Sal begins his Friday midday from The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum ahead of Army-Navy discussing a potential turning point for the Jets as a franchise and Rutgers' epic win with the man who called it, Jerry Recco.

Sal kicks off his Monday morning show in the midday slot by advocating to blow the entire Giants operation up and clean house. Big Blue, with backup QB Mike Glennon under center, suffered another lackluster loss in Miami on Sunday, and Sal thinks that Gettleman, Judge, Daniel Jones, and Saquon should all be in a different organization next year.

With Dave Gettleman's tenure likely coming to an end in New York, who will be the next Giants GM? Also, the Knicks still look terrible, and Thibs is promising more changes if they don't turn it around. Plus, the Rangers are red hot, and Sal's nephew made him shed a tear the other day at the Garden with a classic chant.

Sal talks about the frustration of putting together a toy chest present for his daughter. Also, what is the future of Zach Wilson? Plus, Carl Banks swings by to talk about the Giants' struggles.

Sal starts his final hour on Monday by reiterating that the Mets need to hire Buck Showalter as their manager. Also, the conversation continues on the future of the Giants, and why the injuries and lack of evaluating Daniel Jones cannot be an excuse anymore. Plus, why it's on Robert Saleh to turn the Jets defense around.

Carl Banks swings by to chat with Sal following another inept offensive performance from the Giants in Miami on Sunday. Carl says that it is depressing to watch the Giants operate, and talks about the future of Joe Judge, Dave Gettleman, and Daniel Jones.

Giants DB Logan Ryan talks Giants-Dolphins and the state of Big Blue's defense

SNY's John Harper joins Sal to talk about the MLB lockout as well as the moves the Mets and Yankees made before the action stopped.

Sal discusses the now-official MLB lockout and explains his issues with the two sides not agreeing to a deal to prevent it.

Sal explains how he got in trouble while working at a supermarket back in the late 90s.