Just who should Sabres fans root for in the Stanley Cup Finals?  

One on side is the despised Boston Bruins, representing a city gunning for their 3rd major league championship in 7 months.

On the other side is the St. Louis Blues, clinching their first spot in the cup finals since the Sabres were a team.

While their fans are certainly deserving of a title, Sabres fans are undoubtedly unhappy to see former savior turned goat Ryan O'Reilly going for his chance to raise Lord Stanley's cup over his head.  What's a fan to do?  Morning Bull hashes out the ins and outs of both sides of the hot-button issue.

If you've watched any home Bills game over the last 30 years, you've definitely seen "Bills Elvis" in the crowd.  John Lang's getting inducted into the "Buffalo Fan Hall of Fame" at Town Ballroom on June 3rd, and he joined Morning Bull to talk about his quarter-century of famous Bills fandom.

After another hilarious "Did You Know Minute", you'll hear from Todd Meyne of Nitro Circus, talking about his insane injuries and what to expect from the daredevil stuntmen when they perform at Sahlen Field Friday night.  Click here to get your tickets for this incredible event!

In today's jam-packed edition of the Morning Bull Podcast, you'll start things off with another hilarious version of the BullSkit, featuring a grieving family on vacation.

We kept things in a maritime theme in the 7 am hour on Wednesday, asking listeners to name the Morning Bull boat, if all four of the members were together on the open seas.

After some funny texts and calls, Morning Bull pivots to a new bill in the New York State Assembly, potentially fining people for texting while walking.

You'll hear some hilarious stories of distracted texters, from a kid riding his bicycle right into a construction zone, to a mom nearly clipped on a busy NYC street.

Finally, Morning Bull caught up with Congressman Brian Higgins, of the NY 26th congressional district. He updates us on the decision to relocate local border patrol agents to the southern border, on the eve of the border travel season.

Is it potentially damaging to tourism in western New York?  And whats' to be done about the future of the Skyway?  

It's all in today's Morning Bull Podcast.

What's the worst customer you ever had to serve as a waiter or waitress?  That's a question we asked in lieu of "National Waiter or Waitress Day".  

You won't believe some of these stories you'll hear, including the time a customer had the audacity to complain following the death of a customer!  

Since there's some changes to NYS boating safety laws, we asked listeners to send us some of their goofiest/cheesiest/funniest boat names for some laughs.

And to wrap up today's podcast, you'll hear from John Urschel, the Canisius High School alumnus, who went on to start on the Baltimore Ravens offensive line for several years.  He retired early from the NFL to pursue his passions for math, and just published a book about his life's pursuits after football.

Fellow drummer, and Morning Bull producer Steve Tripi chats one on one with the veteran skinsman of one of the most influential American bands of all time.

Marky Ramone's excited to be attending Nickel City Con this weekend, available for signings and meet and greets Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the convention center downtown.

Did you know Marky is an avid 50's and 60's sci-fi collector himself?  When he's not available for pictures, you may see him trolling the aisles looking for some new posters, lithographs, or memorabilia to add his collection.

Steve and Marky talk punk rock, the Ramones's status among "classic rock" artists, the future of the genre, and advice he can give to aspiring musicians in this online exclusive conversation.

The hilarious "Crashing" star Pete Holmes has a new book out, entitled "Comedy Sex God".

In an extra special edition of today's podcast, Frank Caliendo CRUSHED his in studio time with the morning crew today.

Lots of laughs are inside, with most of the interview just Frank himself, and not his signature impressions.

Stick to the end of the interview though, as you'll laugh along with us when he does Chris Berman, Mel Kiper, and some John Madden too.

We're still working on our tribute to Bills superfan Pancho Billa, and we caught up with Del Reid of 26Shirts.com, who's helping collect donations for backpacks in Pancho's memory.

Please contribute $10 or more to theteachersdesk.org/donate/, and you can help provide school supplies to needy families, as Pancho Billa requested.

To wrap his tribute, Bull caught up with defensive tackle Harrison Phillips, who's made it his personal mission to remember Pancho personally.

Just who the hell is new Sabres head coach Ralph Kreuger, anyway?

Morning Bull attempts to answer that question on today's podcast.  Could he even be the subject of a hot new horror flick coming to a downtown hockey arena in the near future?

"The Nightmare on Perry St" trailer leads off today's podcast, followed next by a chat with Sabres beat reporter Mike Harrington, on the team's decision to go with a relatively unknown commodity for their 19th head coach in franchise history.

With a trio of "Sopranos" stars scheduled at this weekend's Nickel City Con, Morning Bull asked "when did you have to rat out somebody?" for a chance at winning their three piece meet and greet package.

We read some hilarious texts of stories when listeners had to "rat out" friends, neighbors, and coworkers.  Even a vandal at a Grateful Dead concert gets into the act.  Enjoy!

In today's Morning Bull Podcast, the crew remembers the late Pancho Billa, the famous Texas-born Bills fan who lost his battle with cancer yesterday.

We speak with Jonah Javad, former WGRZ TV sportscaster now working in Dallas, who profiled Ezra "Pancho Billa" Castro's life and eternal Bills fandom for his local affiliate in Texas.

Despite a difficult day, Jonah shares his memories of the great man that #BillsMafia lost on Tuesday, May 14th.

It wasn't all heavy though.  The latest BullSkit's attached, featuring another excellent performance from the Morning Bull Players for your listening pleasure.

David Naughton, of "American Werewolf in Paris", the 70's Dr. Pepper ads, and more, checked in with the crew prior to his appearance at Nickel City Con this weekend.

Pat Hammer, WGRZ meteorologist, checks in on the state of western New York weather, and just why it's been so rainy, dreary, and cold well halfway into the the month of May.

And we had to bring you some hilarious audio of Bill Nye, yes, the "science guy" swearing up a storm on a recent "Last Week Tonight" episode, when demonstrating his knowledge of the climate change crisis.

In the wake of the sad news that Ezra Castro, the Buffalo Bills superfan known as "Pancho Billa" passed on today, Morning Bull presents you with their last conversation with him, from November of 2018.

"Pancho" discusses his dedication to the Bills, how he grew into a Bills fan as a Texas native, and what lengths he's gone to see his Bills in person residing so far away.

Morning Bull caught up with Pancho following his visit with his favorite team, in New Jersey leading up to their huge 41 to 10 victory at the Jets.  

Following the decisive win, the players spoke at length at what his speech meant to them before the game, and how they wanted to win a game specifically in Pancho's honor.  

Morning Bull's planning to honor Panchos memory, with the help of #BillsMafia  in the coming days, so stay tuned to 97 Rock for more information. 

#RIPPancho#PanchoPower#VivaLosBills

In today's Morning Bull Podcast, you won't need to guess where the latest idiot criminal hails from, when he stole a cop car and was eventually found out, by yet another stolen cop car.

That'll lead things off, then stay tuned, as you'll hear from the inimitable impressionist Frank Caliendo, who'll be in town this Friday at the Bear's Den in the Seneca Niagara Casino.

Frank plays all the hits with the morning crew, including Dennis Miller, John Madden, Morgan Freeman, and Donald Trump.

Don't miss a chance to see him in person this weekend, as Morning Bull will have tickets to giveaway to his 10:30 PM show later this week.

To wrap things up, you'll hear about how a spider in a car caused a Batavia man to flip his car over on the thruway earlier this week.

Thankfully, he was ok, but we asked when something distracted you while driving, that resulted in a fender bender. 

So Bull got some hilarious texts, phone calls, and stories from the rest of the crew in studio as well.  It's all there in today's Morning Bull podcast!