An interesting casting in an upcoming Movie caught Chris' attention. Boomer and Gio called out C-Mac, and he wants to defends himself. Shohei Ohtani is still the greatest baseball player we have ever seen. WFAN Producer Michael Fliegelman Tweeted that yesterday was the last meaningful at bat of Pete Alonso's Mets career, is he right? Hour 2. 

The Mets blew a 5 run lead on Hawk Tua Day. When the Mets were going good they found ways to win games like this, but now they look lifeless, Carlos Mendoza's magic touch is gone, and the offensive spark has disappeared. Now it feels like it's the "LOL Mets" all over again. Pete Alonso continues to look lost in the big moments. The Mets need to pull it together fast, or their season will be dead. The top two spots in the NL Wild Card are probably over. Hour 1. 

Chris says Clay Holmes is a great starter and he ahs the numbers to back it up. 

Show Open: Chris does not care about the nonsense surrounding the Mets, from Grimace, to Hawk Tua, all that matters is that the Mets win, and Thursday's loss was unforgiveable. There were various key factors to the Mets blowing a 5 run lead on Hawk Tua day. The Mets season is now on life support.

The Yankees young core coming into their own will allow the Yankees to extend Juan Soto long term. Austin Wells is securing his spot in the lineup and behind the plate. Aaron Judge does not care if Juan Soto makes more money than him. The Yankees will do whatever it takes to make sure Soto re-signs with them. Hour 3.

The Yankees series looked lost against the White Sox, until Oswaldo Cabrera provided a spark. Chris says he needs to play more, especially with Jazz out. Should the Mets go after Juan Soto in the offseason? Pete Alonso took one step towards changing the narrative surrounding his season. A caller stopped watching the Yankees because the umpire calls low strikes on Aaron Judge. Hour 2.

Aaron Judge and Juan Soto are having a historically great season. Chris says Hal will never (willingly) break up this duo. Do MLB players view the Yankees as a winning franchise despite not winning it all since 2009? Take a moment to celebrate the greatness of Aaron Judge. Hour 1. 

Show Open: Aaron Judge is the greatest Yankee since Mickey Mantle and may be the greatest hitter ever. Plus, Juan Soto is great too. Do not take these careers for granted. They will be Yankees for a long time together.

Hour 3. Chris gives a lot of credit to Nestor Cortes after having arguably his best performance of the season. Hour 3.

Hour 2. Despite the poor performance by Paul Blackburn against the A's, Chris says that the offense is the main reason why the Mets are in a slump. Hour 2.