After Hours with Tommy Lugauer

Hour 3: The Mikal Bridges the Knicks thought they were getting continues to shine. Jalen Brunson put on the cape and delivered the greatest 4th quarter in Knicks playoff history.

Hour 2: The Cavs won't be able to come back from blowing game 1. Knicks in 4 or 5. That was a special game and night that Knicks fans will remember forever.

Hour 1: Tommy is on cloud 9 as the Knicks completed an incredible 22 point comeback to beat the Cavs in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

Tommy comes on the FAN right after the Knicks incredible 22 point comeback win over the Cavaliers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

Hour 3: Brian Cashman has to rebuild his bullpen during the season again and the Cavs are colliding with a train. Rookies have sparked the Mets and Bichette should stay in the 2 hole.

Hour 2: The Mets are closers and keep the faith in Bo Bichette because he will come around. The Cavs don't have the physicality or toughness needed to beat the Knicks.

Hour 1: Tommy talks about the impressive Yankees win on Monday night over the Blue Jays, the exciting Mets win over the Nationals in extras and the alien known as Victor Wembanyama.

Hour 5: Forget Knicks in 6, this series will be Knicks in 5. Shining a light on Juan Soto the great teammate as the Mets build momentum. Musings on golf, MMA and New Jersey.

Hour 4: Juan Soto showed on Sunday that he's a great teammate and loves being a Met. This is a legacy series for Mike Brown.

Hour 3: Avoiding a slip-up in game 1 is key for the Knicks after what happened last year. The Yankees have an Austin Wells problem. The Mets had their best win of the season and Luke Weaver has heart and stones.

Hour 2: The Knicks are too much for the Cavs and could make quick work of them. Familiar Yankees warts are showing but they can, and must, be corrected before October.

Hour 1: The Mets had the kind of comeback win and series-winning weekend they've been waiting a long time for. The Ewing Effect is helping the Mets and Knicks as the kids are leading the Mets.

Avoiding a slip-up in game 1 is key for the Knicks after what happened last year.

Familiar Yankees warts are showing but they can, and must, be corrected before October.

The Mets had the kind of comeback win and series-winning weekend they've been waiting a long time for.

Hour 3: Positive Tommy has Giant Expectations for Big Blue in year one under John Harbaugh. Plus, the Jets do not play a single primetime game for fairly obvious reasons......But the night is darkest before the dawn.

Hour 2: Thomas Louis Gauer III discusses the Giants schedule with Giant expectations. Plus, best Cult Classic movies, Tommy is getting ripped for the summer, and much more.

Hour 1: Tommy the Hopeless Romantic says you need to just move on from the Mets early struggles, no biggie. Plus, Romantic Thomas gives his dating tips for the fellas. Just be confident! And rich!

Hour 5: Facing the Pistons or Cavs, how could you not feel extremely confident as a Knicks fan?

Hour 4: Tommy breaks down the Mets beating the Tigers in extras. Plus, the Cavs-Pistons game comes down to the wire as Loogy gives his thoughts on a possible Eastern Conference Finals matchup.

Hour 3: Thomas Lugauer channels his inner Sherlock Holmes and solves a mystery by using his detective skills like Batman. Plus, a caller gives Tommy some tips on how to get a deep radio voice for higher and better (if possible) ratings.

Hour 2: A caller breaks the news that Chris McMonigle will be taken to a Knicks playoff game instead of Loogy. Plus, breaking down the Knicks playoff run, the Yankees recent struggles, and much more.

Hour 1: Loogy says the Yankees can withstand the loss of Max Fried. Plus, the McGonicle's and the Ewing's should get together for brunch, Paul Rosenberg lied to Thomas, and much more.

Hour 4: Ben Rice should be the Yankees everyday catcher and A.J. Ewing provided the spark the Mets needed. Tommy wants to see Patrick and A.J. Ewing get together for dinner or a game.

Hour 3: Loogie and Rosie on The Amazing Race and Knicks fans presence in Detroit. A serious Francisco Alvarez injury would hurt the Mets chances of a turnaround.