Sal won't be fooled by the Mets after one good game. We don't need to see Justin Verlander honored for winning a World Series with another team. Plus, can a Mets fan feel safe in Philadelphia this weekend? Hour 5.

Will the Mets still be alive in mid-September? Sal loves Tommy Pham. Should the Knicks go after Draymond Green and how many AFC teams would be top 3 in the NFC? Hour 4.

Sal thinks the Yankees are about to get hot and quiet their doubters. Plus, the Yankees and Mets have a shockingly low number of potential all-stars. Hour 3.

Sal tries to help the Yankees by explaining how they can put together a major league lineup while Aaron Judge is on the shelf and shares an unbelievable story of connecting with a listener. Plus, callers explain attempts to spare their kids from their fandom pain. Hour 2.

Sal is a long way from believing the Mets are about to turn their season around. Do we owe Daniel Vogelbach an apology? Players have no excuse for not being able to succeed in New York. Children should root for the same teams as their fathers. Hour 1.

Sal takes a look at how the Mets and especially the Yankees will have fewer all-stars this year than fans both expected and are used to.

Sal thinks it's strange how some people choose to root for a different team than their father, especially if it's a rival.

Sal explains why, despite Max Scherzer's dominant outing on Monday, he's still not buying into the Mets turning their season around.

The Mets are a bad team and are about to be buried in the standings. The Yankees are still one of the best teams in the American League. Plus, an idea on how to fix the Mets and a bad year for the Yankees is one the Mets would sign for. Hour 3.

Sal looks at how the Mets have always struggled, historically, to achieve sustained success. Sal also asks a question about Billy Eppler and reveals which star player the Knicks should target. Hour 2.