Frank Reich and the Jets are sniffing around quarterbacks Carson Beck and Drew Allar.

Jerry starts with the Yankees rotation. We also heard from Carson Benge who will get the start in right field on opening day for the Mets. Gio said Houston has become a huge spring break destination and he’s not sure why. Jerry went around the NBA last night. The Rangers celebrated Mika Zibanejad for his 1,000th NHL game.

We talked about the impending lockout coming to baseball next season.

The hosts of WFAN react to the Red Storm punching its ticket to the Round of 16 for the first time since 1999, setting up a showdown against the tournament's No. 1 overall seed, Duke.

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St. John’s advances to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 1999 behind a buzzer-beater, featuring reactions from Rick Pitino & Dylan Darling. The Knicks have a dominant win over the Wizards. Gio slams Tom Brady’s flag football game as an "icky money grab" while we cover Iowa’s upset of Florida, Tyler Reddick’s victory, and the "bad teammate" friction with Brandon Tierney. The tournament talk continues with Tom Izzo’s legacy and Pitino's time in NY. Also, Jameis Winston joins Netflix’s MLB coverage and Matt Fitzpatrick’s Valspar win. Finally, Boomer addresses "ghost plates" & Canal St. counterfeits before the show wraps with Joe B's confusion, Mets opener weather, a tribute to Chuck Norris, and Sal Licata’s spring training encounter with Jerry Seinfeld.

St. John’s has advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 1999, and Boomer expects to see them in the Final 4. Jerry’s first update features the game-winning buzzer-beater with reactions from Rick Pitino and Dylan Darling. We also hear from Mick Cronin on him and Dan Hurley taking heat for sideline antics, Josh Hart after the Knicks clobbered the Wizards, and a look at ticket prices for St. John’s/Duke.

The weekend featured Tom Brady’s flag football game, which Gio slammed as an embarrassing "money grab" that felt "icky" compared to the real sport. We recap St. John’s advancing to the Sweet 16, featuring the buzzer-beater call from John Minko and Rick Pitino’s reaction. The hour also includes sounds from Iowa’s upset of Florida, the Knicks' win over the Wizards, Chris McMonigle’s PIX-11 appearance, and Tyler Reddick’s victory at Darlington. Finally, Gio fires back at Brandon Tierney, calling him a "bad teammate" people hated working with, before discussing Cam Skattebo’s apology for his comments on CTE.

Tom Izzo’s legacy at Michigan State and Rick Pitino’s transformation of St. John’s. Jerry’s update features the St. John’s buzzer-beater over Kansas with reactions from Pitino and Dylan Darling. Also, the Knicks dominate the Wizards, Jameis Winston joins Netflix’s MLB coverage, and Matt Fitzpatrick wins the Valspar. The hour concludes with the Boozer brothers, Kevin Harlan’s commentary, and Nate Burleson’s work leading into a talk on network news anchors.

Boomer discusses "ghost plates" and counterfeit goods on Canal Street. Jerry’s final update features Dylan Darling’s game-winner for St. John’s and Rick Pitino’s breakdown of the play. We recap Joe Benigno’s confusion over a "free thinkers" caller and a clip of Boomer’s odd laugh, followed by the Knicks' win over the Wizards. The show concludes with a look ahead to the MLB season and Mets opener weather, a tribute to the late Chuck Norris, and Sal Licata’s spring training encounter with Jerry Seinfeld.