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Clem Pappas of our sponsors at Surfside joins the show to talk Mets vs. Phillies, how the Phillies might just be cursed at CitiField, and keep tabs on the wager he made with BT & Sal.

Sal Licata opens Wednesday's show with an honest discussion about the Mets' standing in the NL East amidst their series with the Philadelphia Phillies.

We begin the final hour of the show with Jets radio voice, Bob Wischusen. Bob tells Jerry and WIllie what it will take for the Jets to surprise people and have a good season. He is optimistic about the team’s chances of at least playing meaningful games in December.

The Mets beat the Phillies in a great game last night. Juan Soto was granted a timeout by a young home plate umpire and the Phillies weren’t happy about it. Willie is more impressed by Francisco Lindor every time he watches him. Maybe the parabolic mics will be this season’s rallying cry and this series will be what turned the Mets around.

It's about time Yankees fans recognize how valuable Giancarlo Stanton is to this 2025 team! For more from Hoff follow him @HoffWFAN

Evan and Shaun react to the breaking news that the Mets promoted top pitching prospect Jonah Tong to the major leagues.

Brendan Tierney is joined by actor and die-hard Yankees fan Nick Turturro, who vents his frustration over the team's ongoing struggles. Turturro, a lifelong fan who remembers the team's lean years, feels the current organization has lost its winning mentality and has become a "Disneyland" where on-field performance is secondary to business and fan consumption. He and BT agree that the team lacks "...

BT believes that Mark Vientos is the missing spark the Mets have needed all season. He notes that while other stars like Juan Soto and Pete Alonso are consistent performers, Vientos brings a different, more infectious energy to the dugout. BT argues that Vientos's fiery play and undeniable swagger are what the team feeds off of, and his recent hot streak is no coincidence. This emotional and energ...

The Mets bounced back despite another poor Kodai Senga start. He is the new human rain delay. The Mets scored a lot of runs with two outs last night. Mark Vientos is red hot and looking like the player he was last season. Willie says it’s time for the Mets to start stacking wins and the guys agree that Sean Manaea needs to get going beginning with his start tonight.

Cam Schlittler looks great again as he shuts down the Nationals, the offense does what they do against bad pitching and put up 10. Meanwhile, Kodai Senga gives up 3 runs in 4+ innings, the Mets offense then went on to score 13 unanswered runs to crush the Phillies. All in all, that's a lot of runs in New York! For more follow Hoff @HoffWFAN

Evan and Shaun kick off the show by debating if the Yankees handling of Anthony Volpe is enough to wake up the young shortstop.

BT and former Jets great Nick Mangold agreed on the major issue plaguing the team: a fundamental lack of leadership and accountability. Mangold explained that the constant player turnover and absence of long-tenured veterans has prevented the team from building a winning culture. He praised new coach Aaron Glenn for emphasizing that the players themselves must drive the team's success, a stark con...

BT ripped into the Yankees for their abysmal series against the Boston Red Sox, arguing that the team has no heart, grit, or toughness. He proclaimed that the days of opponents fearing the Yankees are long gone, replaced by a "Bronx Country Club" mentality. BT expressed his frustration with the team's reliance on home runs and their overall lack of competitive spirit, pointing out that players sho...

Jerry Recco and Willie Colon fill in for Boomer and Gio. The Yankees salvaged their last game against the Red Sox but need more from Aaron Judge and better performance against strong pitchers. The Red Sox excel at manufacturing runs, unlike the Yankees' reliance on home runs. They agreed Anthony Volpe's break is a good decision, despite his terrible throw in Saturday's ugly game, which Willie felt...

Aaron Boone joined BT and Sal last week. Boone challenged Sal to make a lineup and also discloses that Stanton is an unspoken leader in the clubhouse.

Yankees stop the bleeding against the Red Sox as Carlos Rodon shuts down the Boston offense. Mets, however, had a real chance to win three games in a row, and decided to blow it, again! Follow Pete Hoffman @HoffWFAN

Tommy and Tiki are in this week, and the guys say there will be no magic carpet to come save the Mets this season, but the team is good enough to get the season back on track without the bells and whistles.

Things get heated yet again between Sal and BT when comparing Kyle Tucker and Juan Soto.

The guys open a monday morning show with the Mets as they seem like a team who has turned a corner. Do you trust Nolan Mclean now? Helsey does not seem to be holding up since arriving in Queens

Boomer & Gio are back together and we started with Jaxson Dart’s performance this weekend against the Jets. Boomer is impressed so far, but he’s not calling for him to start for the Giants.

A Funeral for the Mets It's a funeral, my friends. That's what it is. A complete and utter disgrace. This franchise, from the owner to the players, is rotten to its core. This team is a pathetic excuse for a baseball team, a dumpster fire that's burning bright for all of New York to see. After losing 14 out of 16 games, there is no sugarcoating it anymore. The Mets are an embarrassment, and the wo...

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...

Has the Mariners home run king become a draw to fans?

BT put the blame squarely on Mets manager Carlos Mendoza for the team's latest loss, calling out his "scared" and "gutless" managing. The critical error, according to BT, was pulling a well-pitching Kodai Senga with 93 pitches, a move that BT believes was a clear sign of a manager lacking trust and conviction. This decision, combined with Mendoza's repetitive and uninspiring postgame interviews, i...

If the Mets miss the playoffs it will be one of the most disappointing seasons, and maybe the most disappointing, in their history. Losing is contagious and the Mets feel like they have some sort of loser virus infecting the team. The season is turning into a nightmare.