Sean and Tommy are here, Teke, enjoying a nice summer vacation week.

As the summer of love on WFAN continues, Rosie and Scones with us across the way.

We're still waiting a Yankee lineup to be put out.

They play again four hours from now.

Remember, it's an eight, a little after eight o'clock start that you will hear right here on WFAN as they are in Texas.

Max Fried on the bump.

A MET lineup is out. Important week for the Mets here versus the Guardians. You don't want to lose basically nip and tuck time here with the Phillies who play the Orioles this week. Went through that lineup a little while ago. You can go to the Odyssey app. Rewind there about a half an hour ago. Tommy gave his thoughts on the Mets weekend. we have done a lot on the Yankees and accountability.

As I understand, the whole station has, and I know that could get maybe some tiring. If you're a P1 listener to WF and you've listened all day, that is the story of the day. After the Yankees were swept in the whole jazz chisholm situation, we had our thoughts on that to start the show. Go back, Odyssey at Rewan 2 o'clock as we continue on. But last, or I should say this morning,

immediately when your phone starts blowing up

from multiple people getting text,

you're like, oh, no.

Did something big happen in the sports world?

Was there a trade?

Was there, dare I say, a training camp injury? I never thought what multiple texts I got today were all going to be

center around one thing. Mike Francesa and the New York Giants and the San Francisco

giant. Now, you might be just getting in your car ride home from work and you've missed this today. So I'm going to set the scene and then play some audio for you and we'll give some thoughts. Ten years ago, a caller, was it David and Warwick? It would be Dan and Warwick. Who, by the way, called Sal Lekata earlier. More on that in a little bit. cold up in one of the most famous Mike Francesicoles of which there is

you know how many

50s. By the way, called Sal Likata earlier. More on that in a little bit. Called up in one of the most famous Mike Francescoles, of which there is, you know, how many? 30 of them that you could go through. And ask Mike, hey, when they're in town, do the San Francisco Giants and New York Giants get dinner together? And it is so ridiculously stupid that sometimes the stupidest things are the funniest things, Tommy. Sure. And you can tell it's a call that resonates because it's a call that oftentimes just in chatter about station memories here. Many of us that were behind the scenes for a long time, remember, and we talk about. So wouldn't you know, at the Eli Manning show, which airs, I think on MSG, if not just the Giants' website, whatever. Eli Manning and Sean O'Hara have, you know, kind of a fun, goofy show. They did a commercial for it. And in the commercial, visually, Eli Manning and Sean O'Hara sitting there with, who were the two Giants who were the? Was it? Yeah, Logan Webb and Matt Chapman. Okay. Logan Webb and Matt Chapman, and they are sitting down having dinner in this palace.

But the commercial starts, it's Mike Francesa walking through the whole place looking for open doors to which he opens the door and finds the San Francisco Giants and New York Giants having dinner together. And then Sean O'Hara basically blows one of those those things that rolls out and makes noises that you would get at New Year's Eve or a birthday party.

And the whole thing visually is hysterical.

Here is what it sounded like.

Yeah. Mike and Bill Wolderman here.

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