The New York Knicks are currently in a state of disarray following the firing of head coach Tom Thibodeau. The team's coaching search has been a public relations nightmare, with reports of denials from multiple coaching candidates, including Ime Udoka, Chris Finch, and Jason Kidd. This chaotic process has led to speculation that owner James Dolan is heavily intervening in basketball operations, bypassing the expertise of Leon Rose and Worldwide Wes. The lack of a clear plan and the desperate optics of their search are causing concern among fans and analysts, who fear the organization is regressing to its past reputation as a league laughingstock, despite having a talented roster.

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Jerry starts with the Knicks coaching situation and Gio suggests they apologize to Thibs and bring him back. It seems like it’s going to be Johnnie Bryant at this point. We heard Dave Sims on the call as Judge homered.

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The Knicks appear completely lost and dysfunctional looking for a new coach.

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Aaron Judge goes deep in first inning to set the tone in KC. Jeff McNeil needs one pitch in the bottom of the 10th to send Mets fans home happy.

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Evan admits as a Nets fan that Jason Kidd winning it all with the Knicks would hurt

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In a candid conversation with BT & Sal, Metta World Peace, formerly Ron Artest, passionately expressed his strong desire to become the next head coach of the New York Knicks. Highlighting his deep connection to New York basketball and his experience coaching a successful Division II women's team, Metta articulated a cerebral approach to the game, emphasizing defensive strategies and a focus on winning. He also openly addressed his past challenges, including his unpredictable behavior and issues with alcohol, conveying a sense of personal growth and accountability. Despite past rejections from coaching opportunities, he remains confident in his ability to lead an NBA team, particularly the Knicks, and aims to change perceptions through success and dedication.

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Today, we're diving deep into what truly matters in sports: the individual achievement or the team championship. Do you get more excited by a player chasing a historic home run record or a team battling for a World Series title? Sal argues that personal accolades, even franchise records, don't move him unless they're tied to team success, citing the Mets' history of futility and star players leaving. BT, however, loves the pursuit of records, seeing them as fascinating benchmarks that transcend team allegiance, regardless of whether a championship is on the line. It's a classic sports fan's dilemma, and we want to know where you stand!

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Fear is creeping in that Dolan meddled and focus is shifting to Jason Kidd.

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Boomer & Gio are both out today so it’s Jerry with Dani Wexelman. We started with baseball and the reality that we could actually be on a collision course for a World Series between the Mets and Yankees. We talked about the importance of the pinky toe, which is broken on Francisco Lindor at the moment. We also talked about Juan Soto getting his swagger back and Pete Alonso only being signed through this season.

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(INTERVIEW): Keith talks with Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson about his reporting that the Knicks and Jason Kidd have mutual interest in possibly working with each other to make Kidd the next Head Coach of the team.

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