Yankee fans are holding their breath to hear back about the latest Aaron Judge injury. Is it really something to be worried about? Plus, Pete Alonso leaves the city of Queens with a big fat smile and paycheck! Follow @HoffWFAN on X, TikTok & Instagram

Chris McMonigle and Craig Carton analyze the friction between Mets fans and GM David Stearns following Pete Alonso’s departure. They reveal behind-the-scenes details about rejected contracts, a spiritual trip to the Vatican, and how Steve Cohen allegedly kept Alonso's career on track when no other offers materialized.(00:01:20) NFL Picks and Records(00:04:25) Fans Booing David Stearns(00:08:12) Steve Cohen's Lip Reading(00:12:42) Pete Alonso Hires Boras(00:17:01) Stearns Rejects Long-Term Deal(00:21:47) Pete Alonso's Vatican Prayer(00:28:30) Stearns' Move Evaluations

Craig Carton and Big Mac discuss the New York Yankees clinching a postseason berth and debate the criticism surrounding their locker room celebration. They argue that reaching the playoffs is a hard-earned achievement that deserves recognition, regardless of the "World Series or bust" mentality.(00:01:00) Show Introduction(00:02:50) Yankees Playoff Celebration(00:11:03) Postseason Pitching Strategy(00:13:00) NFL Week Recap

Joe Benigno is delirious over the Jets after a dominant 23-10 win over Tennessee, and he believes this team is ready to blow past expectations. He raves about Geno Smith, Breece Hall, the offensive line and the revamped defense, calls the Sauce Gardner trade an all-time fleece, and boldly predicts the Jets can beat Green Bay and become a legitimate factor this season.Then the mood turns furious. Joe unloads on David Stearns and Steve Cohen for letting Pete Alonso walk, calling it one of the worst mistakes in Mets history and saying Stearns should be fired. He argues Alonso has been better than Juan Soto, blasts Soto’s lack of big moments, and says Andy Green has earned the right to manage the Mets moving forward.

Evan Roberts erupts after Pete Alonso’s return to Citi Field, ripping anyone who says Mets fans were wrong for cheering their former star. Evan argues that a fan base watching an awful, underachieving team had every right to shower Alonso with love, and he unloads on Steve Cohen for telling Pete that Citi Field will always be his home despite never making him an offer to stay.Tiki Barber says Alonso’s return finally ignited years of frustration Evan had been holding in over the direction of the Mets. Shaun Morash agrees fans had every right to celebrate Pete, but pushes back when that support begins affecting Jonah Tong and the current Mets on the field.

We started with Pete Alonso coming back to Citi-Field last night. Mets fans were cheering for him so much that they booed their own pitcher for walking him instead of allowing him to hit a HR. Aaron Judge homered last night in front of a tiny crowd in the rain in Minnesota.

Pete Alonso has returned to cause Mets fans to explode on one another. Who is the embarrassing Mets fan? Let's find out. Follow @HoffWFAN on X, Instagram & TikTok

Craig and Big Mac break down a historic opening week for New York football as both the Giants and Jets move to 1-0. They discuss the physical dominance displayed by the Giants against Dallas and the efficient performance by the Jets in their victory over the Titans.(00:01:00) New York's 1-0 Start(00:02:30) Giants Physicality vs Cowboys(00:04:54) Impact Player Breakdown(00:08:35) Jets Dominant Performance(00:12:12) Looking Toward Week 2

The Giants couldn’t have scripted John Harbaugh’s debut much better. New York controlled the Cowboys from the opening drive, imposed its physical style and delivered the kind of dominant performance Giants fans have been waiting years to see. The biggest difference was obvious: coaching mattered.Jaxson Dart looked more decisive, getting the ball out quickly and taking advantage of a Dallas defense that couldn’t pressure him. The Giants pounded the football, Isaiah Likely created matchup nightmares, and a crucial sequence after Tyrone Tracy’s fumble showed how this team can overcome mistakes instead of unraveling. Even against a flawed Cowboys defense, the Giants finally looked like the bigger, tougher and better-coached team.

The day couldn't have gone better for both local teams.