Lori is joined by Zach Braziller, Senior Reporter for the New York Post. The two discussed UConn's run to the Final Four, other big storylines from the NCAA tournament and the Knicks playoff push.

Lori is joined by Brendan Kuty, Yankees reporter for The Athletic, to talk about Anthony Volpe and Opening Day for the Yankees.

Lori is joined by Connor Rogers of SNY to preview the Mets upcoming season and the Jets offseason.

Lori opens her show breaking down the Yankees naming Anthony Volpe their starting shortstop on opening day and the Mets decision to send down Brett Baty and Mark Vientos.

(SHOW OPEN): Danielle McCartan is back on the FAN after the Yankees Spring Training game against the Blue Jays. She gives her thoughts on the Mets sending Brett Baty & Mark Vientos down to Triple-A Syracuse, as well as her thoughts on if Anthony Volpe should be on the Opening Day roster for the Yankees....and perhaps they were listening! 

Fliegs goes over the latest developments surrounding the Mets and Yankees in how they are dealing with their prospects this spring. The Yankees need to decide whether Anthony Volpe is ready and the Mets made their choice with Brett Baty and Mark Vientos.

Conor gives his thoughts on the extremely wild and unpredictable nature of this year's NCAA Tournament with FAU and UConn moving on to the Final Four before discussing the latest injuries to hurt the New York Yankees with Opening Day less than a week away.

After the Friday Night Sweet 16 games, Chris tries to have fun as the WFAN phones are going haywire. 

Pat Boyle says that the Jets have a chance to acquire 2 superstars this offseason, just like the Brooklyn Nets did when they signed Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving. The Jets should do everything they can to finalize the trade for Aaron Rodgers, and then sign Odell Beckham Jr.

Pat Boyle says that the Knicks would be a sub-.500 mediocre team if not for Julius Randle this year. Even though Randle needs to control his emotions better, the Knicks wouldn't even be in the playoff picture without him.