SalSpeak

The Yankees played the Mets five times in a span of three days, and every game was filled with highs and lows. In the end, while the Yankees could have easily lost all five, they managed to win three, mainly because the Mets are the Mets. Sal and Charlie Ricker break it all down.

This is a double dose of information as the first half is devoted to the Bills and the unfortunate false positive COVID-19 tests that caused a disruption on Sunday. You'll hear from Josh Allen and Sean McDermott. And then I welcome fellow Yankee fan Charlie Ricker from some Yankees talk, centered mainly on their inability to avoid injury.

Defensive tackle Harrison Phillips missed almost all of the 2019 season with a knee injury, and Monday, his long road back to playing hit a milestone as he was on the field for the Bills' first padded practice. Plus, Sal shares some thoughts on the Yankees.

The Bills announced a six-year contract extension for coach Sean McDermott, so I have some thoughts on that move. Also, I covered my first MLB game Tuesday night, the Blue Jays vs. the Marlins at Sahlen Field in Buffalo. And finally, some comments about the Yankees, of course.

In this episode, Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver opens up about his arrest in May on suspicion of DWI, a charge that probably should have never been levied. And in the second half, some thoughts from new offensive guard Brian Winters who signed with the Bills after being cut by the Jets.

In this episode, you get to listen to Stefon Diggs' first interaction with the Western New York media and hear his thoughts on being traded to Buffalo, what he thinks the Bills offense can be, and how he feels about playing with strong-armed quarterback Josh Allen.

In this episode, you can listen to Josh Allen's entire 16-minute Zoom call with reporters from Monday afternoon. He expressed several thoughts, one being that the main reason he'll be playing this season instead of opting out over fears related to coronavirus is that he wants to do his part to bring football back to the fans. They need it, he said, and he wants to be a part of it.

The Bills safety spent time on Zoom with reporters and here are some of the highlights, including his description of what it's like to go to work at One Bills Drive in the COVID-19 times.

On this episode, I've included some clips from general manager Brandon Beane and coach Sean McDermott as they met with reporters via Zoom on Sunday to talk all things Bills, COVID-19, and the weird way training camp will be conducted starting Monday.

Mike Catalana, sports director at WHAM-13 in Rochester, joins Sal to discuss the start of a very different training camp for the Bills. These are strange times for everybody, including the reporters who at this point will not be able to talk to anyone in person this season. Sal and Mike also discuss Josh Allen, and how important it will be for him to upgrade his play on a team that his built to win right now.