End of an era! With the famous sports minute coming to an end, we look back at some of our favorite name mispronunciations, um, I mean moments.

Jerry’s back with the sounds of NBA Cup glory as Ian Eagle calls the Knicks’ big win, but the post-game vibes get weird with some truly bizarre questions from the international media. Plus, Mike Francesa gets "political" on the Mets’ clubhouse dynamics between Soto, Lindor, and Nimmo, and Mike McDaniel addresses the mounting questions regarding Tua’s future as the Dolphins' starter.

The Jets need improvement especially in the QB spot. Is Fernando Mendoza the answer?

Hear Ian Eagle’s epic call of the Knicks’ NBA Cup win, the terrible post-game questions that followed, and the sound of Jerry Jones reacting to a devastating Micah Parsons injury update. Plus, Ja Rule drilling a golf ball into a crowd and Boomer’s brutal assessment of the Rangers' latest shutout loss.

Gio talked about yesterday’s Al & Jerry’s Postgame Podcast where they talked about God putting things in our lives to teach us life lessons.

NBA Cup trophies, parade questions for Brunson, and Pat Boyle falling on ice - Jerry’s morning update has it all.

We’re breaking down that wild Josh Hart and Jalen Brunson celebration and why these locker room antics matter.

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