Host Bill Donohue welcomes longtime WFAN host Evan Roberts to the program to discuss his new book, My Mets Bible. Later, Bill talks with author Peter Golenbock, who brings his new book Baseball Heaven to life. Lastly, Bill talks with Box Pickleball founde

Host Hector Moquette begins the show by reacting to the Knicks and the recent performance of Jalen Brunson. Later, spoke about the New York Jets and Giants draft, and also touched on both the New York Rangers and Islanders first-round playoff series. In t

Hosts Mike Guidone and Charis Caputo welcome John Santamaria to discuss the New York Islanders first-round playoff series and later talk with Bryan Palermo to evaluate the Yankees early-season success.

Host Andy Suekoff opens the show by recapping the New York Rangers victory on Sunday over the Washington Capitals with Jim Cerny. Later, Andy discusses what the Jets and Giants should do at the NFL Draft this year.

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former New York Mets OF and 1986 World Champion Kevin Mitchell, followed by Little Ricky himself, Keith Thibodeaux.

Host Chris Caputo talks with golf journalist Ann Liguori about the Masters and her new book Life on the Green. Later, Yankees reporter Bryan Palermo breaks down the Yankees hot start and Mets reporter John Hanson discusses the first few weeks for the Amaz

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former New York Knicks forward and two-time World Champion Senator Bill Bradley to the program. In the second half, Bill talks with Tom Hallion, a retired Major League Baseball umpire who worked in the National Le

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former New York Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden, and later talks about the passing of longtime Mets catcher Jerry Grote.

Host Hector Moquette began the show by recapping the opening weekend in baseball, focusing first on the New York Mets uninspired three games to begin the season. Then Hector touched on the New York Yankees and how they were doing after sweeping the Astros

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former New York Mets skipper Terry Collins and former Mets and Boston Red Sox pitcher Calvin Schiraldi.