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WFAN’s Gregg Giannotti joins Jay Horwitz to talk about the long road from college radio and an internship at WFAN to hosting Boomer and Gio. Gregg looks back on his years in Pittsburgh, the pressure of stepping in for Craig Carton, and what he’s learned from working with Boomer Esiason.

A lifelong Mets fan, Gregg also shares memories of going to games with his...


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St. John’s athletic director Ed Kull joins Jay Horwitz to talk about Rick Pitino’s impact on the university, the energy around St. John’s basketball and the team’s growing presence at Madison Square Garden. Kull discusses the upcoming season, the Big East rivalry with UConn, the roster’s new additions, and why Pitino’s experience developing players for the next level matters ...


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Jay Horwitz sits down with former Knicks star John Starks to look back at the team’s championship run and the energy inside Madison Square Garden. Starks talks about Jalen Brunson’s clutch performances, the team’s playoff comebacks, OG Anunoby’s unforgettable tip-in and the role the Knicks alumni played throughout the postseason. He also reflects on his own legacy in New York...


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Former New York Giants center Shaun O’Hara joins Jay Horwitz for a conversation about his teammates, his career and his life after football. O’Hara recalls the Helmet Catch, explains why he believes Eli Manning belongs in the Hall of Fame, and shares what it was like playing for Tom Coughlin. He also talks about growing up a fan of the 1986 Mets, his Rutgers connection and th...


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