Lori is joined by Ryan Dunleavy of the NY Post to get his thoughts on the Snoopy Bowl, Jaxson Dart, Justin Fields, and more.

Lori is joined by Brendan Kuty of The Athletic to get the latest on the Yankees after their sweep of the Cardinals.

Lori opens her show discussing the belief Yankees fans are beginning to have in their team, along with Giants fans in Jaxson Dart, and more.

Emmanuel Berbari runs you through all the action as the Yankees complete a sweep of the Cardinals in St. Louis.

Ann shares her conversation with Megha Ganne, winner of the U.S. Women's Amateur, how she got through the grueling week of competition, how she balances golf, studies, and her social life at Stanford, her wish to turn pro after she graduates from Stanford and more.

Ann talks with veteran golf writer Bob Harig, SI Golf, about the Fed Ex Cup playoff format, the BMW Championship, the excellent play of several top European players, US Ryder Cup Captain Keegan Bradley and speculates on Captain's picks for US Ryder Cup team.

Ann talks BMW Championship, Ryder Cup Captain's picks speculation, US Men's Amateur, LPGA Standard Portland Classic, connects with Bob Harig, veteran golf writer, SI Golf, and shares her conversation with Megha Ganne, who won the U.S. Women's Amateur in Bando Dunes.

SHOW OPEN. Gallo opens up his show talking about the Yankees winning 4 of their last 5 games and why Yankees fans should feel hopeful again of a deep postseason run. SHOW OPEN.

Emmanuel Berbari takes you through the key highlights of the Yankees big offensive performance and win over the St. Louis Cardinals in their road trip.

Joe Benigno's scorching takedown of the Mets wasn't just a critique; it was a furious, caffeine-fueled sermon delivered to the masses. With the passion of a true New York fan, he lit into every aspect of the team's woes, from a disgraceful bullpen filled with "stiffs" to the "delirious" managerial decisions. He saved his most venomous barbs for "Boy Genius" David Stearns, blaming the front office for the team's abysmal state and an inability to acquire a competent starting pitcher at the trade deadline. Benigno’s rant was a raw, unfiltered cry of disgust, perfectly capturing the agony of a fan watching his team self-destruct.