In one of the most important 20 minutes perhaps in WFAN history, Chris McMonigle & Paul "Rosie" Rosenberg debate what the actual definition of a musical single is. 

Now that the Rangers are done, the Yankees are New York's best chance at a championship. This year's team is giving fans plenty of reasons to enjoy the ride but should try to deliver one more: a Juan Soto extension before the star outfielder reaches free agency.

Jackie Powell from The Next joins Lori to break down Chennedy Carter's hit on Caitlin Clark as well as Clark's adjustment to the pros. They also examine the Liberty's title hopes.

Newsday's David Lennon joins Lori to recap Darryl Strawberry's day at Citi Field as well as discuss everything going on with the reeling Mets and rolling Yankees.

SHOW OPEN: Lori compares the Rangers to the Yankees and the Mets to the Knicks as we still wait for another champion in New York. 

SHOW OPEN: Danielle breaks down an exciting come-from-behind win by the Yankees, as they continue to find ways to win games.

Ann recaps her 26th Annual ALF Charity Golf Classic, and getting inducted into the Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame; previews the Final Round of the U.S. Women's Open with NBC play-by-play broadcaster Grant Boone; and visits with Nathan Grube, Tournament Director, Travelers Championship on what goes into putting on a PGA Tour 'Signature' Event.

Ann talks with Nathan Grube, Tournament Director, Travelers Championship, about the preparations for the PGA Tour 'Signature Event' and the star players who will be there to compete.

Ann connects with Grant Boone, broadcasting from the U.S. Women's Open at Lancaster Co Club, in Pa., about Nelly Korda missing the cut; Lexi Thompson's retirement after the end of the season; about the 3-way tie heading into the Final Round.

SHOW OPEN. Al Cintron talks about the Rangers Game 6 loss and eliminated from the ECF against the Florida Panthers and explains why their last game of the season feels different to when the Knicks got knocked out by the Pacers. SHOW OPEN.