Chris McMonigle

Max Fried gets the Yankees' key 12 game stretch off to a fantastic start. McLean's boosting confidence in the Mets rotation and why these 12 Yankees games actually matter. Hour 1.

The Giants made their first mistake with Jaxson Dart by naming him QB2.

Nolan McLean is boosting confidence in the Mets' rotation and playoff dreams.

Max Fried gets the Yankees' key 12 game stretch off to a fantastic start.

Hour 5: C-Mac doubles down on the idea that the Blue Jays cannot be trusted. The Mets' season hangs in the balance of its pitching staff figuring it out. C-Mac's hatred for Bill Belichick and Tom Brady.

Hour 4: C-Mac believes in Brian Daboll's track record when it comes to developing QBs. Two things can be true when it comes to Juan Soto's 2025 season.

Hour 3: The Yankees are trying to win the division, not prove themselves to fans. The Giants need to be patient with Brian Daboll and Jaxson Dart.

Hour 2: For a team with a payroll north of $300 million, C-Mac can't believe the Mets are needing three rookies to save the season. What makes this final month important for the Yankees?

C-Mac says these games matter for the sake of winning the division, not because they need to prove they can beat good teams.

Hour 1: C-Mac doesn't believe the Mets are going anywhere if this rotation continues to struggle. The Mets bullpen isn't good enough to save the rotation. Juan Soto is finally back to his old self.

Show Open: C-Mac says it's hard to believe that Mets will go very far if the pitching staff continues to be this bad.

Hour 5 - The final hour before CMac heads out on vacation for 2 weeks in Italy...and were speaking about the Mets and Yankees just not having that feeling that things are going to be ok.

Hour 4 - It's the Summer and CMac is about to head out on vacation and were having some fun getting ready for Italy! Plus, more pain from the local baseball team is discussed as we try to find solutions to the Mets and Yankees woes.

Hour 3 - CMac tries to find the bright side for the Mets and Yankees but the reality is there aren't many more answers for these two teams to find.

Hour 2 - The Mets and Yankees are not looking too good right now and CMac is wondering which team failing to make the playoffs would be a bigger disappointment.

Hour 1 - The Mets take another brutal series loss, this time at home vs the Braves and the time to panic is now for Mets fans.

Hour 1. After another embarrassing loss, CMac explains how Mets GM David Stearns lack of an emphasis on quality starting pitching as well as the vaunted Pitching Lab imploding, has placed the Mets season in a tailspin.

Hour 2. CMac breaks down how as bad as things are for both New York baseball teams, they still have what it takes to make run if they can put things together again. Also, the Yankees don't complete the sweep but all isn't lost in the Bronx

Hour 3. CMac laments both the Yankees and Mets playing beneath their potential

Hour 5. Chris talks about how the Yankees need to overcome their blemishes against the Astros with their upcoming series at Yankee Stadium. Hour 5.

Chris talks about who he's looking forward to seeing at Old Timers Day from the 2000 Yankees team as well as the Mets celebrating The Beatles.

Hour 4. Chris talks about the expectations going into NFL preseason with the Giants and the Jets and whether or not the starters should play. Hour 4.

Hour 3. Chris talks about the potential for Aaron Judge to be moved to first base in the near future with his current elbow injury. Hour 3.

Former NY Post columnist for the New York Yankees and Baseball Nine Columnist Kevin Kernan joins Chris to talk all things Yankees and Mets and where he stands on both teams if he is optimistic if the teams will make the postseason.

Hour 2. Chris talks about how Aaron Boone benching players for their mistakes won't make them better and the players need to work on themselves instead. Hour 2.