Sal agrees with Steve Cohen's plan to fix the Mets

Domingo Germán threw a perfect game, and Sal says the sports gods continue to punish him and Mets fans.

Due to the large contracts and the players underperforming for the Mets currently, Sal thinks that it is too hard for them to make significant moves despite having a high payroll and their season is as good as over already. Hour 4.

Sal believes that there will be no firings when Steve Cohen talks to the public before the Mets play the Brewers on Wednesday and what he will say will be the same old, same old and won't be a surprise to Mets fans.

Sal talks about the good all-around performance that the Mets put up against the Brewers both on the offense and defense but says that there is still a strong possibility that the Mets miss the playoffs. Hour 3.

Sal goes back and forth with Marco Balletti about who they want gone from their respective MLB teams as they also reminisce on their times together on the overnight show on Sal's last week before going to work with Brandon Tierney. 

Sal describes the Yankees offense without Aaron Judge, but remains optimistic that the Yankees will still make the playoffs despite the injury problems. Sal also talks about Steve Cohen and his upcoming press conference. Hour 2.

Sal talks about the terrible loss in the Yankees first game on a 6-game road trip against the MLB's worst Oakland A's. He also talks about the Mets win against the Brewers but things still look bleak for the Metropolitans. Hour 1.

Most other teams would sign for what we consider a disappointing Yankees' season. Would a Mets coaching change actually accomplish anything? Should the Knicks pursue Khris Middleton? Hour 3.

Sal wonders why the Mets are so soft and why it appears that they lack accountability. Can they turn the season around? If not, will Steve Cohen be forced to make a change? Hour 2.