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Opening Day kicks off with the Yankees on Netflix and Gerrit Cole talk. We cover Zach Wilson’s move to the Saints and Lavonte David’s emotional retirement alongside a Knicks win. Paul in Yonkers disputes the Mets’ projections and Brandon Tierney swipes at Gio’s takes. Plus, we review crying retiring athletes, then navigate the streaming landscape and the Knicks’ seventh straight victory. Finally, Ron Darling previews the Mets’ season and Jerry looks toward St. Johns versus Duke. We've even got plenty of discussion about cat related issues because, let's face it, cats are life.

Opening Day has arrived as the Yankees face the Giants on WFAN and Netflix, leading to discussions on Gerrit Cole’s pitching staff and Boomer’s concern that the team might come out flat. Jerry’s update on Zach Wilson joining the Saints, Joe Flacco’s 19th season with the Bengals and Lavonte David’s emotional retirement. Finally, the Knicks' win over the Pelicans, Bryan Hodgson’s recruiting comments, and whether Matthew Schaefer has Boomer wanting the Islanders in the playoffs.

Paul in Yonkers checks in to dispute the Mets winning 90 games after letting Pete Alonso go. Also Brandon Tierney claims nobody cares about Gio’s sports takes. We revisit Lavonte David’s emotional retirement and other crying athletes like David Wright and Brett Favre. After recapping the Knicks’ win and Tiger Woods’ Masters status, we discuss some new social media trend.

Yankees fans react to Opening Day on Netflix versus YES and we examine the complexity of modern sports streaming. After the Fake Joe Benigno calls-in, we have Jerry’s update on Mike Francesa’s Netflix search, while Paul in Yonkers discusses Tommy Lugauer’s cat issues. We wrap up with the Knicks’ seventh straight win and a caller’s odd cat story.