodgers is being considered for Vice President under RFK Jr. 

From 'NYYST' (subscribe here): Are the Yankees hiding an injury when it comes to Carlos Rodon and his less than stellar fastball? Chris Stacy and Christian (The Fellas) break down more concerns with Rodon in this clip from episode 371 of the NYYST podcast.

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Newsday's David Lennon joins Lori with spring training updates on both the Yankees and Mets.

Lori and Zach Braziller from the New York Post discuss St. John's turning the season around after Rick Pitino called out the team, Seton Hall's outlook and teams to watch out for in March.

Lori is joined by Ryan Dunleavy of the NY Post to break down the NFL Draft and the free-agent period for the Giants and Jets. 

SHOW OPEN: Lori breaks down the Knicks loss to the 76ers and the offensive struggles they faced. 

Danielle McCartan is joined by Amy Dash, legal insider for Audacy Sports, to break down unionization in college athletics and the emergence of Name, Image, and Likeness deals. 

(SHOW OPEN): Danielle shares her thoughts on the tumultuous off-season for Big Blue. 

Max Goodman who covers the Yankees for NJ.com joined Al to discuss the biggest stories from spring training and predict where Juan Soto might end up beyond this season. 

Alvin Cintron is joined by Mike Puma from the NY Post to break down the latest with the Mets.

SHOW OPEN: Alvin breaks down the upcoming season and says the Mets are better than you think. He also believes they are not much worse than the Yankees.

Pete Hoffman says the state of boxing is all smoke and mirrors - and these stars going to boxing for the pay check is hurting their legacies and the sport. From Jake Paul and Mike Tyson to Anthony Joshua and Francis Ngannou, the only losers are the fans.

All of the Rangers biggest competitors got better at the deadline and the Rangers told us they don't think they are good enough. Holding on to Kakko makes sense but there had to be more for them to do.