Emmanuel Berbari takes you through all the highlights of the Yankees extra innings loss to the Reds on Tuesday evening.

Emmanuel Berbari takes you through the highlights of the Yankees 6-1 loss to the Reds in Cincinnati on Monday evening.

Lori and the New York Post's Zach Braziller break down what was an anti-climatic game 7 of the NBA Finals and if the Thunder were truly a historic team. Where does SGA's 2024-25 season rank all time, and what did this series mean for the league. Also, what does the injury to Tyrese Haliburton and Jayson Tatum mean for the Knicks - should the Knicks be the favorites in the East? Who should the Knicks hire as their head coach.

Lori Rubinson chats with Dave Lennon of Newsday on all things Mets and Yankees. The Yankees salvage their series and the Mets slide again. What do the Mets need to do to right the ship? Plus, how the Yankees are making their way through this season.

Lori Rubinson Show Open: Lori breaks down the Mets latest slide and their shortcomings, the Yankees bouncing back to win the series vs the orioles but are they playing great? Plus, Game 7 of the NBA Finals and what it means for the Knicks.

Emmanuel Berbari takes you through the rubber morning game between the New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles in a 4-2 comeback win for the Pinstripes.

SHOW OPEN: BT opens his show from Fanatics Fest breaking down the issues with the Yankees and Mets, despite some of the success they've had early-on.

Ann connects with golf course architect Gil Hanse about his refurbishing the Upper Course at Baltusrol and his design philosophy.

Ann visits with Keith Stewart, Founder, Read the Line, about the top stories in golf, The Travelers Championship and the KPMG Women's PGA Championship.

Ann previews the Final Round of The Travelers, the KPMG Women's PGA Championship; connects with golf course architect Gil Hanse about his refurbishing the Upper Course at Baltusrol; and visits with Keith Stewart, Founder, Read the Line, about the top stories in golf.

Show Open: EJ says Juan Soto is finally playing like the superstar he is, and that will lead the Mets to where they need to get. Much like Piazza in 2000, this recent hot stretch will propel Soto and the Mets.