Sal talks about Aaron Rodgers' recent interview as a New York Jet and Sal is ecstatic of how Rodgers is going about things, especially with the media and how he can improve the Jets. Sal also talks about how he would take Aaron Judge over Shohei Ohtani. Hour 3.
After Boone's ejection in the Yankees loss against the Orioles on Thursday night, Sal goes back and forth with some callers when it comes to Boone's decisions with pre-determined starting lineups and his league leading ejections.
Sal talks about the Yankees dropping two out of three games against the Orioles at Yankee Stadium and the Mets have to fix up the lineup with the outfield and it starts with the DH in Daniel Vogelbach. Hour 2.
Sal breaks down the Yankees loss to the Orioles, says the Mets need to play Mark Vientos, and discusses Aaron Boone's sometimes robotic managerial style.
Sal and most Mets fans are sick of watching Daniel Vogelbach take strikes and look for walks. The best possible Mets lineup might include two catchers. And when the 2023 Mets lose, they look awful. Hour 2.
Sal rips into Aaron Boone, who continues to be a "data applicator" when he needs to be a "manager". Hour 1.
A caller tries to make excuses for Aaron Boone and Sal isn't having any of it.
Sal rips Aaron Boone for sticking to his pre-determined plan rather than, you know, managing.
Sal explains why Melo shouldn't have his number retired by the Knicks. Plus, Mets fans need to tone down their excitement and expectations for some prospects, don't expect to see Gary Sanchez for long and Francisco Alvarez needs to play as much as possible. Hour 3.
Sal tells Mets fans to calm down when calling for every prospect to be up and playing everyday and explains why they are very different situations.
Sal explains why Carmelo Anthony should not have his number retired by the Knicks.
Mets fans are too obsessed with wanting to see prospects play. Sizing up the contenders and pretenders in the AL. Plus, grading Boone and Cashman. Hour 2.
HOUR 1: Sal talks about the Yankees comeback win at home over the Orioles at the Stadium and briefly on the Mets 7-2 loss to the Cubs in Chicago.
(SHOW OPEN): Sal is back on the FAN after the Yankees exciting 6-5 victory in 10 innings over the Orioles. Sal proclaims that the Bronx Bombers might be on the road to something special this season.
Sal is joined by John Schmeelk of WFAN to go over the Knicks off season moves and Carmelo Anthony's Knicks career
Sal gives his thoughts on the official retirement of Carmelo Anthony and reflects on his Knicks career.
Sal is joined by John Harper of SNY to talk about the recent successes of both the Mets and the Yankees.
(HOUR 2): Sal talks about the rocky road of trying to acquire a Francisco Lindor bobblehead and then talks about the importance of coaches/managers in sports
(HOUR 1): Sal talks about how good the fans of the Mets and Yankees should be feeling in late May!
(SHOW OPEN) Sal Licata is on WFAN for a 5 hour show on Monday evening. He kicks off the evening by talking about how positive things are going with both the Mets and the Yankees currently!
Sal believes that Francisco Lindor's form to start the season reflects heavily on the Mets current record, but he believes that if he starts playing like his old self, the Mets will be back to their normal selves as well.
Sal talks about how there are certain players on the Mets that need to play more consistently and how if they lead by example, the Mets could turn the corner. Plus, why certain sports fans are upset with the Jets and Giants holiday games. Hour 3.
Sal goes through an in-depth look at the Mets roster and gives his take on what he would change with the lineup, who should be sent down and called up, and if anyone needs any position changes.
Sal talks about how the Mets looked a lot better against the Mets to take season series against the Rays as well as Sal being very impressed by Anthony Volpe's recent play. Hour 2.
Sal breaks down the Yankees 4-2 win over the Blue Jays on Thursday Night. Plus, the Mets beat the Rays yet again, as Pete Alonso stays hot. All that, plus your calls and more.
Sal explains that the young guns for the Mets saving them from losing in the 9th inning and the walk-off homer by Pete Alonso gives Mets fans hope that it can start a run of good games and hopefully wins.
Sal goes back and forth with how he deals with going to Mets games now to when he was younger and how he feels about people leaving the stadium before the end of the game.
After the Mets massive win over the Rays, Sal talks about how the youngsters on the Mets have stepped up more than the experienced players on the team and he hopes that this win could be the start of the turnaround for the Mets season. Hour 3.
Despite the great Mets win over the MLB leading Tampa Bay Rays with a walk-off homer by Pete Alonso, the Mets still have problems with their pitching and unbalanced roster. Hour 2.
Hour 1: Sal breaks down the Mets incredible come from behind win over the Rays on Wednesday Night. Mark Vientos and Francisco Alvarez had huge home runs, while Pete Alonso won the game in walkoff fashion in the 10th. Can the Mets build off this win?
