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Emmanuel Berbari, postgame host for WFAN Yankees Radio Network, joins Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia to discuss Aaron Judge's historic season, provide some injury updates, and more.

Emmanuel Berbari, postgame host for WFAN Yankees Radio Network, joins Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia to discuss Aaron Judge's historic season, provide some injury updates, and more.

NBC Sports Play-by-Play broadcaster and Syracuse alum, Noah Eagle, joins the guys to talk about the NBA Finals, NBA on NBC coming back and what it will be like working with Carmelo Anthony and Michael Jordan.

Ty Hildenbrandt, Host of the Solid Verbal podcast, joins Steve and Paulie to discuss all things College football right now with the House settlement approval, latest rumblings in the College Football Playoff format and what he has made of the start to the Fran Brown era.

Brian Higgins discusses some awards that are going to the station, announces the news that Syracuse will be switching to Coke products for the first time in 30 years, and discusses another lawsuit pertaining to the House v. NCAA settlement.

Greg DuCharme of CBS Sports joins Brian Higgins to preview the US Open at Oakmont.

Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia discuss Fran Brown's impact on the university and within the Syracuse community, react to the new college basketball rule changes, and discuss where the Knicks might go from here with their head coaching search.

Chris B. Murray, the artist of the Jim Boeheim mural downtown, joins the guys to discuss why this has become a passion project of his, the timeline, how fans can support it and how he came up with the design.

PJ Clark, golf podcaster for The Fried Egg, joins Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia to discuss how the course at Oakmont is looking, and some golfers to keep an eye on.

2026 OL commit Brayden Charney joins the guys fresh off committing to Syracuse this week to chat about why he picked the Orange, what stood out on his visit, and how he plans to graduate early and join the team in January.